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Why These Lunges Are So Powerful

MAX lunges are one of the most well known, but also poorly performed DVRT movements. First, what makes the MAX lunge so great? When we perform lunges we are moving through one plane of motion and having to resist forces […]

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Is It A Core Or Back Exercise?

When we discuss various exercises I often feel like we aren’t even speaking the same language. There are SO many concepts we can talk about, but even at the most simple levels we often aren’t saying the same things. How […]

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Is Fitness Causing Disordered Eating?

One of the good parts about blogging for so long is that you can bring in topics that you believe are important even though they may not be what you typically discuss in training. That is why when I do […]

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Save Your Joints On Your Squats

Cory Cripe, Owner Of Fitness Lying Down  If you read about Josh or Jessica speaking the praises of DVRT it would be all too easy to say, “of course they love DVRT, they created the system and equipment.” I think […]

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What You Have Been Missing In Kettlebell Training

When I got into kettlebells in 2002 and then got certified in 2003, I was so excited! Not because I learned some Eastern European “secret,” heck, they could have come from literally anywhere in thew world. No, it was because […]

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How Do You Choose The Right Exercise?

Jessica Bento, Physical Therapist (Creator DVRT Restoration, DVRT Rx Shoulder, Knee, Pelvic Control, & Gait Courses) Last week I wrote a blog (HERE) on why the Ultimate Sandbag is used deliberately in our movements. We don’t think about “hey, where […]

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Why The Ultimate Sandbag REALLY Matters!

Jessica Bento, Physical Therapist (Creator of DVRT Restoration, DVRT Rx Shoulder, Knee, Pelvic Control, & Gait Courses) Surprisingly, I get this ONE question asked pretty much every time I make a post to my social media… Why the Ultimate Sandbag? […]

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Myths & Misconceptions Of Low Back Pain

We have all heard the stat, 80% of Americans will experience low back pain at some point. What we do NOT often hear is that the majority of that low back pain is acute, meaning it will resolve itself with […]

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Your Glutes Forgot To Work?!

I like to use talking about glutes as a way to help people understand that even a lot of functional training programs aren’t actually about functional training. People mean well when they want to target the glutes, they want to […]

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