2024-12-17
When it comes to training progress, three problem areas stop most people in their tracks: backs, knees, and shoulders. The mistake? Treating them as separate issues. The reality is that our bodies are far more interconnected than we often realize, […]
read more2024-11-18
It is probably my BIGGEST pet peeve when it comes to social media and that is saying A LOT! That is giving people the impression that the reason they are not having success is due to one thing. I WISH […]
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When it comes to classic gym exercises, few seem as essential as squats. No one can deny that squats are versatile—they’re great for building muscle, reducing aches and pains, and boosting performance across a variety of sports. But here’s the […]
read more2024-10-28
As a coach and educator, it’s challenging to counter all the misinformation on social media. Some of it is flat-out wrong; other times, it’s inefficient or overly complex for common issues. A great example? The techniques many use to improve […]
read more2024-10-23
Shoulder and hip mobility is critical for movement efficiency, injury prevention, and overall athletic performance. These two ball-and-socket joints allow for a wide range of motion, making them fundamental to both daily activities and sports-specific movements. Yet, many people struggle […]
read more2024-10-21
When it comes to lower body training, exercises like squats, lunges, and deadlifts usually get all the attention. While these movements are fantastic for building strength, there’s one often-overlooked exercise that offers unique benefits—crossover lunges. This dynamic and multi-dimensional movement […]
read more2024-10-2
It doesn’t sound like something you would hear a lot about on social media. Proprioceptive Neuromuscular Facilitation (PNF) is a specialized approach that taps into the nervous system to enhance muscle strength, flexibility, and motor control. Among its techniques, PNF […]
read more2024-09-29
A major theme that we keep discussing is how our bodies are an interconnected system where no part works in isolation. While it’s common to think of the body’s muscles, bones, and joints as individual components, a deeper look reveals […]
read more2024-09-22
Jessica Bento, Physical Therapist (Creator DVRT Restoration Certification, DVRT Rx Shoulder, Knees, Pelvic Control, & Gait Courses) Should you stretch or not stretch, is that the REAL question? When I became a physical therapist over 20 years ago, there was […]
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