Two Exercises You Need in Every Program
That’s right I just said that, you need these two exercises in EVERY program! OK, maybe not every program, but I think there are two
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That’s right I just said that, you need these two exercises in EVERY program! OK, maybe not every program, but I think there are two
As the Functional Movement Screen (FMS) continues to grow more popular, many people are looking for suggestions for corrective exercises based on someone’s FMS results.
Similar to my article on squat technique variations in the past, this week is dedicated to the pull up and chin up exercises. Two similar,
Deficits with ankle dorsiflexion mobility can have a dramatic impact on functional movements such as deep squatting, lunging, and the lateral step down. If you
A common concern while performing the squat exercise involves the strain on the lower back, especially when squat technique is poor or when dealing with
[box type=”note”]UPDATE: See my latest article Get in Shape in 2012 for an update to this article![/box] HAPPY NEW YEAR! Welcome to 2011! How about that
A couple of months ago I was lucky enough to spend a morning with Tom Myers, author of the amazing book Anatomy Trains. Tom came
Pectoralis minor tightness is a common finding in people with shoulder dysfunction. We’ve discussed how to stretch the pec minor in the past with mixed
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