Do you sit all day? Don’t worry you are not alone.
Sitting throughout the day, and a more sedentary lifestyle in general, has dramatically increased over the last several decades as desk jobs have become more popular and our devices … Read more >
Over the last several years, the health concerns surrounding sitting have really been highlighted by the health and fitness crowds, as well as the mainstream media. In fact, there have been entire books published on this topic. I’ve seen articles … Read more >
The hip flexor stretch has become a very popular stretch in the fitness and sports performance world, and rightly so considering how many people live their lives in anterior pelvic tilt. However, this seems to be one of those stretches … Read more >
The latest Inner Circle webinar recording on the Assessing Scapular Position is now available.
This month’s Inner Circle webinar was on Assessing Scapular Position. While I have openly stated in the past that assessing scapular position is … Read more >
A common component of any shoulder or neck evaluation is observation of scapular position and motion. Posture assessment is popular and attempts to identify any asymmetries between sides.
As our understanding of the mechanics of the shoulder and scapular improve, … Read more >
I am always a fan of simple exercises that get a big bang for my buck. I want to be able to streamline my programs to have as little fluff as possible.
One exercise I often use for scapular control … Read more >
Scapula exercises are very common and usually a needed component to any rehabilitation or corrective exercise program. Like anything else, there seems to be a few commonly accepted themes related to scapular exercises that many people take for hard fast … Read more >
Several weeks ago I published a quick video tip on a variation of the chin tuck exercise, the chin nod exercise. I received a lot of nice feedback regarding the use of the nod and wanted to share the … Read more >