Antagonist Management!
Muscles that are functionally opposite are known as antagonists. Tight and hyperactive antagonists can inhibit the full recruitment of the muscles you are trying to develop. Continue Reading
6 Revelations for Back Pain Sufferers
1. An overuse syndrome is likely to be at the root of your pain.
Overuse syndromes occur when active, strong muscles compensate for inactive, weak muscles. This “double duty” means more work and less rest! The path to recovery from lower back pain therefore requires:
The Best Workout Warm-up
Warm up proctocols are the current hot topic in the field of exercise. Everyone espouses their own special workout-readiness recipe. Some of the most common rituals include foam rolling and other self-myofascial release modalities, mobility drills, stretching, light cardio, sprinting and plyometrics. Continue Reading
Eat Strong
Traditional weight-loss diets (TWLD) weaken people. Counting calories, eliminating carbohydrates, removing meats, avoiding fats and deprivation all contribute to irritated, constipated and impotent individuals. Here’s why:
Muscle Balance 201
Common Misconceptions…
Can’t I achieve muscle balance by simply making sure I do rows to counteract my presses?
What is muscle balance?
Muscle balance refers to the distribution of strength throughout the muscles of the body.
What is an imbalance?
An imbalance refers to an uneven distribution of strength.
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