Muscle Soreness Explained: Is Being Sore a Good Sign?
Lets talk about soreness for a bit—specifically that soreness you sometimes feel 24-36 hours after a workout. Did you know that it’s such a common
Lets talk about soreness for a bit—specifically that soreness you sometimes feel 24-36 hours after a workout. Did you know that it’s such a common
Think of a time that you lifted something heavy (for you). It could be a weight in the gym, but it doesn’t have to be.
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If you spend any time during the day looking down—scrolling through your phone, sitting at a desk, working on a patient, bending over to do
Who has two thumbs and sits for far too many hours in an average day? This guy. 👍👍 And, in all likelihood, you too if
Strength and flexibility are on opposite sides of the muscular contraction spectrum. Strength describes a muscle’s ability to produce force by tensing and shortening. Flexibility
Intensity is perhaps the most misunderstood & misused word in mainstream fitness terminology. Most people use it subjectively: “Wow, that workout was really intense!“ “I didn’t
On January 29th I made a simple decision. For the next 42 days I would do five get-ups per day on each arm. The weight
I took an American history class my Freshman year in college. It was one of those “core classes” that everyone was required to take at
Rounding of the mid & upper back (thoracic spine) and stiff hips are the two most common restrictions that I see when someone walks through