Let me tell you why the FMS™ (Functional Movement Screen) makes a lot of sense and can potentially help reduce the risk of injury for athletes, strength enthusiasts, and recreational exercisers. The FMS was developed by Gray Cook and Lee Burton to determine whether there is...
...complex. There's a lot that can go wrong in the shoulder, but a majority of problems are usually RTC related. Believe me when I say, you want to avoid shoulder injuries because one problem can lead to another (ex. tendonitis to dysfunction to disuse to frozen shoulder). And,...
As a former physical therapist, I was immediately attracted to the kettebell for a long list of reasons. Things like the unique blend of human biomechanics, cardiovascular fitness, and strength training applications for starters. And, the results were outstanding. After decades of training, this tool “had me at...
...don’t do that! Again, this is "common sense 101." Sometimes minor aches and pains spontaneously resolve if you don’t do things that aggrevate them, so learn to listen to your body. When I was younger, I didn't listen to my body when I had initially sustained what...