Transcript Hello everyone! My name is Annie. When I was invited to come here today I started racking my brain about how best to approach this talk. As you can well see, I’ve recently had surgery and I was admittedly anxious about anesthesia and pain med induced memory lapses. With these things in mind I …
Ugh, February – am I right or am I right? The semester has barely started AND it isn’t even close to over yet, but you wish it was. Damn the groundhog who said six more weeks of frozen hell. There’s no new movies, no sports, and no green poking out of the ground yet. If …
Fix your shitty hips Yeah, you heard me. Yeah you, the person tossing the 45’s on right away and hammering away at some garbage quality – neither high nor low bar – back squats. The person who has back pain after every squat session. The person who can’t deadlift because it always leaves you iced …
It began with a pinch… Summer 2019 was a high momentum time for me. Between riding the academic high of graduating in spring, moving in to a house with my then fiancé now wife Laura, and really investing my time and energy in to my own business…I was feeling pretty on top of things. This …
“Always you have been told that work is a curse and labour, a misfortune. But I say to you that when you work you fulfill a part of earth’s furthest dream, assigned to you when that dream was born, And in keeping yourself with labour you are in truth loving life, And to love life …
Jumps, Plyos, and Squats…OH MY. It is often asserted that in order to jump better people should use squats and box jumps or jump training. The specifics of how, why, and what order or frequency we execute these movements with are often left out. A brief tour around any gym and you’ll see folks squat …
Happy May Day! I don’t know about you, but I’ve been enjoying the warmer weather and the time at home lately. We likely have an unconventional summer ahead of us, how are you preparing yourself physically and mentally for that time? The consistency of maintaining a schedule based around training, being physically active, and getting …
If, when I started training at 12 years old, you would have told me that my early 20’s would bring significant struggle with injury and disability, I very well may have stopped lifting. You see, at the time, my goal was to become a competitive powerlifter or to compete in bodybuilding when I was older …
So far, many of our workouts have been bodyweight exercises designed to mimic common bodybuilding and weightlifting exercises that normally use barbells, dumbbells, or machines – squats, hamstring curls, rows, etc. Move over Arnold, today we are going to do a workout based upon the old strength training movements found in Eastern European style kettlebell …
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