As I explore the upper lats or latissimus dorsi muscles, I recognize their crucial role in maintaining shoulder mobility and back stability. Stretching these muscles is essential for enhancing flexibility and preventing injuries arising from […]
Hey, it is Cody Bramlett. Rick asked me to put together a video for you on 5 Mistakes People Make with the Kettlebell Swing today. I want to share with you the five mistakes people […]
Kettlebell solutions use momentum, which challenges your muscles differently than traditional strength training. The momentum of the Kettlebell solution challenges your muscles to keep up with the weight as you swing it, which makes them […]
When training ice hockey goalies, I always chat with Maria Mountain. Today, I have an article from her on the importance of glute activation and some research that backs it up. Darn, I am happy […]
A leaner, more muscular body is something anyone would aspire to have. However, not everyone can achieve this look quickly. It takes time and effort to build muscles, which is why you need some muscle-building […]
Hi, I’m Tyler from Warrior Lower Body! Before I dig in, I want to give you a little background on why I am qualified to teach you this keystone deadlift exercise. After a bike versus […]
You may have heard it before, but posture does matter. In everything we do, from lifting weights to everyday activities, posture affects our muscles and performance. Keeping a proper posture [¹] not only looks good […]
The truth about Pilates is that it’s a great exercise routine and an overpriced fad. If you want to learn the principles of Pilates, there are plenty of books, websites, and videos available for free […]
Training clients back-to-back means that they both have their training station, but they begin their training at the same time and finish their training simultaneously. The clock strikes chaos. You have been training clients all […]
What is the Farmer’s Walk? Farmer’s Walk exercise is usually done with a barbell with weights. You grab it and walk forwards or backward. You can do it bilaterally (weight in each hand) or unilaterally […]
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