Fitness
Rotator Cuff of the Hip
I heard a reference to Rotator Cuff of the Hip some time ago. It was way back as an undergrad at Simon Fraser University. I was reading an article on the topic and found it […]
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The Cause of Noncontact Anterior Cruciate Ligament Injuries
The anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) is one of the four main ligaments in the knee. It’s located deep within the joint, behind the femur, and in front of the tibia. The ACL connects the femur […]
Fitness
Why the Psoas Isn’t the Devil
When understanding the human body, we often hear that the psoas is the devil. It’s the reason why so many people have trouble squatting. It’s related to sciatica, and tight psoas can lead to back […]
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Runners Knee Exercise Program
Runner’s knee, or patellofemoral pain syndrome, is just what it sounds like: knee pain that stems from the patella (kneecap) and the femoral (thigh) bone. It’s common among runners, exceptionally competitive ones. It’s a condition […]
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What is New with Patellofemoral Pain Syndrome (PFPS)
Patellofemoral pain syndrome is a common overuse injury of the hip that affects some people more than others. While no one knows what causes PFS, some researchers think hip problems are often caused by “micro-damage” […]
Core Stability
Problem with Overtraining Your Abs
There always seems to be a new trend when it comes to working out. Last year, it was squatting; this year, it’s ab-crunching. The problem with most fads is that they don’t last long, and […]
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Show and Go Review by Eric Cressey
A few weeks back, I got an advance copy of Eric Cressey’s Show and Went Training Manual. Eric’s program is Show and Go: High-Performance Training to Look, Feel and Move Better. I have been reading […]
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7 Exercises to Improve Your Squat
Squatting is one of the most functional lower-body moves you can perform. It’s also one of the most prone to imbalances and bad habits. That’s why improving your squat is so essential. If you don’t […]
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Fitness Media Dominator Dustin Maher on Training Females
Women’s bodies react differently to stress than men’s bodies do. In general, men’s bodies respond to stress with a “fight or flight” response. An increase in heart rate, blood pressure, and muscle tension is characterized […]
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Exercise Rehabilitation of the Shoulder
Shoulder pain is one of the most common reasons patients end their physical therapy, especially if they come from an acute phase of recovery. This happens because the shoulder’s range of motion is minimal, which […]