Adapting Vertical Pulls

Whether you have painful shoulders or just can’t perform chin-ups or pull-ups, you can still do your vertical pulling exericse.  After some experimenting with a few versions, we’re using this one with great success with clients who just can’...

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Single-Leg Solution Sale ends at Midnight

Hi all, Yes, I’m aware that I haven’t posted in a while.  I have some stuff going on that’s taking priority, so my apologies. However, I wanted to make sure that you were aware that my buddy Mike Robertson still has his new Single-Leg Soluti...

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Neurologic vs. Physiologic Stiffness

We all know that it’s important to have adequate dorsiflexion. A lack of dorsiflexion prevents effective squatting, drives feet into pronation, alters pelvic tilt, promotes quad dominance, and a number of adaptations up the kinetic chain. Ever have an at...

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Two-leg squats vs. Modified Single-leg squats

A new study just came out in the Journal of Sports Rehabilitation that compared EMG activity of select lower extremity muscles in the performance of a two-leg squat (TLS) and what they called a modified single-leg squat (MSLS).  For most of us, we’d call it...

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Proper Pulling

We were showing the interns how to teach pulling exercises like the various forms of rows.  Thought it would be of interest. ...

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