So I mentioned last week that I’m training in the wee hours of the morning these days due to a busy schedule. I didn’t expect so many of you to be so concerned for my lumbar spine health. First thanks for reading the blog, second, thanks for car...
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Strive to maintain the normal lordosis of the lumbar spine during lifting. Doing so assures that the angle of pull of the erector spinae create a posterior shear force on the lumbar vertebrae, thus reducing the high anterior shear forces that are associated w...
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Posted on January 3rd, 2008 by
Bill in
Rehab/Prehab,
Strength Training
Closing the kinetic chain by putting your hand on the floor promotes co-contraction of the rotator cuff. This can improve glenohumeral stabilization. Because the scapula is free to move, you must rely on active stabilization of the scapula. The greater you...
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My buddy Adam Campbell from Men’s Health Magazine and Jeff Volek, one of if not the top researcher on lower-carb dieting just released their book this week. You can get more info from Adam’s blog. I was lucky enough to have see this book formul...
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