To be life-proof, you need to build power, strength, endurance, hypertrophy, and move well. In this podcast with James Cerbie, we dive deep into how to blend these qualities into one unified training program.
Read MoreTop 10 Posts of 2020
From upper airway to infrasternal angles, some of the best posts to consume on my site are right here!
Read MoreTop 10 Goodies of 2020
From tight hip flexors to cardio to sleep, check out the top 10 goodies of 2020
Read MoreTop 10 Exercises of 2020
If you want to see some of the best exercises that came out this year, check this post
Read MoreLower Cervical Rotation
If you can’t rotate your neck, this is the post to peep.
Read MorePelvic Gait Mechanics
A deep dive into gait mechanics with a pelvic focus. Learn what normal is, and how to assess deficits.
Read MoreThe Difference Between Spinal and Pelvic Motion
If you get people feeling their backs during the tuck, then check this out
Read MoreThe Student Loan Problem
If you are struggling with student loans, let this be your guide to debt freedom
Read MoreHow Breathing Impacts the Human Body
If you want an intro to all things breathing, it’s effects on your mobility and physiology, this is a great starting point!
Read MoreManual Therapy
Does manual therapy have a place? Manual therapy is one of the more polarizing topics in the movement world, and no doubt you might wonder if this modality is efficacious for improving pain and/or movement. The evidence on manual therapy in isolation is mixed, but perhaps the modality itself is not the problem. Perhaps the problem is not having a model that can explain the utility of manual therapy, when to use it, and why. With a decision-making model, manual therapy is something that can most definitely fit within the interventions you like. Ready to see how manual therapy can be best applied for your supreme clientele? Then check out Movement Debrief Episode 139 below!
Read MoreThe Keys to Improving Your Upper Airway
Sleep apnea, upper airway resistance, snoring, grinding your teeth, ADHD; what do all of these areas have in common? Many of these conditions can be attributed to problems in the upper airway, including tongue position, airway structure, and more. The ability to maximize your ability to breathe in this area is critical and was the topic of a podcast I did with Dr. Mike T. Nelson. Here is the list of things we discussed: Avoiding dentures What proper mouth structure should be The connection between sleep and mouth structure The connection between ADHD and other behavior issues and airway What to ask for with a sleep study At home sleep apnea testing: Watch-PAT Addressing oral posture sooner rather than later How much can you change It takes a team to be fully optimized Recommendations on what to do and where to go This podcast will help guide you through all the steps you need to maximize your airway, sleep, and health. Click the link below to learn more. Cranial Face Structures, Nasal Breathing, Orthodontics, Tongue Position, and More Unlikely Performance Limiters: Interview with Zac Cupples
Read MoreThe Essential Gym Equipment
If you want to improve your movement capabilities, is there gym equipment that can help you? If moving better is important to you, you’ve probably wondered what gym equipment would best help me reach that goal? Gym equipment is endless and often gimmicky, so what would the essentials be to get me to where I want to go? Fortunately, you can improve your movement capabilities without much equipment. Being able to position your body with many of the coaching tactics we discussed is the #majorkey That said, there are some equipment pieces that make coaching WAY EASIER. And I’ll tier this for you fine folks based on your budget 🙂 If you are just building a home gym or beefing up your current gym, then check out Movement Debrief Episode 138 below!
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