Constraints: Awareness, Options, and Responses

The pandemic reminds me of how spoiled I am under normal circumstances with the resources I have to exercise.  I have fully stocked collegiate weight rooms at my disposal.  So, the last few months working out in my little apartment has been humbling.  All the toys are gone.  The comradery of working out around others … Read more

Bone Alignment Impacts Force Production Strategies

Bob loves the weight room.  Having a challenging workout is his alone time, and his way to relieve some of the stress from work and family matters.  He likes to focus his fitness goals towards adding muscle mass.  Although, he is aware of a muscle asymmetry between his left and right sides. Bob came to … Read more

Human Movement: Everything Is Connected

I was consulting with a former collegiate athlete named Bill.  He mentioned how his calves are always tight.  So much so that his calves almost cramp when he is squatting or trap bar deadlifting.  He told me stretching hasn’t helped.  I said, “I am glad you are aware of that… stop stretching them.”  He looked … Read more