Having a flexible lower back and enjoying increased lower back mobility will ensure that you don’t suffer from lower back pain in addition to other posture problems. Increasing flexibility and mobility in your lower back will decrease the amount of weight as well as pressure which you vertebra have to…
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High blood pressure, which is also called hypertension, is called the “silent killer” for a good reason. This condition often has no symptoms but is a major risk for heart disease as well as stroke. Unfortunately, high blood pressure is so widespread these days that almost half all adults have…
Read MoreIn recent times, foam rolling has gone mainstream. Once a self-massage technique which was only by professional athletes, coaches, and therapists using a foam roller is now a daily practice for people at all levels of fitness. There’s a reason for the widespread acceptance of this self-massage technique: it’s simple…
Read MoreTo get better, most runners just run. However, the best runners know that improving speed as well as endurance isn’t just about logging more kilometres on the road. You also need to log time in the gym. And one of the best ways to build the strength that you need…
Read MoreUnlike dumbbells as well as barbells, the weight of a kettlebell is uneven. This means that more muscles are needed to work with this exercise tool. Kettlebell workouts combine strength training and cardiovascular fitness. Given that their centre of gravity is continually changing, kettlebells replicate the forces which you might…
Read MoreMobility training benefits any type of workout however it is often neglected. As a result, many individuals miss out on the benefits of it. With more mobility, you will be less likely to develop chronic injuries or hit plateaus. Mobility also remedies existing injuries. Being more mobile benefits form and…
Read MoreIt’s healthy and normal to have some body fat however not all fat is created equal. Visceral fat is a kind of body fat which is stored within the abdominal cavity. This type of fat is located near several vital organs which include the liver, stomach as well as the…
Read MoreA business plan is a formal account of a collection of business goals, the reasons why they are believed attainable to be attainable by the fitness professional, and the plan for attaining those goals. A business plan may also take into account background information about the fitness organisation or team…
Read MoreLower crossed syndrome is the secret danger that can cause muscle imbalances, problems with posture, and the potential for further injury. You might not have heard the term lower crossed syndrome, but you need to be aware of what it is, the problems it can pose, and what can you…
Read MoreWith the world of social media continuing to grow and becoming such a large part of people’s lives if you want to get your name out there as a personal trainer you need to take your online presence seriously. Social media is not easy terrain to traverse if you do…
Read MoreAnaerobic exercises — which are a higher-intensity, higher-power version of exercise — are different from aerobic exercise. Although the term may not be one that you’re familiar with, anaerobic exercise is a very common and effective workout. In actual fact, you’ve probably put yourself through an anaerobic workout at some…
Read MoreTaking a post-workout dip in an ice water bath is a common practice among many athletes. Known as cold water immersion – or alternatively cryotherapy – this practice is favoured among athletes to help them with their post-workout recovery as well as reduce muscle pain and soreness after intense training sessions or…
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