Results For Category: "Strength & Conditioning"

Moving Out of Pain (Part 2)

It’s a Continuum In the sequel to my post, Moving Out of Pain that was about my recovery from neck and shoulder…

F*ck Resolutions: How To Make Fitness Easier This New Year

If I were to hazard a guess, I would imagine that around the time you rang in the New Year, you may…

Moving out of Pain (Part 1)

Let’s Get Personal I want to share a story about a time I experienced pain and discomfort in my neck and shoulders,…

Why we do ‘agility’ ladder drills

We love doing ladder drills. Not only are they an opportunity for free-wheeling use of jazz hands, they represent an opportunity to…

Me Time

Self Care in Busy Times I don’t think I know anyone who isn’t busy. Calendars full of things. Be it appointments they…

Reimagining Fitness

The Journey to Something New For me and Mike it has always been about changing the way fitness is done. The way…

Tight Calf Muscles After Jogging? Try this.

There hasn’t been much about the pandemic that’s been good, but one thing has been the way that a lot of people…

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Pre-run warm-ups

Step out on the right foot Last month I wrote about strength training exercises that are great to add to your running…

TIPS FOR A COUCH TO 5K AND OTHER RUNNING ENDEAVORS

Don’t Forget to Add These Exercises to Your Training So, you’re thinking of starting to run or doing a Couch to 5k…

Sometimes, the key to getting out of pain is getting stronger.

Pain usually works as your body’s alarm system. Sometimes, some sort of injury happens and then the injured tissues heal. But, the…