In honor of the latest Twitter battles, without ambiguity, here's a few things I do. It's not as difficult as it is made out to be, or how difficult folks try to make it sound.
1) “Essentially, everyone has two ages: a chronological age, how old the calendar says you are, and a phenotypic or biological age, basically the age at which your body functions as it compares to average fitness or health levels.” https://t.co/StUQDhseAr
Exercise has similar effects on pain and function to that of oral NSAIDs and paracetamol. Given its excellent safety profile, exercise should be given more prominence in clinical care, esp. in older people w comorbidity & at higher risk of adverse events https://t.co/puHxwQyDFa
Effectiveness of remote exercise programs in reducing pain for patients with knee #osteoarthritis: programs with an opportunity to discuss and personalize remotely delivered exercise appear to be more effective https://t.co/E0q304yXJv
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MICHAEL JORDAN WORK ETHIC
“Every day in practice was like that to me. It was a competition.
So, when the game comes, there’s nothing that I haven’t already practiced. It’s a routine.
Whatever happens in the game now, okay I’ve done that before.”
Do you feel tense today?
This Posture & Mobility Mega Circuit is for you.
The combo strengthens and loosens strategic places to make you feel better.
Enjoy!
Does your doctor lift weights?
Does your doctor study strength training?
Does your doctor coach people how to workout?
You need to know these things if you are going to listen to their advice on fitness.
3 of my favorite sprint starts. So basic, so good
1. Drop backs: effortlessly position foot slightly behind hip. Plus get plyometric effect
2. RDL: builds coordination AND syncs up great horizontal projection of hip. (Bonus: lateral)
3. Lateral Half kneeling: tension & timing