Sports Performance: The Essentials of Programing

Sports Performance: The Essentials of Programing

There is a lot of information (and misinformation) on the internet about how to train. Whether you are a professional athlete training for performance, a weekend warrior trying to stay in shape, or someone who just wants to workout to stay healthy, someone on social...
Thoracic Spine Mobility in Rotational Athletes

Thoracic Spine Mobility in Rotational Athletes

Almost every sport relies heavily on the body’s ability to rotate. Many athletes are constantly trying to get their body to rotate faster without taking a second to consider all that goes into having the body rotate at that high of a speed repeatedly. One of the...
Don’t Let a Muscle Strain Keep You on the Bench

Don’t Let a Muscle Strain Keep You on the Bench

With the beginning of a new season comes the excitement of getting back out on the playing surface and competing for the win. Sometimes this can lead to overexertion and muscle pulls right from the first whistle. A common muscle strain I see right out of training camp...
Hypo- vs. Hyper-mobility

Hypo- vs. Hyper-mobility

Mobility is often a buzzword that is thrown around in training, rehab, and sports performance settings. Here, we are going to look at what it means when an athlete is hypo-mobile (less mobility) and what it means when an athlete is hyper-mobile (more mobility), and if...