Have you heard of the Oura ring? Imagine that you could predict that you are getting COVID19 or another disease about 2-3 days before it hits you. If you are […]
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Side plank is one of the best moves to make your core strong and (almost) bulletproof to back pain. A regular plank is a popular exercise that almost everybody includes […]
The most beneficial exercises for the past year? You may wonder… As the year 2019 comes to an end, it is time to reflect on our fitness goals and set […]
The Crossfire exercise is the most effective movement that helps with the neck and lower back pain. With today’s modern society comes increased sitting, which causes a forward flexion posture […]
Pallof press will benefit all athletes and fitness warriors by strengthening the deep core muscles and working all the muscles that influence trunk rotation. Pallof press works as a spine […]
Quadrupled core conditioning can be something surprisingly difficult for you. You even may not be able to do it entirely, yet. It is a fantastic strengthening exercise for your deep […]
Until not too long ago, I did not care about correct breathing too much. “Not care” is maybe not the right word, but I just didn’t know… I was aware […]
Hamstrings are one of the more neglected muscle groups in athletes’ training. Maybe because they are on the backside of your thighs and you don’t see them easily and then […]
With the New Year, we set new fitness goals and milestones for our sports training and health. Some of your goals could be to improve the technique of your skill. […]
Side-lying leg lift variation will get rid of the pain in your butt. It’s common that athletes occasionally get pain on the backside of the hip, near the glute. The […]
The glute bridge and its advanced version can possibly be the best exercise that you need in your regimen on a regular basis. Usually, the majority of people have very […]
Many overuse injuries in running, tennis, walking, or other intense sports are often accredited to weak glutes. Very often it is true that our glutes (both Maximus and Medius) are […]