Miles of Trails and Trails of Miles
The Number 1 Reason for Running Injuries One of the biggest reasons that many runners get injured is that they increase their mileage (or volume of training) too quickly. Running…
Functional Training For Sport
What is the Difference Between Sport-Specific Training, Strength & Conditioning, and Functional Training? There has been a constant struggle in the sports world to truly define sport-specific training versus the…
Physical Therapy for Low Back Pain Relief
Four out of five Americans experience back pain at some point in their lives. While the severity varies, research suggests that most cases of low back pain can be resolved…
Appropriate Training for a Rotational Athlete
We Get It Olympic lifts are cool. They are a combination of strength and power that are useful for many sports and just general well-being. Olympic lifts force you to…
How to Take Care of Your Knee Pain
Knee pain is a common injury that most athletes deal with at one time or another. I’ve heard countless people walk through the door saying “I have a bad knee”…
Avoiding Injury on the Slopes
As the temperature begins to drop and the days get shorter, many people cringe at the thought of the upcoming winter season. Not us skiers. Those of us who love…
This Crossfit workout is known as a "Chelsea"
What’s an EMOM?
EMOM Definition EMOM stands for “Every Minute On the Minute” and refers to a specific work out format where designated movements are started at the beginning of every minute, with…
Working From Home: How to be Pain-Free and Productive
In the current landscape of the world, many companies have shifted their companies from working remotely. It is difficult to see when, if ever, many companies will bring back their…
Mobility & Stability within Yoga
What is Mobility and Stability? Two primary areas we focus on in yoga are mobility and stability. Mobility is defined as the ability to move freely and with ease. Stability…
“Should I Push Through Pain?”
“No Pain, No Gain.” We’ve all heard it from old coaches or trainers, for better or for worse. While the quote does have some merit...maybe…it often makes me, as a…