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The Big Risk Factor for Running Injuries
Knee pain is pervasive among runners. It has the power to reduce a smooth and confident runner to a wounded animal who can’t make it down the street. Yet there is a single telltale sign that can reveal an increased risk of pain before it begins.
How to Fix a Torn Labrum
Whether you are a weekend warrior, throwing a baseball in the Majors or working to get to the CrossFit Games, a torn labrum is not a career-ending injury.
It may disrupt training and competition for a few months, but the majority of labral tears can be addressed successfully with non-operative care.
Why Runners Should Get Strong
Regardless of your goals, strength is the cornerstone of an active and healthy body. If properly structured, it doesn’t hinder running ability but instead boosts running performance. Regular strength training should be a part of every runner’s routine.
How to Maintain Your Olympic Lifts While Your Gym Is Closed
Here's some strategies to keep your weightlifting in top form, even without a full gym set up at your disposal.
How We’re Building Better Swimmers
To help build better swimmers, we are proud to work with one of the best, through our partnership with RITTER Sports Performance. We’re excited to have new features from them on our Training Zone to help further develop swim performance.
30 Day Shoulder Fix for Crossfitters
Our goal is to push your physical capacity through challenging metcons and strength training, while progressively correcting shoulder mechanics to help you move better.
Everything You Need To Know About The Shoulder
This is a good place to start if you want a better understanding of the shoulder anatomy and movements. Consider this article the cliff notes for a Shoulder 101 course. It will cover the assembly and mechanics, but not too sciency or overly complicated. Using this...
Rotator Cuff Strength for Strong and Pain-Free Shoulders
You cannot build a strong stable shoulder without a rotator cuff to support it. But that doesn’t mean you need to isolate each specific rotator cuff muscle to push your gains. There are far more effective ways to get it done!
The Most Common Cause of Shoulder Pain – And How to Fix It
There is a common cause of shoulder pain—and there’s a good chance it’s the reason your shoulder hurts.
The Fix for Back and Knee Pain
People are often surprised about the treatments for low back and knee pain. The therapist will probably spend some time addressing the place that hurts, but then most of the session is dedicated to exercises that seem unrelated to the knee or back. That’s because...