by admin | Feb 11, 2019 | alignment training, Anatomy, Anatomy in motion, balance, Biomechanics, Body Care, Breathing, core, foundation, functional movement, Functional Patterns, Gait, glute workout, Glute Workouts, Glutes, hip length, How to Work Your Glutes, Human Movement, Human Optimization, Joints, knee stability, leg strength, Physical therapy, Physiology, stamina, structural integration, tissue health, Train Rugged, training, Training with purpose
Minimal equipment yet highly effective glute max lengthener In this video we are demonstrating an easy, at home corrective exercise you can do to lengthen your glute max fibers. Why do we want to lengthen them? Because if your glutes are short, or tight, they...
by admin | Jan 10, 2018 | alignment training, Anatomy Trains, Athletic performance, Biomechanics, bipeds, Body Care, Breathing exercises, elasticity, Fascia, functional movement, Functional Patterns, gait work, glute workout, Glutes, health, How to Work Your Glutes, Human Movement, Human Optimization, low back pain, Motor Control, Muscle balance, muscle function, Personal Training, Rugged, structural integration, Tensegrity, Train Rugged, training
Evolutionary Biology If you study anthropology, you’ll learn that one of the ways that humans came to rise above other animal classes is that we stood up. Our jaws got smaller as our brains grew larger, and eventually this led to us picking up our heads, and so...
by admin | Aug 24, 2017 | alignment training, Anatomy, Athletic performance, balance, bipeds, Blog, body, foundation, Glutes, How to Work Your Glutes, Human Optimization, Human Performance, Human potential, Joint control, Mobility, Nervous System, Physiology, Rotation, Rugged, Spatial Medicine, Spiral, structural integration, sustainability, Tensegrity, training
JOINT CONTROL: ARTICULAR STRENGTH Today’s lesson is a brief introduction to osteokinematics and arthrokinematics. You don’t need to memorize them, but all you want tot know is that one is the description of a body part at the site of a joint and synovial...
by admin | Feb 13, 2017 | aerobic work, agility, Anatomy, Athletic performance, balance, Bodywork, Breathing, Breathing exercises, core, deep core, diaphragm, endurance, explosiveness, fitness, functional movement, Glutes, hamstrings, health, Hip flexors, How to Work Your Glutes, improve performance, leg control, leg strength, muscle function, plyometrics, quadriceps, running, Stability, stamina, strength, sustainability, swimming, training, weightlifting, yoga
Self motivation and discipline are two prerequisites to succeed in any sort of training plan. I don’t care what you’re working towards; a handstand, a 5k, a heavy squat, a marathon, a dance recital, an exam, a lab project, grad school, a...
by admin | Nov 3, 2016 | Anatomy, Athletic performance, balance, Blog, Breathing, Breathing exercises, core, deep core, diaphragm, endurance, Fascia, Glute Workouts, Glutes, Hip flexors, hip length, How to Work Your Glutes, improve performance, knee stability, leg control, leg strength, Low back fix, Mobility, movement, Postural correction, Posture, running, Stability, stamina, training, Uncategorized, weightlifting, yoga
I was an athlete for 15 years before I met my hips for the first time. It was in college and I had started taking pilates and yoga to help polish my running, swimming, and weightlifting. I was always “taught” about the hips in a broad not so specific...
by admin | Feb 28, 2016 | Glute Workouts, Glutes, How to Work Your Glutes
Hi there, this is my first blog post for the new website, and I’ve decided to dedicate it towards the glutes, one of our most underused and significant muscles. Our glutes are essential to our being. They are the reason that we can stand upright and are some of...
