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15 Jul What squatting and Advil have in common.

Let’s say, for hypothetical purposes, that you’re taking Advil for some joint-related pain you’ve been experiencing.However, instead of taking the recommended dosage, you decide to experiment with taking 20 tablets ...

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    Elbow pain with gripping? Lateral elbow pain is Elbow pain with gripping? Lateral elbow pain is common in tennis players, Olympic lifters, and workers whose jobs involve a lot of gripping (using a screw driver, holding power drills, opening a door, twisting a lid) or constant typing. Initially you want to avoid aggravating activities that provoke pain early on such as heavy gripping and carry items with your palm facing down. You can also use your opposite hand to unload the aggravated side during unavoidable daily or work-related tasks. Most importantly you don’t want to just stop using that arm for days or weeks on end‼️ RELOAD that tissue back up in a way that doesn’t aggravate it more and continue from there with a prevention program to prevent future symptoms🙌 #TrainSmarter 📸: @beyond.the.script
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    Performing a full depth squat pain free is a requi Performing a full depth squat pain free is a requirement for adding resistance. Now this doesn’t mean you can’t load up a squat at all. It just means something needs to change‼️ That modification could be the depth, tempo, set-up, or type of squat. Maybe all you need is to just add one thing into your warm-up that you’re missing. Ignoring your body’s warning signs and pushing past that point of pain while throwing more weight on the bar is a sure way to end up with a bigger problem. Assess don’t guess. Get on schedule to find out what you need to do to perform a normal every day movement free of aches and pains👊 #TrainSmarter
    Strength at end range is necessary for control and Strength at end range is necessary for control and stability at the bottom position of a drill. A front foot elevated lunge is a great way to build end range hip flexion strength in the leg that’s forward. In training, this exercise carries over to building a strong catch at the bottom of a snatch or clean, and stability in the hole of a front squat, back squat, and overhead squat. In life, this carries over to getting up off the floor, picking up heavy furniture/boxes, and bending down while carrying your kids just to name a few. We recommend building time under tension and playing around with tempo down/up and pauses at the bottom. Start with a 2-3 inch elevated surface. Leave a comment with any questions you have below👇 📸 @beyond.the.script #trainsmarter #crossfit #womenwhocrossfit #crossfitter #lift #olympicweightlifting #weightlifting #choosept #physiotherapy #physicaltherapy #stability #training
    #Repost @blackflag_athletics ・・・ Another pro #Repost @blackflag_athletics ・・・ Another programming track is coming to Black Flag Athletics! “Pure Physio Preventive” This program is a twice per week workout designed by our Physical Therapy partner, Matt Stevens, and the team at Pure Physio (and is included in your membership). Pure Physio Preventative is meant to be used as a supplement to our other programs and designed with recovery in mind. These session(s) are perfect for when you feel a little tired or worn out from the week but still want to get some training in. Most of the work will be light weights, easy cardio, and mobility-based in an easy movement “flow” style format. These 45 minutes to one-hour sessions are designed to encourage recovery and regeneration both mentally and physically. We believe this partnership will continue to provide the most well-rounded fitness and wellness service possible! #blackflagfam #fitness #cle #purephysio #partnership #recovery
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