Athletes are the healthiest people in the world because they do not focus on baseline values. They strive to be in the Top 1% of ALL health & performance categories. This level of effort creates bulletproof bodies that heal with impressive speed.
The Big Question: How Can Someone Who Doesn’t Have the Time or the Resources of a Professional Athlete Still Create the Same Health and Performance Benefits for Themselves?
Join Sean Light, former coach of the Los Angeles Lakers and founder of the Athletic Health movement on his mission to reveal the world’s best strategies from the top leaders.
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Our bodies are massively skewed in the direction of External Rotation and Extension. So is our world. How can you possibly balance this out. Well its not going to be easy.
Craniosacral Therapy can come off extremely hippy-like if you let it but dive down to the depths and the foundation that CST is built on and you will find some very real and very accurate science.
Is there a more popular word in the fitness industry than core? The definition of this is actually pretty fuzzy. Experts often disagree on what the core actually is. Here is what I think it is.
Heart Rate Variability is one of the few, if not the only sports science device that I think has a lot of value. The science behind it is excellent but the practicality of it isn't exactly bulletproof.
So often in the training universe we hear about the “ideal world.” But everyone knows that’s not a real place. Take a step in developing “real world” power here.
Vision is a very physical process. Travel down the pathway of how you can develop poor vision just because you have crappy hamstrings or your boss sucks or any number of other possibilities.
I joined this industry to introduce more people to my savage ways. I went AWOL and starting turning into a pseudo-PT. But now I’m back baby. Put some iron on my back and let’s work.
Bare with us as we blast through the foundations of what makes the brain tick. What is a neuron? How does it talk to other neurons? And how do you become you?
In this very first episode, we highlight how our journey started and our plans for the future. From my first week on the job as a Strength Coach with the Arizona Diamondbacks to growing a business in New York City, I want to show you what I’ve learned on the journey and what we are learning right now. An ego-free, unbiased opinion of health and performance.