Building off the mobility and control we've gained in the past videos (refer to golf hip warmup and loaded hip mobility), now it's time to progress to a standing loaded position. Here is a modification of a standing hip CAR using a kettle bell to...

Here is Phase 2 of an excellent core exercise program designed to improve passive core stiffness. An article by Benjamin C. Y. Lee and Stuart M. McGill in 2015 compared a long term dynamic (i.e., curl up) vs. isometric (i.e., plank) core training program. A 6...

When it comes to addressing the hamstrings, most people are great with sagittal plane focused movements including hip/knee flexion and extension. However, the hamstrings are not oriented just in the sagittal plane! This is due to different insertion points of the individual hamstring muscles! Read...

Now that we have gained mobility (refer to golf training warm-up hip routine), we want to promote moving through these new ranges with control to promote neuromuscular adaptations. The guys at PFS utilize a lot of FRC training. The first clip demonstrates closed-chain Controlled Articular Rotations...

Do you wake up with neck pain, jaw pain, or headaches? Did you know your sleeping position and your pillow set-up could be contributing to these symptoms!? SIDE SLEEPERS! Try out this simple trick that may be the key to improving your morning and daytime aches....

The "core" is a loose term thrown around the health and fitness industry, especially when it comes to "core training". There is a lack of consistency when people discuss the term "core stability", however an article by Tricia Majewski-Schrage, Todd A. Evans, and Brian Ragan...

Demonstrated here are 3 example exercises that could be incorporated in a late-stage acromioclavicular joint separation injury rehabilitation program. Acriomioclavicular joint (ACJ) separation injuries are a common shoulder girdle injury in athletes. This is due to the mechanism of injury, which is usually a direct force...

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