• Skill Guidelines for Building Strong, Useful, Adaptable Athletes

    Skill Guidelines for Building Strong, Useful, Adaptable Athletes

    The goal of this document is to provide skill guidelines based on useful goals to gauge milestones and monitor progress.
  • Shoes, Sitting, and Lower Body Dysfunctions

    Shoes, Sitting, and Lower Body Dysfunctions

    An examination of shoes and sitting on the development of lower body dysfunctions. This covers how they arise, evaluation of their development, and improvement of injury conditions.
  • Intellectual Maturity: Rising Above Misinformation

    Intellectual Maturity: Rising Above Misinformation

    An examination of the cause and solution to the poorly informed newbie (but we will call them novices, here, to be polite).
  • The Truth About Lactic Acid

    The Truth About Lactic Acid

    Debunking the myths surrounding lactic acid: delayed onset muscle soreness, cramping, muscular acidosis, fatigue, as a fuel and in exercise.
  • A Closer Look at Vitamin D

    A Closer Look at Vitamin D

    This article examines the health problems associated with Vitamin D deficiency, and also analyzes the potential athletic and muscle gains associated with proper Vitamin D supplementation.
  • On Tendonitis

    On Tendonitis

    A discussion of the etiology of tendonitis, corrective measures, programming prehabilitation, rehabilition, and other methods that may be beneficial to correct a tendinitis injury.
  • Why Speed Work is Necessary for Elite Endurance

    Why Speed Work is Necessary for Elite Endurance

    An in depth analysis of why speed and strength/power work are integral for anyone pursuing a competitive endurance background.
  • The When and Why of Static Stretching

    The When and Why of Static Stretching

    Many athletes stretch before a workout to avoid injury or soreness though many experts are opposed to this practice. This article explores the proper context for static stretching.
  • The Relationship Between Diet and Exercise

    The Relationship Between Diet and Exercise

    It is commonly stated that diet and exercise go hand in hand. This article explores the relationship between diet and exercise to get the most out of your training.
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