SOCIAL ISOLATION

Social Isolation With the increase of staying indoors and working from home, it also increases the likelihood of social isolation.  On one hand, it forces us to be more deliberate and thoughtful in our actions, because we can’t escape into the busyness of the world...

BIOMECHANICS MONTHLY | WHAT IS MOVEMENT?

What is Movement?   Locomotion (gait) Locomotion is described as the ability to move from one position to another. Gait, on the other hand, is defined as the style or manner of walking dependent on a complex interplay of major parts of the body systems including the...

DESIGNED TO MOVE | THE IMPORTANCE OF BREATHING

Why is Breathing Important? To breathe is to live. Because breathing is second nature to almost everybody, we often don’t think twice about the quality of our breathing. However, our quality of breathing is directly related to our stress levels and vice versa. It...

DESIGNED TO MOVE | KNEE VALGUS

What is Valgus Knee? Valgus knee refers to a medical condition where the knees internally rotate, often touching each other. This is caused by a pronounced hip adduction, internal hip rotation, and pronation of the foot, resulting from under activated glute muscles....

DESIGNED TO MOVE | PATELLOFEMORAL TRACKING SYNDROME

What is Patellofemoral Tracking Syndrome? Patellofemoral tracking syndrome refers to the medical condition where the kneecap (patella) falls out of alignment. The kneecap is important because it acts as a protective and stabilizing cover for the knee joint, a major...

METABOLISM | OVERVIEW

The Essence of Metabolism – Overview In order to optimize training, one needs the proper nutrition to sustain health and physical activity. The foods and beverages we consume can give us the energy to do so. We get energy from three main sources (macronutrients):...