Stress and Your Movement

How do emotional stress and hormones affect your fascial tissues and movement quality? Emotional stress and hormonal changes can significantly impact fascial tissues and movement quality. The fascia is a complex web of connective tissue that surrounds and...

History of Exercise Physiology

What is exercise physiology? Exercise physiology is a field of study that focuses on how the body responds to physical activity and exercise. The study of exercise physiology has evolved over time, with researchers and scientists advancing our understanding of how the...

Periodization

What are the stages of strength periodization? Strength periodization is an approach to training that involves dividing the training program into distinct phases or periods, with each period focused on developing a specific aspect of strength. The physiological stages...

Strength Training

Progressive Strength Development Progressive strength development is a training approach thatinvolves gradually increasing the intensity and volume of exercise over time to improve muscular strength and endurance. There are several physical principles underlying this...

Return to Sport

What is the procedure for returning to sport out of physical therapy? Returning to sport after physical therapy requires a careful and gradual process to ensure that you don’t reinjure yourself or cause any additional damage. Here is a general procedure that...

DNS and Movement

What are the stages of dynamic neuromuscular stabilization? Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilization (DNS) is an approach to rehabilitation and exercise that focuses on the developmental movement patterns and the stabilization of the human body. There are three main stages...