Load is love, especially for your back Today Kathryn and Chris talk about why load is love, especially for those areas of the body where issues tend to arise (low back, knees etc…) After posting a deadlift video Kathryn received the question “doesn’t...
The Podcast is Back! Two New Episodes. We are back after a long break! Our house went under renovation, Kyle is back in school, and after reorganizing most aspects of life, we are back in the zone. Podcasts will be released on Friday’s. You can look forward to...
Accessory exercises and how to use them Accessory exercises are supportive to your big goals. Want to be able to do a chin-up? Yes, practicing chin-ups are cool, but what’s even more useful is assessing which supportive exercises you need more of and building...
Bone building with strength and progressive impact Bone and muscle health can be nurtured at any age. Yes, aging, hormone changes, and natural physical shifts affect our muscles, bones, and connective tissues, but there are things we CAN do. In this podcast, Kathryn...
Hard vs. Heavy: all movements are good, but they aren’t equal. In this episode Kathryn and Kyle talk about a movement stimulus being hard vs. heavy, and what the key differences are. Often we believe that anything that feels challenging is making us stronger,...
Rethinking safety, alignment, and mechanical ways of understanding the body Kathryn and Kyle talk about the mechanical model and give a few examples of mechanical ideas that negatively affect the ways we move and feel. Mechanical thinking teaches us that load is...