High Low Anchored Bands Workout

Here’s a breakdown of the workout using the APT Wide Webbing Bands anchored Hi/Lo with the APT Double Loop Door Anchor. There are several benefits to training with longer anchored bands; 1 – variety in dimensions of resistance with longer ranges of motion 2 – the ability to train many patterns 3 – the ability

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Interview with Anthony Carey – Inventor of the CoreTex

I’m really grateful to have connected with Anthony Carey in 2010, I’ve learned a ton from him over the years. We first met at a trade show in Toronto in 2010, he was representing his design the CoreTex, I was introducing the ARC. In this interview, we cover some interesting ground on the CNS and

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20 Movement Suspension Workout

Here’s what the suspension part of my practice looks like. Using alternate patterns and sequencing exercises with opposing muscle groups I can maintain a high work rate without gassing out. Also Vary tempo through the workout to tax energy systems differently, amping up strength with slower movements and cardio demands with a faster pace in

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The Four Agreements of Fitness

The idea there is a “best” overall type of fitness training is pretty much nonsense. Each established approach has a reason for being. It’s hard to go wrong learning any well-developed approach to fitness training. The REAL key to personal success is not a specific type of training.  The TRUE key to progress is an

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Fragile to Agile Progression Pyramid

People age at different rates for a host of reasons. Trainers specializing in the needs of 50+ population need strategies to progress people for a wide variety of needs from a wide range of starting points. Here’s an idea I’ve been working on. There’s a certain overlap in levels of this pyramid as you progress

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John Sinclair – 7 minutes and 7 movements for better life.

One of the most knowledgable guys I know. Like every true educator, John is endlessly curious and never stops learning. He has worked closely with top tool developer Michol Dalcourt at VIPr for many years and recently had developed a program of “Micro Training Sessions” called 7 Movements. If you want to know where the

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The Serape – connecting with core power

Ok so the human flag is a bit of stunt, sort of like a one armed handstand it’s not so much “functional” as it is fun. What feats of movement require more than anything else is a strong co-ordinated core. A core that is both stable to efficiently translate the force of contra laterally moving limbs

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Use the Force

Fitness folks laughed at the Shake Weight, we also despaired when we saw them everywhere, in stores and on TV. What a triumph of gimmicky marketing garbage that was, classic nonsense masquerading as innovation. There has been so much of that type of thing in fitness over the years it’s become more difficult for truly

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Train as you play !

Training is; needs, breaking down, new patterns,  recovery, specific, holistic, stress, relaxation, an approach. Train as you work, train as you live, train as you play ! When you play most sports , speed and agility are highest among the abilities that separate skill levels. Speed and agility start with feet and legs trained to

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