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Between Science and Squeeze: Rethinking the Mind-Muscle Connection
“You can’t just think your way to better results.”
Or can you?
For decades, the phrase mind-muscle connection has floated around gyms, often riding the line between legitimate cue a...
Beyond Alignment: Understanding the Gray Area of Human Movement
We’ve all been taught that form is everything—and for good reason. It’s the foundation of injury prevention, smart progression, and long-term performance. The IFPA teaches form as a non...
Special Edition: Wellness Hype, Harm, and the Rise of “Feel Free”
It started showing up everywhere—on influencer reels, tucked in gym bags, and whispered about between workouts. The little blue bottle known as “Feel Free” quickly gained traction as t...
Reclaiming Movement: Why Adult Bodies Need Toddler Instincts
What if your body’s most powerful training tools were already hardwired into your nervous system—just buried under decades of adulting?
We spend years learning to move like humans—crawlin...
Rest Is a Skill: Rethinking Burnout, Recovery, and the Real Meaning of Strength
You finish your last set, heart pounding, soaked in sweat. You crushed it. You’ve got that buzz—that high that tells you the grind is working.
But later, you're wired a...
The Role of Fascia in Flexibility and Injury Prevention
Ever had that frustrating moment when your body feels stiff no matter how much you stretch?
Or that mystery ache that seems to show up even though your form is solid and your training is diale...
Metabolic Flexibility – The Hidden Key to Fat Loss and Energy
Take a moment and think about how your body feels when you skip a meal or push through a long workout. Do you feel sluggish, lightheaded, or irritable? Or do you power through, steady and...
Fermented Foods and Gut Health: Is Your Microbiome Controlling Your Mood?
A client walks into your session and says, “I’m eating clean, training hard—but I feel off. Tired. Moody. Not myself.”
You could look at macros. You could look at recovery. B...
The Science of Breathwork: How Oxygen Control Can Improve Fitness and Mental Clarity
Take a slow breath in.
Not just any breath—the kind that drops your shoulders, softens your jaw, and reminds your body that it’s safe to slow down. Now exhale long...
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