Written by admin on July 2, 2013
Many are in search for a program design which allows for intensity, active recovery, mobility, strength, stability, power etc, however it can be difficult to decide what to do and when.
It can also be difficult to formulate a structure which allows freedom to choose drills to meet the demands of various populations.
In an effort to aid trainers in being sure their program design is complete, I have created what we are calling the 4 Quadrant Training Model (4Q Training)
The quadrants
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Written by admin on January 31, 2012
At the Institute of Motion, we’re constantly traveling, and in our travels we often think about how structures in nature and in our surroundings might teach us about the structure of the body.
Here, Michol talks about the Sydney Opera House, and how it reminds him of the structure of our hips:
Written by admin on January 31, 2012
Ask any runner the number one thing they’d like to change about how they feel– they’ll tell you they want less injuries.
There’s been a lot of hype recently about “barefooting”, or running with so-called shoeless shoes like Vibram Five Fingers.
Is barefoot running the answer to runners’ quest for less injuries?
All signs point to ‘yes’ and here’s why:
As profiled in recent stories on NPR, Harvard anthropologist Dan Lieberman concludes from studying our ancestors that humans, after we came down from the
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