Sound Of Movement - The Unity Gym Podcast

If flexibility is your bottleneck, there is a faster way.But it isn't passive.And it isn't comfortable.The fastest method follows a simple sequence:Contract. Stretch. Convert.First, you contract the muscle at end range.Hard.For middle splits, that means driving the legs apart using your glutes.For hamstrings, it might mean lifting the leg against resistance before lowering into the stretch.That contraction does two things.This week, I want you to watch the full 4-part playlist. Because it shows the exact rule we use in UMS to fix this.Strength and flexibility in the same workout.No extra sessions. No extra time.▶️ ⁠Watch the playlist: The Strength–Flexibility Pairing Series⁠And, if you want to know what it's like to work with us, → ⁠Click here

Most people think tight muscles are the problem.They're not.Your nervous system is.When you move into a deep stretch, your body doesn't ask, “Do you want more range?”It asks, “Is this safe?”If the answer is uncertain, it contracts.That protective response is automatic.It's called the stretch reflex.And it acts like a brake.This is why you can stretch for months and still feel blocked.This week, I want you to watch the full 4-part playlist. Because it shows the exact rule we use in UMS to fix this.Strength and flexibility in the same workout.No extra sessions. No extra time.▶️ ⁠Watch the playlist: The Strength–Flexibility Pairing Series⁠And, if you want to know what it's like to work with us, → ⁠Click here

When strong people realise they're stiff, they usually do one thing.They add more stretching.Another session. Another class. Another 20 minutes at the end of a workout.It feels productive.It's usually a mistake.Real flexibility training isn't gentle.It applies load. It demands muscular effort. It creates fatigue.If you add that fatigue without adjusting recovery, something gives.Strength stalls. Energy drops. Or injuries creep in.We learned this the hard way.This week, I want you to watch the full 4-part playlist. Because it shows the exact rule we use in UMS to fix this.Strength and flexibility in the same workout.No extra sessions. No extra time.▶️ ⁠Watch the playlist: The Strength–Flexibility Pairing Series⁠And, if you want to know what it's like to work with us, → ⁠Click here

I believe that before you chase advanced flexibility… you need to clear two key benchmarks.Not Instagram range. Not circus tricks.Foundational positions.First:✓ A comfortable, relaxed arse-to-grass squat.Not falling over. Not heels lifting. Not shaking.You should be able to sit there and breathe for two or three minutes.That position tells us your ankles, hips, and spine can access deep range without compensation.Second:✓ A behind-the-head press while sitting in that same deep squat.That requires shoulder mobility. Thoracic extension. Hip stability. Core control.If you own those two positions, you have enough mobility for almost any strength sport, or athletic pursuit.Most adults over 35 don't.This week, I want you to watch the full 4-part playlist. Because it shows the exact rule we use in UMS to fix this.Strength and flexibility in the same workout.No extra sessions. No extra time.▶️ ⁠Watch the playlist: The Strength–Flexibility Pairing Series⁠And, if you want to know what it's like to work with us, → ⁠Click here

Most people think they need 100%.100% strength focus. Or 100% flexibility focus.That mindset is what keeps them stuck.If you trained pure maximal strength, you would bench, then sit for 3–7 minutes doing nothing.That gives you the highest possible force output.But it gives you zero flexibility progress.On the other side, if you trained pure flexibility with maximal intensity, you'd fatigue the tissues so much your strength work would suffer.So we tested something different.What happens if you accept 80–90% of each?This week, I want you to watch the full 4-part playlist. Because it shows the exact rule we use in UMS to fix this.Strength and flexibility in the same workout.No extra sessions. No extra time.▶️ ⁠Watch the playlist: The Strength–Flexibility Pairing Series⁠And, if you want to know what it's like to work with us, → ⁠Click here

Once you understand that flexibility is stress, the next question is obvious.How hard should you push it?The answer is not “as hard as possible.”The answer is: it depends on your goal.After years of trial, injury, ego, and experimentation, we realised there are only three ways to combine strength and flexibility that actually work.1 — Strength PriorityYou already have solid range. Now you want maximal strength and muscle.Flexibility is maintained. Mostly passive. Non-fatiguing.Recovery between heavy sets is sacred.You don't chase extreme range here. You protect what you've built.2 — Balanced ApproachThis is where most people belong.Strength and flexibility rise together.You accept about 80–90% of maximal strength adaptation.And about 80–90% of maximal flexibility gains.No extra sessions. No blown-out schedule.Just intelligent pairing.3 — Flexibility PriorityThis is for people who feel blocked by their own body.You can't squat deep comfortably. You can't raise your arms overhead without restriction. Your positions feel closed.Here, flexibility intensity increases.End-range contractions. Loaded stretching. Real effort.Strength is still trained. But not maximised.Most people make the mistake of trying to run all three at once.This week, I want you to watch the full 4-part playlist. Because it shows the exact rule we use in UMS to fix this.Strength and flexibility in the same workout.No extra sessions. No extra time.▶️ ⁠Watch the playlist: The Strength–Flexibility Pairing Series⁠And, if you want to know what it's like to work with us, → ⁠Click here

Here's something most strong people don't expect.You don't get injured on your max lift.You get injured on the rep you thought was easy.Back in 2012, I was training hard. High volume. High intensity. Proper bodybuilding split.I was big. Strong. Confident.At a hypertrophy workshop, the first exercise was 20 reps on a 70kg squat.A warm-up.Not a max attempt. Not a grind.I completely blew my lower back out.Ambulance. Hospital. End of the workshop.That wasn't bad luck.This week, I want you to watch the full 4-part playlist. Because it shows the exact rule we use in UMS to fix this.Strength and flexibility in the same workout.No extra sessions. No extra time.▶️ ⁠Watch the playlist: The Strength–Flexibility Pairing Series⁠And, if you want to know what it's like to work with us, → ⁠Click here

Most people get flexibility wrong in one of two ways.They stretch so hard it kills their strength.Or they stretch so lightly nothing actually changes.Both feel productive.Neither works.When flexibility is aggressive and loaded without structure, it creates real fatigue.Muscles get tired. The nervous system gets taxed. Your next strength set drops.You blame recovery. Or age. Or specific stretch selection.But it was dosage.On the other side, there's the “gentle mobility” crowd.A few passive holds. A couple of lazy stretches.No load. No tension. No adaptation.It feels good.But nothing changes.Real flexibility training is stress.Just like strength training.This week, I want you to watch the full 4-part playlist. Because it shows the exact rule we use in UMS to fix this.Strength and flexibility in the same workout.No extra sessions. No extra time.▶️ ⁠Watch the playlist: The Strength–Flexibility Pairing Series⁠And, if you want to know what it's like to work with us, → ⁠Click here

By now you can probably see the pattern.Strong but stiff. Powerful but fragile. Disciplined but tight.The issue isn't effort.It's how the qualities are arranged inside the workout.Most programs either:→ Separate strength and flexibility into different days → Or stack them on the same tissues at the same timeBoth create problems.This week, I want you to watch the full 4-part playlist. Because it shows the exact rule we use in UMS to fix this. Strength and flexibility in the same workout. No extra sessions. No extra time.▶️ ⁠Watch the playlist: The Strength–Flexibility Pairing Series⁠And, if you want to know what it's like to work with us, → ⁠Click here

Here's a simple question.Are you building a drag car… or an F1 car?A drag car is built for one thing.Maximum horsepower. Straight line speed. No concern for turning.In that environment, it dominates.But add corners, braking, transitions — and it falls apart.An F1 car still has power.But what makes it fast is everything wrapped around the power.Stability. Control. Balance. Range.It doesn't just go fast. It stays fast when direction changes.Training is no different.This week, I want you to watch the full 4-part playlist. Because it shows the exact rule we use in UMS to fix this. Strength and flexibility in the same workout. No extra sessions. No extra time.▶️ ⁠Watch the playlist: The Strength–Flexibility Pairing Series⁠And, if you want to know what it's like to work with us, → ⁠Click here

You can be very strong… and still be fragile.Not weak.Fragile.We've seen guys squat 260 kilos.Huge engine. Impressive numbers.Then they sprint.Twenty metres in — hamstring gone.Another guy. Massively yoked physique. Bodybuilding background.First hard change of direction in indoor soccer. Both ACLs gone.That isn't bad luck.That's strength trained in isolation.This week, I want you to watch the full 4-part playlist. Because it shows the exact rule we use in UMS to fix this. Strength and flexibility in the same workout. No extra sessions. No extra time.▶️ ⁠Watch the playlist: The Strength–Flexibility Pairing Series⁠And, if you want to know what it's like to work with us, → ⁠Click here

Most lifters don't consciously choose to ignore flexibility.It just loses by default.Here's how it happens.Strength training is scheduled. Logged. Progressed. Measured.Flexibility? “Do it later.” “Add it at the end.” “Fit it in on weekends.”But when strength and flexibility live in separate sessions, something predictable happens.Time runs out.Not because you're lazy. Because life wins.This week, I want you to watch the full 4-part playlist. Because it shows the exact rule we use in UMS to fix this. Strength and flexibility in the same workout.No extra sessions. No extra time.▶️ ⁠Watch the playlist: The Strength–Flexibility Pairing Series⁠ And, if you want to know what it's like to work with us, → ⁠Click here

Join our email list for a chance to have your program reviewed: https://unitygym.com/email-listThis video is for one of our subscribers who submitted their program for review.And if you're training with shoulder pain while also training for fat loss or a powerlifting competition, this matters for you too.Because minor shoulder pain doesn't stay minor when training intensity goes up.As you push harder, that small irritation can quietly turn into a serious injury.After more than 25 years of coaching, this is one of the most common mistakes I see in training programs.In this video, we're going to break down this subscriber's program and show exactly how to adjust it so their shoulder pain doesn't get worse—and they can still make real progress over the coming weeks and months.#weightloss #shoulderpain

If you're strong but still feel tight, it's not age. And it's not motivation either.It's usually one simple problem. Your program forces a trade-off.This week, I want you to watch the full 4-part playlist. Because it shows the exact rule we use in UMS to fix this. Strength and flexibility in the same workout. No extra sessions. No extra time.▶️ Watch the playlist: The Strength–Flexibility Pairing Series — start with Video 1, “The Strength–Flexibility Pairing Rule Most Programs Ignore,” and you'll see why flexibility keeps failing even for disciplined lifters.And, if you want to know what it's like to work with us, → Click here

When people want to lose fat or lean up, they often throw the baby out with the bathwater.They chase what looks good and forget what actually functions.That mistake is both common and costly.We've seen it for years.People train hard, work up a sweat, then quietly sabotage results through poor exercise selection.Too much fatigue.Too much randomness.Too little structure.UMS HIIT Workout 3 exists to fix that exact problem.This session is not about max effort.It's about stacking quality stress without breaking recovery.▶️ Rad and I released 3 epic training videos for you this week breaking down when and why we use UMS HIIT workouts … We've even included 3 of our UMS workouts. Putting these into action Monday, Wednesday and Friday would be a complete body composition program phase for the next 4 to 6 weeks!This content is usually reserved for UMS clients only.

Most people judge a workout by how destroyed they feel at the end.Sweaty.Breathless.Wiped out.But that feeling can be misleading.We've coached thousands of people who trained hard…And their body paid the price.Joints hurt.Posture caved.And confidence slowly dropped.The mistake wasn't effort.It was how the stress was applied.▶️ Rad and I released 3 epic training videos for you this week breaking down when and why we use UMS HIIT workouts … We've even included 3 of our UMS workouts. Putting these into action Monday, Wednesday and Friday would be a complete body composition program phase for the next 4 to 6 weeks!This content is usually reserved for UMS clients only.

Most HIIT workouts look intense.Music loud.Heart rate high.But a lot of them quietly fail the people doing them.We've seen it for years.People jump into circuits that feel hard…Yet joints flare up.Form falls apart.And structural balance is destroyed!We used to think HIIT had to be chaotic to work.Random exercises.Max effort every set.No rules.That approach burns people out fast.▶️ Rad and I released 3 epic training videos for you this week breaking down when and why we use UMS HIIT workouts … We've even included 3 of our UMS workouts. Putting these into action Monday, Wednesday and Friday would be a complete body composition program phase for the next 4 to 6 weeks!This content is usually reserved for UMS clients only.

One of the most confusing parts of training is knowing when to change the tool.You might be doing solid strength and flexibility work…But right now, fat loss feels slow.Energy feels flat.And motivation starts slipping.We used to think the answer was to push harder in the same program.More volume.More effort.That rarely worked.▶️ Rad and I released 3 epic training videos for you this week breaking down when and why we use UMS HIIT workouts … We've even included 3 of our UMS workouts. Putting these into action Monday, Wednesday and Friday would be a complete body composition program phase for the next 4 to 6 weeks!This content is usually reserved for UMS clients only.

If you've ever felt flat coming back from the holidays…A bit softer than you want to be…Or frustrated that your usual strength work isn't leaning you up right now…You're not broken.And you don't need more willpower.We've been there too.We tend to avoid High Intensity Interval Training (H.I.I.T.) training because it's suboptimal for producing max strength.But that doesn't mean we don't use it at all.▶️ Rad and I released 3 epic training videos for you this week breaking down when and why we use UMS HIIT workouts … We've even included 3 of our UMS workouts. Putting these into action Monday, Wednesday and Friday would be a complete body composition program phase for the next 4 to 6 weeks!This content is usually reserved for UMS clients only.

Most people think nutrition is only about calories and macros.Protein, carbs, fats. Numbers in an app.That's only part of the story.Food is also a delivery system.How it's packaged.How it's stored.How it's heated.And how often that happens … day after day, for decades.Ignore that layer long enough and the system pays the price.This week's YouTube coaching deep-dive breaks down in detail what the new US food guidlines said about plastic food containers and your free testosterone level. ▶️ ⁠Rad and I created a comprehensive video⁠ for you this week where we explain why metabolic health erodes slowly, what the new US Food Guidelines (and food pyramid) finally got right, and how this mirrors the way smart training actually works.

When cravings hit hard, most people blame discipline.They think they're inconsistent.They think motivation is broken.In our experience, that's rarely the truth.More often, the system regulating hunger and energy is out of alignment.This week's YouTube coaching deep-dive breaks down in detail what the new food guidlines said about the gut microbiogme.▶️ ⁠Rad and I created a comprehensive video⁠ for you this week where we explain why metabolic health erodes slowly, what the new US Food Guidelines (and food pyramid) finally got right, and how this mirrors the way smart training actually works.

For years, nutrition debates focused on the wrong enemy.Fat versus carbs.Low-this versus high-that.Meanwhile, something far more damaging went largely ignored.Processing.This week's YouTube coaching deep-dive breaks down in detail what changes were made around food processing.▶️ ⁠Rad and I created a comprehensive video⁠ for you this week where we explain why metabolic health erodes slowly, what the new US Food Guidelines (and food pyramid) finally got right, and how this mirrors the way smart training actually works.

For decades, protein was treated like a bonus.Optional.Something you only worried about if you were a bodybuilder.Most people were told 0.8 grams per kilo was “enough.”And they assumed that meant optimal.It never did.This week's YouTube coaching deep-dive breaks down in detail what the protein updates mean for you!▶️ ⁠Rad and I created a comprehensive video⁠ for you this week where we explain why metabolic health erodes slowly, what the new US Food Guidelines (and food pyramid) finally got right, and how this mirrors the way smart training actually works.

Health fails slowly — long before it shows up on paper.Most people seem to think health breaks down suddenly.One bad blood test.One diagnosis.One prescription.It feels like something went wrong overnight.But that's not how metabolic health actually fails. It fails the same way gym overuse injuries occur… quietly, over time.This week's YouTube coaching deep-dive breaks down in detail.▶️ Rad and I created a comprehensive video for you this week where we explain why metabolic health erodes slowly, what the new US Foof Guidelines (and food pyramid) finally got right, and how this mirrors the way smart training actually works.

When the five elements of structural balance are in sync, everything changes:→ You train harder without breaking down.→ Your joints feel younger.→ Progress stacks, plateaus disappear.This final lesson is the reason so many of our members say:“UMS isn't just training — it's rehab, mobility, performance, and aesthetics in one.”▶️ Rad and I created a free deep-dive coaching videoWatch and learn how to build a body that lasts a lifetime.

Build stability and strength in the right order, for the right outcome.▶️ Rad and I created a free deep-dive coaching videoThis single sequencing tip can save your shoulders, protect your knees, and finally unlock stalled lifts.

This method is what helped Rad and I (Yani) recover from multiple injuries and maximise our athletic performance well into adulthood …And it's the reason our clients out-perform most professional personal trainers.▶️ Rad and I created a free deep-dive coaching videoWatch now — and see why this simple shift accelerates strength and mobility gains.

This one habit:✓ Reduces pain✓ Enhances posture✓ Increases flexibility✓ Boosts strength output✓ And prevents most injuries before they even occur▶️ Rad and I created a free deep-dive coaching videoWatch now and upgrade your workout from a formality… to a performance enhancer.

These principles create strong, mobile, pain-free bodies that last for life.No more wasted reps. No more crap workouts. No more broken body parts.▶️ Rad and I created a free deep-dive coaching videoWatch it now and discover exactly how we design UMS workouts for our clients.

This highlights a major issue with gathering information from YouTube influencers — there's almost always a hidden agenda.In this case, the goal appears to be creating a problem (diet confusion) and selling the solution (a training app). Unfortunately, that's a common strategy in online fitness marketing.After reading the meta-analysis he references (Nunes et al., J Cachexia Sarcopenia Muscle, 2022) and cross-checking the claims in the video, here are several key clarifications missing from his interpretation.1. The research doesn't apply to trained athletes.The 74 studies in that meta-analysis mostly involved untrained or recreationally active adults, not athletes training 4–6 times a week like UMS clients.Most participants trained 2–3× per week for 8–12 weeks at ~60–75% of 1RM — beginner-level volume. None used progressive overload or periodized strength programs.So when the video claims “extra protein doesn't help,” it's true only for lightly active people. For serious lifters, research such as Morton et al. (2018) and Mazzulla et al. (2020) consistently supports 1.8–2.2 g/kg/day for optimal recovery and muscle protein synthesis.In short: these studies weren't done on people training like you.2. Most people under-eat protein — not overeat it.In 22 years of coaching—from general population to elite athletes—the biggest issue we see is too little protein.The average adult consumes around 0.8 g/kg/day, just enough to prevent muscle loss, not build new tissue. As training volume increases, so do protein needs for repair and immune function.The influencer mocks “high-protein diets,” but he's really criticizing extreme bodybuilder intakes (250–300 g/day), not the science-backed range most people fail to reach.3. He overlooks decades of research on muscle protein synthesis (MPS).Foundational work from Dr. Layne Norton, Dr. Louise Burke, Dr. Tony Boutagy, and Prof. Gary Slater shows that optimal MPS depends on:Age: Older adults experience anabolic resistance and need more protein per meal.Training load: Harder and more frequent training increases repair demands.Gut health: Poor gut integrity reduces amino acid absorption, raising needs further.Ignoring these variables grossly oversimplifies the science.4. The meta-analysis is misrepresented.The paper doesn't conclude that “protein doesn't matter.” It finds that increasing protein yields modest lean mass gains in untrained people on low-volume programs.It didn't test athletes eating 1.8–2.2 g/kg/day or training intensely. Also, all 74 studies used animal-based proteins, making the influencer's vegan example irrelevant.5. Cherry-picked “proof” and no sources.Many influencers mention “the research” but never cite it — a red flag.If you challenge accepted science, show your sources. Otherwise, it's just opinion — especially when promoting an app at the end of the video.When I reviewed the actual study, my conclusion was the opposite of his: adequate protein intake remains a key driver of muscle growth when combined with resistance training.6. He ignores the metabolic and physiological roles of protein.Protein isn't just about muscle. It's essential for:Metabolic flexibility — switching between carbs and fats for fuel.Hormone regulation and detoxification.Building enzymes, neurotransmitters, and immune cells.To downplay it is like saying oxygen is overrated.7. His “case study” proves the opposite.The example of Alex Leonidas doesn't show that low protein works — it shows that muscle loss is slow once built.Alex admits there's been “no change since switching to low protein,” which means he built his physique before reducing intake. Two and a half years isn't long enough to evaluate long-term performance or hormonal effects.8. Overeating protein can be unnecessary — but vilifying it is worse.We agree that extreme intakes (300 g+) are excessive. But demonizing protein or joking about digestion is misinformation.

Anuj had spondylolisthesis which gave him such bad lower back pain that he couldn't stand for more than 20 minutes. Now he has no pain, has built his dream garden and goes hiking.Check out his inspiring story.#lowerbackpain #spondylolisthesis #spondylosis ------------------------------------------------Here's the video I mentioned that shows how we make people limitless — even with injuries and setbacks

SLAP tear rehab without surgery? Frozen shoulder recovery that actually works? Watch Tim's transformation from chronic pain to full strength using the UMS Online Coaching system.Tim was told he needed shoulder surgery for a SLAP tear and frozen shoulder.Doctors and physios couldn't help.His symptoms were getting worse. The cost and risk of surgery scared him.Then he found UMS Online Coaching.✅ Pain started reducing within the first week✅ No surgery, no injections✅ Just smart, structured training✅ One year later: completely pain-free, stronger than ever, and building muscleThis interview dives deep into Tim's journey:

Ghazaleh is a 43 year old mother of two and a full time nurse. This is her story of how she beat chronic pain, and became strong, flexible and empowered.All whilst working out at home.#over40health #workingmom #strengthandmobility ✅ Want to Fix Pain, Get Flexible, and Train for Life?

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Nick worked with a personal trainer twice a week for 2 years, but could never find the motivation to workout on his own. Now he trains 4-6 days a week on his own, following out online coaching.What changed?******** Join me for 1 on 1 online coaching ********get a new customized program every 4 weeks and unlimited 1 on 1 coaching

At age 47 it's harder to build muscle and get strong. After dialing in nutrition and diet, we need to look to supplements for optimal performance in the gym.#supplements #muscle #bestsupplements Unlock strength, flexibility, and pain-free movement with expert online coaching—proven results, no gimmicks.

After watching Adolescence on Netflix I had a rude awakening. We're not doing enough ... so why do people say things like "you're doing the best you can", "don'e be so hard on yourself".I think we need a real conversation about taking the easy way out vs. doing what's right.#adolescence #parenting #realtalk Unlock strength, flexibility, and pain-free movement with expert online coaching—proven results, no gimmicks.

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What's better to build strength and muscle ... straight sets or alternating sets? Depends who you talk to, but here's my take on it.#over40sfitness #fitnessmotivation #straightsets******** Want to get 1 on 1 online coaching ********Go here

What's better to build strength and muscle ... straight sets or alternating sets? Depends who you talk to, but here's my take on it.#over40sfitness #fitnessmotivation #straightsets******** Want to get 1 on 1 online coaching ********Go here

If you're over 40, have kids and a demanding job, then no doubt you've felt stress from trying to workout as much as you want.#over40sfitness #fitnessmotivation******** Want to get 1 on 1 online coaching ********Go here

After working with Ido Portal twice face to face and training with Roye Gold via online coaching for two years, I have a decent amount of experience training in the Ido Portal method. Here's my thoughts.#over40sfitness #fitnessmotivation #idoportal ******** Want to get 1 on 1 online coaching ********Go here

Do Your actions align with your goals? In our 40s we we don't have youth on our side anymore, but we have wisdom. Here is how you can use that to crush your goals.#over40sfitness #fitnessmotivation #fitnesshacks ******** Want to get 1 on 1 online coaching ********Go here

⚠️ Rest won't fix your SLAP tear! If you're dealing with shoulder pain, you need the right SLAP tear exercises to rebuild strength, improve mobility, and avoid surgery. Start your SLAP tear rehab today!

Rest will not fix lower back pain, exercise is your best bet for herniated discs, spondylolisthesis, spondylosis and PARS defects.#lowerbackpain #backpain #lowerbackpainexercises ******** Want to get 1 on 1 online coaching ********Go here

Calisthenics is something a lot of people want to get good at, but is weight lifting better for muscle growth and strength training in the early phases? #calisthenics #gym #workoutprogramming ******** Want to get 1 on 1 online coaching ******** Go here

If you've been given a piece of paper or watched a YouTube video with a list of exercises, that's not a program—that's just a workout. You might have a few different workouts, like one for your chest, another for your back, or one for your arms or legs. But even with all of those, it's still not a program. #periodization #exerciseprogram #workoutprogramming ******** Want to get 1 on 1 online coaching ******** Go here

SLAP Tears do NOT need surgery to improve, and often surgery makes symptoms worse. Considering that shoulder surgery is irreversible, it makes sense to try exercise and rehab before going under the knife. #slaptear #shoulderpain #slaptearsurgery ******** Want to get 1 on 1 online coaching ******** Go here

If you're afraid to resume an exercise that once caused you pain associated with an injury, this is for you. Knee pain, shoulder pain, lower back pain, wrist pain, golfers elbow, tennis elbow, whatever it is, this will help. #shoulderpain #shoulderexercises #injuryprehab ******** Want to get 1 on 1 online coaching ******** Go here

After witnessing world class physical therapists correct lifting technique in their patients to fix pain and injury, it's clear that lifting weights with correct technique is the cornerstone of injury rehab and prehab. #shoulderpain #shoulderexercises #injuryprehab Get the SLAP Tear Rehab Blueprint