The cost of your good habits is in the present. The cost of your bad habits is in the future.
― James Clear
― James Clear
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A series of gentle exercises to help restore pelvic floor function after childbirth.
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A routine for using full-body red light therapy panels, typically used by athletes for pre-training optimization and post-training recovery. This routine is based on scientific evidence showing:
This is part 2 of a 2-part series on Red Light Therapy Devices. In this video, we cover:
This routine is designed for individuals with tight pelvic floor muscles (hypertonic) to promote relaxation and reduce tension.
In this video, I reveal my personal longevity plan for March 2022. I'll share details about:
I'll also discuss some interesting interventions I'm considering for the future.
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This routine is designed to address and manage chronic pelvic pain through a combination of relaxation techniques and gentle exercises.
This routine focuses on building slow-twitch muscle fibers through long-duration, lower-intensity activities.
A short visual newsletter keeping you up-to-date with the latest research reviewed by our Oxford-based research team from the world of longevity, wellness, and health.
CreGAAtine is a new form of creatine that is claimed to be 8 times more effective than the original form. This information comes from an interview with Lucas Aoun, a YouTuber from Australia who runs the "Boost Your Biology" channel.
This video is the last in a series of interviews with Lucas Aoun. It covers:
A routine designed for pregnant women to:
A focused abdominal and core workout routine to develop a well-defined midsection. This routine includes weighted exercises to build strength and definition in the abs and obliques.
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Hey everyone, it's Chris from Smithy Fitness! This routine is designed to get you back in the game after a lower back injury. We're going to use light weights and high reps to promote healing and gradually rebuild your strength. Remember, the key to recovery is consistency and listening to your body. Let's bounce back together!
Injuries are part of the game when you are lifting weights. We have to push it to make gains, but sometimes we push too hard and end up hurting ourselves. This is especially true for older lifters.
I have learned how to heal myself (for the most part) by simply doing light volume exercises directed at the injured areas. This promotes blood flow and thus healing.
In this routine, I'll demonstrate and show you how to speed up healing and get back to full training as quickly as possible.
Remember: Always consult with a medical professional before starting any new exercise routine, especially when recovering from an injury.
This routine focuses on supporting hormone health for women, particularly those in perimenopause or menopause.
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Vonda Wright, M.D., M.S., a double-board-certified orthopedic surgeon.
"There is never an age or a skill level where your body will not respond to the positive energy you put into it to become healthier."
In this episode, Vonda and Jason discuss the best tips to build muscle, enhance bone density, and support mobility long-term, plus:
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