7 reasons you are training with pain - and how to fix them [FREE guide].
If your training is not lifting you up and making you feel stronger and younger with more energy then something may be off with your training.
If you are typically more beat up and notice it is harder to lift weights as you did before then it is time for you to change your approach to training.
7-Day Strength and Mobility Reboot [FREE guide].
If you are having a harder time exercising or performing your daily activities, I have good news and bad news.
The bad news is that these issues WILL NOT resolve on their own. They will just get worse if left unchecked.
The good news is that, in most case, you can not only alleviate but actually resolve the issue in question.
The strategies in the 7-Day Strength and Mobility Reboot Guide will help you move better, have less pain, and get back to doing things you thought you could no longer do.
The strategies are simple and easy to do and there is a minimal time commitment involved. To make these work, consistency is the key. Follow the plan to start feeling better.
Do this stretch for low back and shoulder pain. [video]
Low back tightness is common. Feeling some tightness in the low back is not uncommon. The reasons why the back can be tight are numerous. Most do not even involve the low back itself.
Other problems in the body (weakness, tightness and poor mechanics when moving) tend to manifest as low back pain. Sneaky sneaky.
Because of this, stretching the low back directly is often not the solution.
Pulling exercises. You're doing them wrong [video].
Rows, pulldowns, pull-ups, and other movements that initiate movement through the scapula should make up a good amount of your upper body exercises in your program.