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Guest Post: Opening a Sports Rehabilitation Center: Your Step-by-Step Guide to Success

Opening a sports rehabilitation center is an ambitious and rewarding venture that has the potential to make a significant impact on the lives of athletes and active individuals. Sports rehabilitation is a specialized field that helps people recover from injuries, regain physical strength, and return to their peak performance. Whether your goal is to cater… Continue reading Guest Post: Opening a Sports Rehabilitation Center: Your Step-by-Step Guide to Success

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Who Invented the Massage Gun?

I... dear reader. Am getting older, and crankier. The latter attribute isn't important, although it does explain quite a lot about me. The joy of getting older is that my body is getting more snaps, crackles, and pops than I care to admit. This has encouraged me/forced me/confined me, to taking more interest in both… Continue reading Who Invented the Massage Gun?

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The History of the Foam Roller

What could be simpler? Just hop on a piece of foam and roll up and down... anyone could do that right? Yes, anyone can but few do. Why? Mainly because it hurts. It's effective but my god is it sore. Yes today we are talking about the foam roller, the cost-effective means of massaging aching muscles and… Continue reading The History of the Foam Roller

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The History of the Face Pull

I grew up in the age of rotator cuff injuries. Whether or not the danger was as real as people believed, it didn't matter. I, like many others, spent the first five years of training involved a series of mind numbingly boring shoulder exercises as part of our warm up. Taking light dumbbells, we would… Continue reading The History of the Face Pull

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The History of the Face Pull

I grew up in the age of rotator cuff injuries. Whether or not the danger was as real as people believed, it didn't matter. I, like many others, spent the first five years of training involved a series of mind numbingly boring shoulder exercises as part of our warm up. Taking light dumbbells, we would… Continue reading The History of the Face Pull

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The History of the Face Pull

I grew up in the age of rotator cuff injuries. Whether or not the danger was as real as people believed, it didn't matter. I, like many others, spent the first five years of training involved a series of mind numbingly boring shoulder exercises as part of our warm up. Taking light dumbbells, we would… Continue reading The History of the Face Pull

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The History of the Bosu Ball

Part of the functional training fetish exhibited by members of the strength and conditioning community in the opening decade of the twenty-first century, the Bosu Ball was not too long ago, a ubiquitous piece of gym equipment. Nowadays found in the corner of the gym floor, if at all, the Bosu Ball, along with the… Continue reading The History of the Bosu Ball

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The History of the Foam Roller

What could be simpler? Just hop on a piece of foam and roll up and down... anyone could do that right? Yes, anyone can but few do. Why? Mainly because it hurts. It's effective but my god is it sore. Yes today we are talking about the foam roller, the cost-effective means of massaging aching muscles and… Continue reading The History of the Foam Roller

Resources, Training

The History of the Foam Roller

What could be simpler? Just hop on a piece of foam and roll up and down... anyone could do that right? Yes, anyone can but few do. Why? Mainly because it hurts. It's effective but my god is it sore. Yes today we are talking about the foam roller, the cost-effective means of massaging aching muscles and… Continue reading The History of the Foam Roller