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Deadlift: The Best Exercise you’re Not Doing!

The deadlift is arguably the king of all exercises in the gym. Not only does it target the glutes and hamstrings, but it involves more core muscles than most core exercises including the squat! It’s also a superior posterior movement. … Continue reading


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Training around Injury

Anyone who considers themselves dedicated to the iron game or calls themselves a serious strength athlete is going to realize that injuries are just part of the game. Unless you are a freak of nature, everyone is guaranteed to run … Continue reading


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Dynamic Warm-Up

A dynamic warm up is an important integral part to any serious training regimen, and should be performed following myofascial work (self massage/foam rolling) and prior to training. Demonstrated in this video are a series of multiplanar movements aimed to … Continue reading


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Foam Rolling

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XbEwDmfrDF8&feature=share&list=UUfZXLnI3Jy0BNZfQRyIjfsg Jason demonstrates how to foam roll and explains the benefits of incorporating it into a strength training regimen.


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Fix Your Hips

Creating more mobility in your hips – along with more core stability will allow you to get AND stay in better positions for all other exercises and movements. You will deadlift better, lunge better, jump better, and run better. Body … Continue reading


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Restoration!

What we love about our All In clients is their drive to push hard with virtually every goal they set forth for themselves. While this competitive edge may be appealing, certain goals, such as lifestyle goals, should be tailored to … Continue reading


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Ankle Mobility

In reality, our bodies are really just a stack of joints or series of joints that have a specific function and are also prone to specific, predictable levels of dysfunction. We have to look at these joints as just another … Continue reading


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Correcting Hyperlordosis Patterns

Correcting hyperlordosis patterns in 3 common exercises along with some EXCELLENT videos by Eric Cressey and Carl Paoli explaining correct technique on all three. Lumbar hyperlordosis is an exaggerated curve of the lumbar spine which could potentially cause severe stress on … Continue reading


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Clearing Up Overhead Mobility

The first rib – A lot of pesky shoulder issues are the result of stiffness and bad working positions of the shoulder complex. Today I want to talk about the first rib, which acts as a “pump handle” (moves up and down) … Continue reading


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Eliminate The Useless

If what you are doing in the gym is not directly affecting your goals you need to eliminate it. We need to ditch the “jack of all trades, master of none” mentality of training and get back to the basics. … Continue reading


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