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Stretching and Flexibility: The Keys to Injury Prevention and Improved Performance
As someone who enjoys working out, I've come to learn the importance of stretching and flexibility in injury prevention and performance. Stretching... -
Breaking the Mold: How to Embrace Your Body in a World of Social Media Filters
Social media has revolutionized the way we communicate and interact with one another. It has brought people closer together and allowed us to conne... -
HIIT or Miss? Why High-Intensity Interval Training Might Not Be Right for You
High-intensity interval training (HIIT) has become a popular exercise trend in recent years, with many fitness experts touting its benefits for wei... -
Exercise during Menopause: A Guide to Help You Stay Active and Healthy
Going through menopause can be a challenging and sometimes overwhelming experience. With all the changes that your body is going through, it can be... -
The Mind-Boosting Benefits of Exercise: How Physical Activity Impacts Mental Health and Cognitive Function
Exercise has been shown to have numerous physical health benefits, such as improved cardiovascular health, increased strength and endurance, and we... -
The Power of Purposeful Exercise: Managing Ailments and Conditions as We Age
As we age, our bodies undergo many changes that can lead to a variety of ailments and conditions. From arthritis and osteoporosis to heart disease ... -
Beyond Walking: The Importance of Strength Training for Women's Health
Walking is a great form of exercise that provides many benefits to our overall health and wellbeing. It's easy, accessible, and low impact, making ... -
Exploring the Benefits and Risks of Cold Plunges for Athletes
It's important to note that cold plunges can also carry some risks, such as hypothermia or shock, if they are not done properly or if an individual stays in the cold water for too long. Therefore, it's recommended that athletes consult with a healthcare professional before incorporating cold plunges into their routine, and that they follow guidelines for safe and effective use of this recovery technique.
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It's Motor Memory not Muscle Memory
Muscle memory, on the other hand, is a term that is often used colloquially to describe the ability to perform a movement without consciously thinking about it, and it implies that the memory for the movement resides in the muscles themselves. However, this is not entirely accurate. The memory for a movement is actually stored in the brain, specifically in the motor cortex and other regions involved in motor control. The muscles themselves do not "remember" how to perform a movement. -
Introspective Tuesday (IT): Why do I stop and start an exercise program?
Many people start exercise programs with enthusiasm, but it's not uncommon for them to lose motivation after a few weeks or months. One of the main reasons for this is that visible results may not come as quickly as expected, or setbacks and obstacles can make progress seem unattainable. However, it's important to remember that fitness is a journey, not a destination, and significant progress takes time and effort. -
The Impact of Social Media on Body Image and the Fitness Industry
Social media can have both positive and negative impacts on body image and the fitness industry.
On the positive side, social media can provide a platform for individuals to share and promote healthy lifestyles and fitness goals, as well as connect with like-minded people for support and motivation. Social media can also offer access to a wider range of fitness content and resources, such as workout ideas, healthy recipes, and fitness challenges.
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Exercising with Osteoarthritis in Your Knee
Exercising with osteoarthritis in your knee can be a challenge, but it is important to maintain your physical activity to reduce pain and improve j...
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