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In the pursuit of our physical goals like building muscle, enhancing speed, or boosting strength, many people overlook a critical aspect of training: loading mechanics. Loading mechanics are how your body manages and distributes weight during movement. Just hearing that, you could probably assume this a factor that plays a crucial role in both performance…

Who is Training Aspects and Its Evolution: The personal training program 2009: “Move – Look – Feel As You’ve Always Desired” was the original Training Aspects motto when we focused solely on personal training. Physical and performance training encompasses much more than just sculpting muscles or losing weight. It involves moving with power, overcoming the…

Do You Have to Spar to Train Boxing? Absolutely not! You can reap the rewards of boxing training without taking a single punch! Whether you’re a young adult or an elder, someone with health restrictions, or someone who just wants the fitness benefits, boxing offers a variety of training options that cater to all levels…

Preparing your muscles and joints for a workout or sport, following the approach of releasing, mobilizing, activating, and finally integrating is crucial. Integrations, being the last step in this sequence, ensures your body is fully prepared for the physical demands of what’s ahead. While many focus mostly on the earlier steps, the importance of integrations…

Boxing Training for the Middle-Aged Man Boxing training can be highly beneficial for middle-aged men due to its combination of physical, mental, and social benefits. Men’s health is crucial, and training in some form of combat, like boxing, is an empowering way to take control of it. Boxing offers an incredible outlet for stress relief,…

Athletes often strive to achieve personal and team-oriented goals throughout the season. Key questions include: When should I work out? What’s the best time for intense training? How do I cut weight effectively? How can I improve my speed? Understanding the optimal timing of these elements during the season is crucial. Let’s break the season…

After mobilizing your muscles, the next critical step in the release, mobilize, activate, and integrate process is muscle activation. This step is essential for priming each muscle fiber for the demands of your workout or sports activity. While mobilization increases flexibility and range of motion, muscle activations focus on waking up and engaging the specific…

When athletes aim to increase their weight, it’s crucial to consider several key factors. Three primary questions often arise: How will this weight gain affect my performance? Am I aiming to maintain weight while losing fat? Or, am I seeking to build muscle, which will inevitably lead to overall weight gain? Setting Your Weight Gain…

Training for performance or just for health is a great experience of growth, but when the excitement of progress begins to dwindle, it’s natural to wonder “Why the plateau?” I will uncover the top three reasons that might be thwarting your results. Let’s navigate the challenge of adapting to changing fitness levels, shed light on…

3 Great Ways to Boost Your Performance Goals I often work with athletes as well as everyday people who need help losing body fat. A common issue that arises is, “I work so hard in the gym, but I can’t decrease body fat!” or “My diet isn’t that bad.” While there are other possibilities, diet…

Top 3 Ways to Prevent Wrist and Fist Injuries While Boxing In boxing, many fighters experience hand injuries, primarily to the wrists and knuckles. One of the main reasons for these injuries is poor punch mechanics. Many hand injuries are a direct result of boxers slapping and pushing punches instead of properly closing their fists…

Overwhelming Options: Choosing healthy foods in today’s world can be frustrating. With an overwhelming number of options and a huge variety of labels claiming to be “organic,” “non-GMO,” or “natural,” it’s easy to feel lost in “is this actually healthy?”. Add to that the various dietary advice and health trends constantly changing, and it’s no…