Upper crossed syndrome is the most common postural condition seen in personal training clients. Here's how to identify and fix it.
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What Is Anterior Pelvic Tilt (and How to Fix It)
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8 Tips for Coaching Your Clients to Squat Properly and Deadlift Correctly
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The squat and deadlift are some of the most individualized exercises, so here's how you can help your clients nail their technique.
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Is Exercise for Weight Loss Really Effective?
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The evidence as a whole doesn't show that exercise helps you lose a lot of weight...
Sorry to Disappoint, but Muscles Don't Get "Confused"
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Essentially, while the whole muscle confusion thing is largely nonsense there is some truth to the idea that you shouldn't be doing the exact same program for prolonged periods of time.
