
Weekly strength and mobility routines you can do at home, written for midlife by a coach who's 49.
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Most of our daily functions can be performed with a less-than-optimal range of motion. And while this may bring a sense of relief, it doesn't come without a price. You can walk, run, and train for years using compensation for what's lacking...
If you want a short session that covers everything, this one does the job in about 20 minutes. Four exercises, two dumbbells, and by the third round your heart rate will be up.
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No other joint in the body is as mobile as the shoulder, but that mobility also requires stability, which for the most part must come from muscle.
One fascinating part of shoulder anatomy is the scapula, or shoulder blade. Its only skeleta...
A full-body workout built around a harder lunge, a dynamic row with an isometric hold, a single-arm press suited for cranky shoulders, and loaded dead bugs for a true core challenge.
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When the hips and upper back don’t rotate well, the lower back takes over. Let’s fix that.
Rotation is the movement pattern most people train the least and use the most. You turn to reach into the back seat of a car or to pick something up...
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I’m an online educator and certified coach teaching strength and mobility for midlife. I started lifting at 46, so I know what starting late feels like. I’m 49, now and I only publish what I actually train. NASM, PN1. FMS and TRS-S in progress.
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