Don’t Skip Ankle Mobility

Ankle mobility affects the entire kinetic train. Low back pain? Plantar fasciitis? Tight Hamstrings? Ankle mobility could be responsible. Forever Fit Science Trainer and Physical Therapist Ryan Cross demonstrates ankle mobility drills to keep you “in the game.” You Might Like:

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Ski Training Magic Part 3: Intense Low-intensity

Hank Shell I gotta be honest guys. This lack of snow has got me feeling kind of blue. These La Niña years tend to be no bueno for us shmucks down here in the Southwest, and the local ski resort has already bumped its opening day back to early December. That’s a real bummer when

Couple hiking in the fall

6 Ideas To Stay Active This Fall

Hank Shell Turkey Day has passed, and if you’re anything like me, you’ll spend the holidays in a cycle of binge eating and collapsing into a food coma, exercise be damned. Here in beautiful Telluride, Colo., this time of year is what’s known as the “off-season.” It’s halfway between summer and winter, and thus bears

family running in the fall

3 Day Thanksgiving Workout Plan

John Barry Sports Performance Specialist Looking to make the most of your Thanksgiving Day feast? Let’s make those extra calories count. I like to take a 3-day approach to Thanksgiving (or any other big eating day). It’s a process to not only limit the damage from overindulgence but how to take advantage of the second

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Exercise Training Plan For Patients With Breast Cancer

Moji Kaviani, Ph.D., CEP Prevalence of breast cancer is alarmingly increasing in women across the world which is the leading cause of cancer death in this population. Despite using the advanced methods of treatments (e.g. chemotherapy and radiation), these treatments could adversely affect cardiovascular, metabolic, musculoskeletal, and well-being of patients (Fairman et al., 2016) Results

skiing

Ski Training Magic Part 1: Leg Blasters

Hank Shell It’s that time of year again. The days are getting shorter, snow is falling in the mountains, and I have a couple thousand hard-earned dollars just burning a hole in my pocket. Yes, ski season is upon us. It won’t be long before the scent of burnt wax wafts through our basement once

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6 Exercises To Get Ready For Hockey

Ryan Cross, B.A. Hons (Kin), MScPT, FCAMPT Registered Physiotherapist in Sarnia, Ontario, Canada   The sights, sounds, and smells of a season bring inspiration and motivation. Being from Canada, this is most definitely true for an upcoming hockey season.  When you see the leaves on the trees start to change color, you know that hockey

Improve Your Game With Plyometrics

Tracey Battle, 50, is a 2017 USATF Masters Track & Field champion in the long jump and triple jump. Workout Warmup – Strides: 1. Begin 1/4 down jump runway, running to sand. 2. Rest up to 1 minute between runs. 3. Increase speed and distance to full runway at near-sprint speed. Jump Drill Workout: 1.

Swim Workout From Masters Swimmers, The Holman Twins

Masters swimming twins, Mary and Sara Holman, 31, show one of their favorite swim workouts, the “Melvin.” These Forever Fit Science twins were 2nd and 3rd in the 800m freestyle 3000m open swim at the 2015 FINA World Masters Championships. Watch this video to learn more about their workout. The “Melvin” – 500m swim workout

Mini Trampoline Exercises – A Fun Alternative

Mini trampolining also known as “rebounding” has taken off as a fun, new alternative exercise for athletes of all Ages. Some benefits of mini trampolining include: 1. Cardiovascular improvements 2. Balance work 3. Weight loss 4. Injury reduction exercise 5. Increased bone mass 6. Stress reduction Alley Rubadeau, COO of Forever Fit Science, goes through

4 Essential Exercises

Dayton Kelly Essential to the development of any strong training plan is the concept of muscular symmetry: following a training program that excludes certain muscle groups promotes injury and leads to a plateau in progress. This is especially relevant when strength training and is part of the reason we should lift weights. People who regularly

Power Training for Runners

Evan Stevens This session had several talks that just went over things we’ve already heard at the conference thus far; there were only two that had some novel information and are presented here. The first talk in the session was about how power training in ‘ultra-marathon’ runners significantly improved measures of performance. In this study,