written by: Nem
Low back pain is one of the most common health complaints. As much as four out of five adults will experience significant low back pain at some point in their lifetime. There are many causes of low back pain, however, the most likely cause of low back pain is muscle or ligament strain and a general lack of movement.
written by: Nem
Prolonged sitting and inactivity has been linked to many health concerns. This includes heart disease, type II diabetes, musculoskeletal issues, loss of muscle mass, fat gain and even the risk of premature death goes up according to certain studies. Considering the current social distancing restrictions due to COVID-19, this is especially relevant as staying home to stay safe, can mean moving less. written by: Nem
There's a saying "Environment is stronger than willpower". No matter how much willpower we have, if the environment is working against us, it will eventually "win" and we will falter in our efforts. Written by: Nem
As you start working out and build consistency, your body adapts by getting stronger and more fit. Soon, the exercises you did or the weights you used before, become too easy. Written by: Nem & Victoria
To get the best results with strength training and minimize the risk of injury, you want to have some kind of plan and structure to your workouts. This will also allow us to assess progress and see what is working and what’s not working. |