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April 20 2007, Greg Everett
April 20 2007
Greg Everett  |  April 20 2007  |  General
Using a prop like a medicine ball as a depth gauge when teaching the squat can be helpful by giving the client feedback before he or she develops better body awareness. This should be a temporary solution, however—everyone must be weened away and learn to recognize proper positioning and depth without external help. Also avoid allowing your clients to use the prop in question to reduce the demand of the movement, e.g. bouncing off the ball. Pictured is Eva T performing Tabata squats duri......
April 19 2007, Greg Everett
April 19 2007
Greg Everett  |  April 19 2007  |  General
Is fatness really a result of unavoidable genetic card-dealing? Check out this thread on the forum.......
April 18 2007, Greg Everett
April 18 2007
Greg Everett  |  April 18 2007  |  General
Try this one: 30 dumbbell thrusters – 12% of BW (each DB) 20 burpees 10 GHD sit-ups --- 3 rounds Time to beat is 13:40 by Leo San Juan......
April 17 2007, Greg Everett
April 17 2007
Greg Everett  |  April 17 2007  |  General
Best wishes for a full recovery to Cody Burgener, who just underwent back surgery and hopes to return to the baseball field as soon as possible.......
April 16 2007, Greg Everett
April 16 2007
Greg Everett  |  April 16 2007  |  General
Performance Menu athlete Aimee Anaya is featured in the North County Times. Read articleWatch Video......
April 15 2007, Greg Everett
April 15 2007
Greg Everett  |  April 15 2007  |  General
Performance Menu Reading List: The Cholesterol Myths by Ufe Ravnskov is definitely one for the serious health library.......
April 14 2007, Greg Everett
April 14 2007
Greg Everett  |  April 14 2007  |  General
To get a loaded bar overhead to perform overhead squats, use a snatch push press. Take the bar from a rack as you would a back squat and adjust your grip to a snatch width. With a full stomach and chest of air, dip and drive the hips straight up and down, pressing the bar into a locked overhead position. Watch Video......
April 10 2007, Greg Everett
April 10 2007
Greg Everett  |  April 10 2007  |  General
Weightlifting shoes serve purposes beyond just making you look cool. The hard soles ensure generated force is more completely transferred and provide a stable platform for the feet and ankles. In addition, the elevated heels increase the effective range of motion of the ankles, allowing the hips to be brought in closer to the heels when squatting and consequently the torso to be kept more upright. Do-Win, Werksan and Adidas all make quality shoes.......
April 9 2007, Greg Everett
April 9 2007
Greg Everett  |  April 9 2007  |  General
Dynamax makes excellent soft medicine balls in a range of weights. Also check out the free training manual.......
April 7 2007, Greg Everett
April 7 2007
Greg Everett  |  April 7 2007  |  General
Don't be afraid to touch your clients. No matter how eloquent your commands, occasionally physically manipulating your clients' positions will be necessary. This should never be done, however, in order to place a client in a position in which they're not prepared to be. Pictured is Kelly Starrett of San Francisco CrossFit—amazing physical therapist and coach.......
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