(Reading time: 6 min total / 2 min with quick takeaways) Hey, FTWer! What’s for lunch? If we worked together, I’d ask you this most days—mostly because I’m really into food. In my senior year, I got the Foods Award, and the teacher introduced me by saying,
Someone who is still struggling to get to the gym regularly doesn't need to worry about optimizing.
In past issues, we worked out our aching neck and shoulders, we flexed our core knowledge of back pain. Now, we’re on to the bottom bits: our glutes (aka bum) and thighs. A quick rundown: As you know, keeping our muscles strong through the full range of motion available
Build a routine with these six movement patterns, and you're guaranteed to get a well-rounded workout, even when you're short on time.
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If you work at a desk, your back is probably tight or sore. Strengthening up your core can help with that, but it takes more than just crunches!
These fitness, nutrition, and recovery actions take five minutes or less and will help make your larger goals more achievable.
What’s your biggest barrier to working out regularly? If your answer is finding the time, you are so far from alone, you’d need to download Google Galaxy to find it.
What’s actually going on with your muscles when you sit for 8 hours? I’m going to guess that the first area that comes to mind when you read that is your neck and shoulders.
You know when you procrastinate something for weeks or months, and then you finally do it, and it takes 20 minutes, and you kick yourself for being such a fuss-bucket about it? Yeah. Me too.