Category: Applied Holistic Exercise Science

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3 Steps To Strong Mobile Hips. Avoid Hip Surgery!

We’re seeing it more and more — hip replacements at younger and younger ages. In fact, over 544,000 people get hip replacements every year. That’s wild. But here’s the thing: surgery isn’t your only option. Whether you’re dealing with hip pain, trying to prevent it, or just want to move better and stay strong, the

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The Pelvic Floor: A Holistic Approach to Strength and Mobility

Whether you’re a man or a woman, your pelvic floor is essential for a strong, mobile body — yet it’s one of the most overlooked systems in human movement. Your pelvic floor isn’t just “down there” — it’s the foundation for your spine, hips, and core. But here’s the truth: Most people don’t know how

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Do You Know the Truth About The Bend Pattern?

Bending is one of the most common movements we use in everyday life—picking up your kids, moving a box, swinging a golf club. But most people don’t do it well. That poor movement adds up, leading to tightness, pain, or injury over time. So should you jump straight into Romanian deadlifts (RDLs) or kettlebell swings

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Is Hanging For Back Pain A Real And Safe Solution? 🧐

Back pain affects over 550 million people worldwide, and with that kind of number, it’s no surprise people are searching for relief—fast. One of the more popular trends? Hanging from a pull-up bar to decompress the spine. But is this method really helping, or could it be doing more harm than good? Let’s break it

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How to Work With Your Fascia for Real Strength and Mobility

Fascia connects everything in your body. It holds, supports, and integrates your muscles, bones, and organs. If you want a body that’s strong, mobile, and pain-free long-term, you have to learn how to work with your fascia the right way. Most people think they are training fascia when they foam roll or do myofascial release—but

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Unlocking the Power of the Squat Exercise

The squat exercise is one of the seven primal movements. But unlike the others, a properly executed squat is the only one that can directly improve your posture. Most people learn to squat the wrong way. Fitness classes, trainers, and online videos often pass down bad form like it’s tradition. Challenges like “100 squats a

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Lower back Pain: 3 BIG Reasons Why!

Are you searching for lower back pain relief? Googling lower back pain exercises, stretches, or massages? You’re not alone—lower back pain affects over 619 million people worldwide and is one of the leading causes of disability. I know the frustration personally. About 16 years ago, I fell into that statistic. I tried doctors, PTs, chiropractors,

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The Untold Truth About the SI Joint (And Why Most Fixes Fail)

The sacroiliac joint—or SI joint—is one of the most misunderstood areas in the body. And yet, it plays a massive role in your ability to move, feel good, and stay injury-free. If you’ve ever looked for SI joint exercises or ways to relieve SI joint pain, chances are the info you found was generic, over-simplified,

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Discover the Hidden Dangers of Anterior Pelvic Tilt

“Duck butt” might sound funny, but anterior pelvic tilt is no joke. It’s a common postural issue where your pelvis tilts too far forward—and it’s one of the main reasons people suffer from chronic lower back pain, disc bulges, SI joint instability, and more. I’m Ekemba Sooh, SomaTherapist and SomaTrainer. I had anterior pelvic tilt

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The Surprising Truth About Iliopsoas Muscle Pain

If you’re dealing with iliopsoas muscle pain—sometimes called psoas pain—you’re not alone. The iliopsoas plays a critical role in how your spine, pelvis, and hips move… and when it’s tight, weak, or dysfunctional, it can cause low back pain, hip pain, bursitis, pelvic issues, and more. But here’s the real problem:Most people—and even many professionals—oversimplify

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