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
Having strong, mobile shoulders is essential—not just for lifting or sports, but for your entire body’s health. But most shoulder pain solutions and “best rotator cuff” workouts you find online are incomplete. They miss critical pieces of the puzzle—especially the joints involved and the two most forgotten muscles you must train for real results. Let’s
rying to live your life with plantar fasciitis is no fun—especially when the treatments you find make things worse. Sound familiar? Maybe you’ve searched for plantar fasciitis exercises or plantar fasciitis treatments, but instead of relief, you ended up in more pain. That’s because most approaches only treat the symptom, not the cause. I want
Zone 2 cardio is getting a lot of attention lately—and for good reason. But this isn’t just another fitness trend. If used properly, Zone 2 cardio can become the foundation of your long-term health, energy, and recovery. Let’s break it down and show you how to make Zone 2 part of a complete, fascia-informed training
Click on the image to watch So your doctor just told you: You have osteoporosis.And now you’ve heard the usual advice—lift weights, go walking, increase your T-score.Simple, right? But here’s the thing: that advice barely scratches the surface.You need more than a walking plan and generic strength training to protect your bones.And you absolutely don’t
SI joint dysfunction can be miserable—constant pain in different places, no clear answers, and “fixes” that don’t work. It’s one of the most stubborn and misunderstood issues in the body. But there is a solution. Understanding Your SI Joint Let’s start with the basics.SI stands for sacroiliac. Your sacrum (the triangle bone between your glutes)
Click on the image to watch We love gadgets here in the U.S. — especially ones that promise fast results. The posture corrector brace is one of them. It straps over your shoulders and pulls them back, claiming to fix forward head posture and kyphosis. But does it work?Or is it just another overpromised shortcut?
You’ve probably seen the term functional fitness workout tossed around everywhere lately. But here’s the truth: what you see online or at the gym under that label is often misleading — or worse, harmful. The original idea behind functional fitness was solid: training your body to perform real-life movements with strength, ease, and efficiency. But
This is very unfortunate. 🤦🏾 Beware the information you take in on social media and the interweb (yes, I know the irony here). I recently saw a post from a “trainer” I know is new to the profession — not certified, and barely trained — claiming boldly that you don’t need to stretch. Ummmm… no.
Click on the image to watch 👆🏽 Fascia is finally having its moment in the spotlight—and it should. This vital tissue is responsible for connecting and supporting your body in ways most people don’t even realize. But while “fascia” has become a buzzword, most of the information circulating about fascia stretching is either incomplete, outdated,