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
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
Using AI for fitness may seem like a modern-day solution. Brands like Peloton and Tonal promise an at-home personal trainer experience powered by smart technology. But is that program really right for your body? Will it help you progress—or leave you frustrated and stuck? Hi, I’m Ekemba Sooh, owner of SolCore Fitness. I’ve spent 30
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
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
You can’t expect the current system to take care of you.The way most people approach fitness, health, and recovery simply doesn’t lead to the results they expect. We’ve been taught to: But the biggest gap is right at the beginning—what kind of movement you’re doing. Not all activity is helpful. In fact, what you do
Click on the image to watch If your back feels stiff and stuck—and you’re tired of moving like Frankenstein—it’s time to look at back mobility from a deeper perspective. Most routines you see online might feel good temporarily, but they don’t address the root cause.And in many cases, they can actually make things worse. Here’s
Pop quiz, hot shot!There’s just one question: Who’s in charge of your life? If you answered, “I am,” then congratulations—you’re right.You are the only person ultimately responsible for your outcomes—good or bad, healthy or not, fulfilled or frustrated. The power to create the life you want is within YOU. That’s personal empowerment—and it lives alongside
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)