Archive for June, 2010

Asymmetry and sport

Posted on June 28 2010 by RPatrick

I’ll be speaking much more on this topic in a few weeks (details to come later .
Left-right asymmetries may give great indication for risk of injury. If there is a discrepancy in strength, power, flexibility between left and right limbs then the risk of injury may be much higher.

It’s suggested that 53-75% of [...]

A miscellaneous summary for the week’s happenings

Posted on June 26 2010 by RPatrick

Tune in to find out what’s happening this week…

Streamline your program design thought process

Posted on June 25 2010 by RPatrick

Are you as good as you want to be turning your ideas into practical programs?

Training vs. Coaching

Posted on June 23 2010 by RPatrick

I see a lot of “Personal trainers” out there.  Fortunately, I am training at a gym that offers a wide variety of personal training.

Training Beginners

Posted on June 22 2010 by RPatrick

Does a hard workout equal a good workout? It’s a simple question really, and yet many people may associate hard with good.

Core Muscle Activation

Posted on June 15 2010 by RPatrick

Core muscle activation during swiss ball and traditional abdominal exercises
J Orthop Sports Phys Ther. 2010 May; 40(5):265-76.