Counteract Sitting with the Deadlift

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New Weekly Tipz! Movement is, at the very least, a coordinated effort. It matters what we do, how we do it and when we do it. Don’t seperate “exercise” from the way you move when you are not exercising. We should all pay attention to our movement at all times. This week i give a little simple exercise that might help the spine and hips better learn to move together in harmony, as opposed to the typical slave/master type relationship that causes much low back pain. The question is, can you move your hips without your spine sneaking along for the ride?

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New Weekly Tipz! I can talk about food and exercise till i’m blue in the face, but it probably won’t do anything to change how you feel about any of it at all. That part is up to you. It can be done but it will probably require a new approach. Some might call it a paradigm shift. Call it what you want. The fact is that much can be accomplished, especially with the right “set up” beforehand.

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New Weekly Video! This week i talk briefly about how important “proper form” is while exercising. However we align our body while we perform exercises is the way that our body is going to remember it. So make sure to leave a good “impression” on yourself. And despite what many people might believe, proper form is not debatable!

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