Exercising through the ages
Since being on the 'other' side of 40 I have been getting asked for comment on the effects and importance of different forms [...]
Why I Ask Every Client to Walk More
Walking is, in my opinion, the most under rated form of exercise there is. I am well aware that there are a lot of [...]
The Anti Rotation Dead-bug
The underlying principle of core training is one of creating stability. We should be training our core to do two main tasks – [...]
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Why mouth taping may not be doing what you think its doing (and might be doing the opposite)
Breathing and breath work has been having a bit of a moment in the health and fitness industry, and rightly so. However, there [...]
45 Degree Hyperextension Workaround
The 45 degree hyperextension is one of my favourite accessory glute exercises. Working the glute group through hip extension, but with the [...]
How to Restore Shoulder Mobility with 5 Breaths of Air
There is no getting away from the fact the shoulder is a complex joint. Its vast range of movement variability is a trade [...]
Why full body workouts win for everything from strength and cardio to mobility and body composition.
'Full body' and 'split' exercise routines are exactly as the names suggest: Full body workouts mean training as much of the whole body [...]
See shoulders, think hips
Following on from this overview on rotator cuff function and what we can do about it, I felt it was worthwhile to talk [...]
Rotator Cuff 101
I was asked by Women's Health Magazine this week to answer a few questions about the rotator cuff, what it is, what [...]
Interview with The Times – Squatting
This week I was interviewed by The Times to discuss one of the all time staples of many a gym routine, the squat... [...]