In most cases, for us online physique coaches, developing the “best” training program tends to be dependent on the time clients have available as much as actual training principles. Particularly if someone has a family to take care of, between work & family responsibility, training time seems to constantly be on the chopping block when schedules need more room. We live in a fast paced world and in most cases, time is an ever-elusive resource. What’s the most used excuse you hear from athletes on why they missed a workout or fell off the wellness wagon altogether? Bingo, time. A takeover that once started with positive intentions but now appears to often hinder physique athletes’ performance more than it helps.
That said though, the mobility movement quickly became a full-on takeover. Make no mistake, a proper warm up is certainly prudent for any athlete looking to minimize injury risk and enter their training sessions at their best.
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Foam rollers, mobility bands, more groin stretches than a professional contortionist. Walk into most gyms and you’ll see more bodies scattered across the floor than a Walking Dead episode. Fast-forward to present day, and mobility work and warm up popularity are at an all time high. Seeing a guy prancing around with high knees and butt kicks would be a comical relief for the “real” athletes that got straight to their heavy lifting once in the gym. Lower body mobility after the general warm up.Warm ups used to be considered “soft” by serious strength athletes. General warm up to get the body loose and increase temperature I only do legs 1x a week.įinish with pyramid lateral walks on each side.ĮDIT: For those that are confused, when I say can I do them as a warm up I meant, can I do them after a general warm up with my pre squat mobility work. Or would it be better to add them into my morning and evening mobility/flexibility routine which I do on my days off - so 3 times a week.įor anyone who is wondering, my leg day routine is down below. So I was wondering, could you do 1-2 sets of Jefferson Curls as a warm up and slowly build mobility over time. I want to add Jefferson curls, but my leg day is already quite packed and 7-8 exercises is enough. So I have been looking to add weighted mobility exercise into my leg routine for some time. This will be enforced with one warning and then a ban. By deleting them you are taking away from everyone else getting to read and learn. All the posts here are here so people can read and learn. Teach a man to fish and you feed him for a lifetime." If you're not paralysis by analysis and just extremely curious to learn then book a consult.ĭo not delete your posts. Remember, the goal is to learn and apply your knowledge, not just ask questions and get paralysis by analysis: "Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day. More than 1 post per 2 weeks will be removed and continued infractions may result in moderation and/or bans. If you have multiple questions please post them into one post, even if they are completely different topics. Any educational information taken is at your own risk. It is best to get an accurate diagnosis and rehabilitation exercises from a qualified medical professional who has examined you personally. Injury questions are for "educational purposes" only. For example, information about training should include exercises, sets, reps, rest times, frequency of routine, and other factors including sleep, nutrition, and stress. Provide detail for a better quality response. Tendonitis Injuries: Overcoming Tendonitisĭifferences between chronic pain and injury painįor climbers: My 7.5 year self assessment of climbing, strength training, and hangboardĪnnoying or hateful comments will result in bans.Īsking for and ignoring advice may result in bans.ĭo not PM mods.
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