Hadwin Blair

While this seems like a fairly straightforward test to administer, there is a lot of useful clinical information gathered from the timed up and go … Read more

Mobility means how many miles I can go. No. That’s actualy not what mobility usually mean at all. Often, it’s: Can I rise from a … Read more

Your hip bones aren’t parallel when you look at yourself in the mirror. You’re walking with bit of a shuffling gait, and one shoulder seem … Read more

Unless something’s wrong, you likely don’t give much thought to your quadriceps angle. But if you’ve had a bout of squats or an extra-long run … Read more

When most coaches design a plyometric routine, they think in terms of sets and reps. Four sets of ten box jumps is written down, and … Read more

Many athletes mistakenly treat plyometrics like a volume game, assuming more jumps automaticly mean more power. Wrong. The nervous system doesn’t adapt the way muscle … Read more

In the world of strength training, there’s this lingering misconception: Bigger is always better. You know those athletes who stands on high platforms, looking down … Read more