A love letter to my athletes…
My purpose each day is driven by this big desire to save all female athletes from experiencing pain, injury, and being denied to play their sport of choice, because of physical limitations.
My purpose each day is driven by this big desire to save all female athletes from experiencing pain, injury, and being denied to play their sport of choice, because of physical limitations.
While volleyball is an amazing sport and creates amazing relationships, like all sports, it’s very demanding on the body and mind. Practicing every day with repetitive motions has the tendency to create injury, especially if proper rest and recovery measures are not in your training program.
Yoga offers a number of physical, emotional, and psychological benefits. An intelligent yoga practice, when coupled with sport specific training, will increase mental concentration and significantly reduce levels of stress and anxiety.
Having a yoga practice will greatly benefit student-athletes in the long run.
Laying the proper foundation of yoga in youth sports, attaching fun to it, and practicing the appropriate styles (and at the appropriate time) is of utmost importance.
The holidays are the most wonderful time of the year! However, they have seemed to become the most stressful time of the year for a lot of us.
Together the foot and the ankle are comprised of more than two dozen bones and 3 joints.
The quadriceps, or "quads", are a group of four muscles located on the front (anterior) of the thigh.
The latissimus dorsi muscle, or lats for short, is a back muscle that extends from our iliac crest (waist) all the way up to our axilla (armpit).
We love our runners and we want you to keep those legs healthy!