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Anatomy/Kinesiology

Striding Lunges vs Stationary Forward Lunges

Longer steps while lunging and striding maximize muscle recruitment, according to a small study of young, healthy male and female adults published in Journal of Functional Morphology and Kinesiology .Researchers…

Rotational Power: Moving Beyond the Sagittal Plane

Many clients enthusiastically participate in rotational sports, such as golf, baseball, softball, tennis, pickleball, hockey, lacrosse, handball and volleyball. As fitness professionals, one major goal is to help our clients…

Exercise and Healthy Belly Fat

Long-time exercisers have healthier belly fat than new exercisers, in new study. Exercise benefits people even when they gain extra weight. Researchers from the University of Michigan wanted to evaluate…

Longer Sprint Intervals Achieve Fitness Faster
Longer Sprint Intervals Achieve Fitness Faster

Comparison of different sprint interval protocols shows most efficient ways to exercise. New research shows that repeating multiple short sprint intervals is not as beneficial as fewer longer sprint intervals,…

Walking Benefits Low Back Pain
Walking Benefits Low Back Pain

Consistent walking program reduced the need for back pain care by half in new study. Consider adding a walking program into the routine of clients coping with low back pain…

Trainer helping woman lift weights to show DOMs
New Insights Into DOMs

Researchers reviewed studies on DOMS caused by eccentric contractions, noting instances when DOMS could be reduced.

Older woman doing exercise for osteoporosis
Exercise for Osteoporosis

Exercise improves bone mineral density for people with osteoporosis, but questions remain regarding safety and effectiveness.

Man with lean body mass
Keep the Lean Body Mass

Researchers found that higher volumes of resistance training with lower loads were better for female athletes for preserving lean body mass.

Person cycling to avoid muscular dystrophy
The Muscular Dystrophy Cycle

People with muscular dystrophy who did 35 minutes of cycling three times per week had a 32% increase in fitness, according to a study.