Osteoporosis Exercises for Women: How to Build and Protect Bone Density at Any Age
One of my clients fractured her pelvis just by sitting down in a chair. That's what osteoporosis does — silently, over decades. After 15 years training women, here's how to build and protect bone density at any age, whatever your starting point.
The Six Tests I Use to Green-Light Runners (And Why Jump Roping Predicts Most of It)
Most running injuries aren't caused by running. They're caused by ten years of sitting, then running. Six pass/fail tests to find your weak link before the road does.
Wake Up Your Feet: 15 Years in Barefoot Shoes
It starts with waking the feet up: going barefoot as much as you safely can, and wearing footwear that lets your feet feel and work the way they were designed to. Time to turn those two concrete blocks on the ends of your legs back into the springy, sensing, force-producing marvels they're meant to be.
Your Functional Nutrition Advisor — Powered by AI
Imagine having a health and nutrition advisor available to you 24/7 — one that doesn't guess, doesn't sell you anything, and draws its answers only from the world's most respected medical journals, research institutions, and clinical databases…
What Type of Personal Training Do I Offer?
I’m a real-world strength trainer. I help people restore youthful movement, become stronger versions of themselves and upgrade their engine. I train people to handle anything that life throws at them.
Circular Strength Training: Indian Clubs and Maces
Swinging objects around in a circular pattern builds real-world strength, and is what I call circular strength training.