We track and assess your motion health and treat it like a vital sign. We use it to predict and prevent injury and to set baselines for how you should be moving. It’s a new way of thinking about performance. Don’t just train, restore.
Diabetes and Insulin Resistance
Diabetes and Insulin Resistance Type 2 Diabetes or Insulin resistance is a condition that affects the way the body uses blood sugar (glucose we get from food). With type 2 diabetes, the body either doesn't produce enough insulin, or there is an inability to use their...
How Do I Motivate Myself to Exercise?
That is the age-old question and it’s easy to theorize about the roadblocks that prevent us from exercising and make up excuses. However, it is all about how we view the act of exercising and the mental associations tied to it. Frame/Reframe it as a Positive To...
Mobility Techniques
What is Mobility? Mobility is defined as the ability to actively move a limb through its full range of motion. Often confused, the term Flexibility on the other hand is defined as the ability of a muscle to extend passively through its range of motion. While the two...
Connective Tissue and Aging
What Is Connective Tissue? Connective tissue is a type of tissue that can be found all over the body which connects and protects other types of tissue, organs, ligaments, blood vessels, and bones as well as providing structural integrity to the body as a whole. It is...
The Zone of Apposition
What is the Zone of Apposition? The Zone of Apposition is defined as the area of attachment between the diaphragm directly behind the inner aspect of the lower chest wall and rib cage. This area is of great importance for proper diaphragm and breathing...
Fight Anxiety and Stress with Good Nutrition
Do you or someone you care about experience issues with brain fog, low energy levels, lack of calmness, or other anxiety symptoms? You may be interested to know that a healthier diet can be helpful. The 4 nutrition areas that can especially influence your energy...
Women’s Sex Hormones and Posture
Women’s Sex Hormones and Posture Biologically, estrogen is a vital sex hormone for women. Estrogen helps to maintain the reproductive traits (breasts, body hair) and processes (menstrual cycles, menopause, etc.) as well as aid in cognitive functioning, bone health,...
Exercise and Attitude
There is a strong connection between exercise and attitude through because of how physical activity impacts the regulation of hormone levels and neurochemical activity. Exercise, especially cardio, wakes up the body and brain by increasing the flow of oxygen to the...
Can You Heal a Bulging Disc Without Surgery?
What is a Bulging Disc? Discs are the protective shock absorbent rings located in between the vertebrae of the spine. Due to aging and normal wear and tear, things like stretching, bending, twisting, poor posture, and inactivity can put stress on the vertebrae...
Sciatic Pain Tips and Self-Care
What is Sciatica/Sciatic pain? Sciatica refers broadly to pain that radiates down the path of the sciatic nerve. The traditional course of this pain begins in the low back and radiates to the buttock, down the back...
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