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I Made One Easy Change And It Nearly Nixed My Post-Workout Pain
The One Simple Habit Eliminated My Delayed Onset Muscle Soreness I've always loved cycling: I was on the cycling team when I was in college, and for a long time afterward I continued to road race. What I never loved was the resulting pain in my knees, calves, and quads—not to mention my neck (since you're always bent over but looking up). While my racing days are behind me,
The Secret To Losing Weight Might Be In Your Poop
The Secret to Losing Weight Might Be In Your Poop You work out regularly. You eat well. But you can't seem to lose any stubborn pounds. What’s going on? Well, research published in the International Journal of Obesity suggests that it’s not as simple as getting your daily serving of fiber in the form of fruits and vegetables. In fact, researchers suggest, if you’re trying to lose weight, you should
Pain is Weird
The Brain-Pain Connection Science reveals a volatile, misleading sensation that is often more than just a symptom, and sometimes worse than whatever started it Pain is weird. It is not just a message from injured tissues to be accepted at face value, but a complex experience that is thoroughly tuned by your brain. The results are often strange and counter-intuitive, like quantum physics, but the science is clear: every
The Chronic Pain Video That Your Dr. Doesn’t Want You To See
5 Changes You Can Make To Fix Your Chronic Pain Why does this pain keep coming back?? I hear this question frequently from my clients suffering from chronic pain. They come in to get a massage, and they feel better for a few days yet the pain keeps returning in the same spot! Sometimes there are underlying problems that if
The Neutral Foot
The Duck Foot Fix Neutral Feet Lately, I have gotten the urge to run. I have a goal to lose some weight and thought running will help me with that goal. However, when I run, it hurts. Since I am a big fan of Kelly Starrett, I had to get his book Ready to Run. I highly recommend it. It's a very easy read! Kelly says that to prepare
Delayed Onset Muscle Soreness (DOMS)
What to do for Delayed Onset Muscle Soreness? DOMS Are you new to exercise? Or maybe you've been ramping up your workouts? Perhaps you had a major competition recently? Or you worked extra hard in the yard this weekend? Delayed onset muscle soreness or DOMS is the name given to the soreness you experience a day or two after really vigorous activity. It can last anywhere from 2-14 days. Sometimes
This Crazy Trick Could Boost Your Marital Satisfaction
This Crazy Trick Could Boost Your Marital Satisfaction With Hardly Any Effort Researchers set out to see if it was possible to subtly retrain your brain's automatic associations about your significant other. For example, if seeing your spouse automatically triggers an image of the dirty dishes they left all over the kitchen this morning, it might be possible to swap that image out with something more positive. This small trick
Can Aromatherapy Boost Your Workout?
We’re all looking for a better, more fun, enjoyable workout. One that leaves us feeling uplifted, energized — and a bit like a badass. Okay, a lot like a badass. But, when it comes to smell — er — that’s the one thing we’re typically trying to have LESS of during a workout. However, turns out the right smell, a la aromatherapy, may help your workout. We chatted with Tracy
8 Self-Care Techniques for Your Osteoarthritis
Osteoarthritis Osteoarthritis is the most common type of arthritis or inflammation of a joint. Although working is still possible with this disease, people suffering from arthritis lose an average of 2.5 day per month of work. A joint is made up of cartilage and synovial fluid. The synovial fluid is made up of 80% water & 20% collagen fibers. Repeated stress on the joint over time causes the collagen fibers
Exercises for Seniors Over 60
Exercises for Seniors Over 60 Seniors over 60 who exercise regularly and engage in physical activity may live longer. Seniors can reduce their risk of falling by creating a fitness routine that incorporates activities to improve endurance, strength, and balance. Regular exercise can help you live a long, healthy life by lowering your risk of arthritis and other chronic diseases such as heart disease and diabetes. Before beginning any new
