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Davis Fitness Method
Steven Davis
44 episodes
2 months ago
This podcast is about creating easy to understand and quick to implement fitness information that is derived from studies, experts in the field, and practical application from 12+ years of coaching clients in-person.
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This podcast is about creating easy to understand and quick to implement fitness information that is derived from studies, experts in the field, and practical application from 12+ years of coaching clients in-person.
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Fitness
Health & Fitness
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The Mobility Paradox: Debunking Myths and Exploring Strategies for Sustainable Movement ep. 35
Davis Fitness Method
28 minutes 52 seconds
2 years ago
The Mobility Paradox: Debunking Myths and Exploring Strategies for Sustainable Movement ep. 35
Introduction: In this episode, we dive deep into the world of mobility, shedding light on its significance, misconceptions, and the true impact it has on injury prevention and overall movement quality. Join us as we explore the difference between flexibility and active range, and why simply having more mobility isn't always better. Segment 1: Defining Mobility and Active Range Exploring the nuanced difference between mobility and flexibility. Understanding how active range contributes to functional movement. Examples of activities that harness and showcase mobility, such as Animal Flows, Controlled Articular Rotations (CAR's), and Yoga. Segment 2: Dispelling the Myth: Mobility and Injury Prevention The misconception that increased mobility equals reduced injury risk. Breaking down the formula for injuries: Force Applied > Tissue Tolerance. How having access to more range theoretically reduces injury potential. Addressing cases where individuals with extreme flexibility experience pain. Segment 3: Factors Affecting Mobility: What Can Be Damaging The impact of static postures on mobility. The importance of controlling your body's Center of Mass (COM) for optimal mobility. How injuries, dehydration, stress, and lack of sleep can hinder mobility. Drawing parallels to the significance of building strength in youth to preserve mobility in old age. Segment 4: Ageless Mobility: Balancing Strength and Preservation Discussing the notion that aging is more about preserving than gaining. Strategies for maintaining and enhancing mobility as we grow older. Emphasizing the role of balanced strength training in maintaining autonomy and movement quality throughout life. Conclusion: In this episode, we've unraveled the complexities of mobility, distinguishing it from mere flexibility and uncovering the factors that contribute to optimal movement quality. Remember, it's not just about having more mobility, but about harnessing the right kind of mobility for a pain-free, functional life. Stay tuned for more insights on pain-free movement, strength training, muscle growth, and fat loss in our upcoming episodes!     Click here for mobility eBook   Learn more about us at https://davisfitnessmethod.com    Connect with us on Social:   Instagram Facebook Twitter Youtube   Schedule your Movement Screening at no cost to you here
Davis Fitness Method
This podcast is about creating easy to understand and quick to implement fitness information that is derived from studies, experts in the field, and practical application from 12+ years of coaching clients in-person.