Behaviorally and neurologically, humans are one of the very few species on the planet that are completely dependent upon their caregivers for survival. Of the limited altricial species on the earth, humans have the most…
This was one of the most difficult times in my professional career. I lost status. I lost colleagues. I lost friends.
But, in retrospect it also led to the most rapid expansion in both personal and professional growth and opened a door…
Earlier this summer, like he routinely does, Jeff sent me a video of a lift he was playing with for me to try out and play around with. Like almost all of these, I have…
Quadruped, by definition, is when all four limbs are on the ground, typically down on the hands and knees. Keyword “typically.” Quadruped overall is very under-appreciated. In fact, in one of the primary textbooks used…
When Jeff first shared the concept of the Outlaw Rack with me, I thought we were on the verge of coming up with a new drill that would have a positive impact with several people. …
If you haven’t noticed by now, we are intent on changing the landscape of training and rehab and have/will challenge what a lot of people have taught for years. We are moving forward, and this…
I feel the need to inform you that what you are reading is NOT the original version of this article. Jeff called me out. After I sent him the original to review and add to,…
When I settled on the fact that there might be a better way to teach the TGU, I was working through solving another problem, backfilling a movement assessment into what I do, what I teach,…
Like Turkish Get Ups? Want to see a new way of teaching it that is quicker and more effective? Start out reading this then!
K3 Weekend Review Back in August or September, I got a text inviting me out to LA for a workshop. I was given a date, and that was pretty much it. Of course, I committed…
