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Begin you New Year with the End in Mind

It’s often easier said then done, but when deciding on realistic strength gains, there are several factors that one needs consider. Consistency in training, maturation of overall strength development, and in some of... Read More

Goal Setting & Reaching Resolutions

For anyone listening to me, I have been sharing that this upcoming year is our YEAR! But in order to turn our wishes into action and reach our resolutions, we need to set... Read More

Test the Limits of Your Body

Our psoas major muscle, sometimes lovingly called, the “muscle of the soul”, is a core-stabilizing muscle and runs from the thigh bone through the length of the belly, connected at the lowest thoracic... Read More

Work Hard, Play Hard, Gain Faster

Our psoas major muscle, sometimes lovingly called, the “muscle of the soul”, is a core-stabilizing muscle and runs from the thigh bone through the length of the belly, connected at the lowest thoracic... Read More

Reach the Inner Peace of Your Soul

Our psoas major muscle, sometimes lovingly called, the “muscle of the soul”, is a core-stabilizing muscle and runs from the thigh bone through the length of the belly, connected at the lowest thoracic... Read More

Train Harder for Better Results

Our psoas major muscle, sometimes lovingly called, the “muscle of the soul”, is a core-stabilizing muscle and runs from the thigh bone through the length of the belly, connected at the lowest thoracic... Read More

Yoga Training Will Improve Your Life

Our psoas major muscle, sometimes lovingly called, the “muscle of the soul”, is a core-stabilizing muscle and runs from the thigh bone through the length of the belly, connected at the lowest thoracic... Read More

Overcome Your Body with Your Mind

Our psoas major muscle, sometimes lovingly called, the “muscle of the soul”, is a core-stabilizing muscle and runs from the thigh bone through the length of the belly, connected at the lowest thoracic... Read More