Originally Published: on Oct. 7, 2020 | Outsideonline.com | By Alex Hutchinson While researching a book on endurance a few years ago, I interviewed a German scientist named Wolfgang Freund who had [Read More]
SPORTS TRAINING
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Originally Published: on Jan. 13, 2021 | Springer.com | By Borja Muniz-Pardos, Shaun Sutehall, Konstantinos Angeloudis, Fergus M. Guppy, Andrew Bosch & Yannis Pitsiladis Abstract Every [Read More]
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How to Protect Yourself and Others and Still Maintain Your Fitness Whether we are personally vulnerable to the corona virus or not, we all have a responsibility to help limit the spread of [Read More]
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By Ron Berry Master Physical Therapists PHASE IV is creating a team for Ride Santa Barbara October 19, 2019; a series of various distance rides through the lovely region around Santa Barbara. This [Read More]
How Weight and Resistance Training Changes the Brain
By Gretchen Reynolds NYT, July 24, 2019 In animals, weight training appeared to promote the creation of new neurons in the memory centers of the brain. Weight training may have benefits [Read More]
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By CEO Robert Forster, PT Exercise in extreme heat puts great stress on numerous physiological systems of the body. It can severely debilitate athletic performances, create bodily damage, illness [Read More]