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Overtraining Syndrome – All You Need To Know
Overtraining syndrome refers to a condition where an athlete experiences extreme fatigue, along with a noticeable decline in performance caused by an overly rigorous training regime. Overtraining is said to affect the overall mood of the athlete, adversely impacting their motivation, increasing the likelihood of injury and an impaired immune system. Overtraining [...]
Fitness For Women Over 50
Fitness for women over 50. From old To BOLD! Hi! My name is Ashley Gray and I’m the owner of Back In Motion Physical Therapy & Performance here in Fort Myers. Did you know... Only 39% of all exercise and sports medicine research features women. A fraction of that [...]
Reverse Your Hunchback! Causes, Preventions, And Treatments
Have you seen a round bump on your back while looking in the mirror? Afraid you may have or are developing a hunchback? These things often make you wish you had listened to grandma when she chastised you about your poor posture and not sitting or walking straight. Now, decades [...]
Patient Case Study: How Tom Put An End To His Lower Back Pain
https://vimeo.com/489065618 If you live in Southwest Florida, you know how popular the sport of golf is to the area. From the youth athlete, to a group of businessmen closing a deal, to the retired couple picking up a new hobby together, golf is a game for everyone at every level. It [...]
The Effects Of Detraining In Athletes
5 Reasons Why your Athlete Needs to Keep Coming to Back in Motion While They Are In-Season (AKA The Effects of Detraining) By: Chad Anderson 1) Use it or Lose it When you don’t use and load your muscles regularly, you’ll lose them in less time than it took to [...]
How A Personal Trainer Can Help Manage Diabetes
Diabetes has become one of the biggest and most common lifestyle diseases amongst people. Having an active lifestyle is essential for those who have diabetes. But with a proper nutrition plan and exercise routine, diabetes can be easily managed. This is where personal trainers can help. At Back In Motion, [...]
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