Posted on September 26, 2008 by chriskolba
In the previous hip flexor post we talked about how the tight hip flexor inhibits the gluteus maximus and increased lumbar extension and hamstring activity to compensate. There are also several other compensatory problems that occur from the tight hip flexor. Remember that most people have tight hip flexors due to sitting, driving, sleeping in [...]
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Posted on September 17, 2008 by chriskolba
A strained muscle, sprained ankle or foot injury can make even the most motivated exerciser feel discouraged when it comes to working out.
But being injured doesn’t necessarily mean you can’t exercise, says Colleen Greene, wellness coordinator with MFit, the University of Michigan Health System’s health promotion division. By speaking with an expert and finding a [...]
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