Published Mar 16, 2022

Why Drinking When You Eat Can Cause Fat Gain (Listener Live Coaching) - 1771

This episode delves into the surprising effects of drinking water during meals on digestion and weight, examines the potential societal shifts with government-issued digital currencies, and highlights resilience-building through endurance challenges, alongside expert advice on improving gymnast mobility and concussion recovery.
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  • Gymnast Mobility

    Enhancing mobility in gymnasts involves a combination of techniques to improve flexibility and strength. suggests exercises like the Active Scorpion and hanging from a bar to correct lumbar lordosis and improve thoracic mobility 1. These exercises help gymnasts focus on posterior pelvic tilt and core activation while maintaining full extension of the upper body. emphasizes the importance of isometrics and stability training, recommending exercises like overhead carries and the wall test from the MAPS Prime program to enhance coordination and muscle activation 2.

    When you're hanging, they're no longer focused on pushing and extending the arm so they can focus just on the Lordosis aspect.

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    These strategies aim to address common issues such as decreased thoracic mobility and increased lumbar lordosis, which are prevalent among gymnasts.

       

    Concussion Recovery

    Recovering from a concussion requires a careful approach to physical training. advises focusing on how the body feels, as there is no standard protocol for concussion recovery 3. He highlights the importance of monitoring sleep patterns, as they can indicate the brain's recovery status. suggests shifting focus from high-intensity training to mobility and movement, recommending programs like MAPS Performance to improve overall movement quality 4.

    You're going to have to just base it off of feel. There's really no standard protocol.

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    This approach emphasizes listening to the body and prioritizing gentle, controlled movements to aid recovery.

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