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By Flow Coach Mackennon Klink, BS, CSCS, PN1 Whether it is a kitchen remodel, job promotion, or increasing “followers” on Instagram, there is no better feeling than to see how far you have come after starting something. This holds true for your fitness goals as we know there is no bigger discouragement than lack of…
Have you ever had a workout where everything just feels “blah”? Exercises that normally are performed with style and grace feel uncoordinated, clumsy, and “harder than it normally is”. Though we understand that some days will just be better than others, no one should feel as if they have taken several steps backward. So, before…
New athletes make dozens of mistakes beginners make, and we’ve all been there. The journey from nervous newbie to seasoned vet with the physical progress to show for it comes with plenty of bumps in the road. Contrary to popular “broscience,” though, the most common mistake beginners make isn’t using the smith machine or missing…
Summer in the Pacific Northwest = time to get outside, right? Except for when you can’t, because aches and pains are getting in your way, or worse: you’re sidelined by injury. How can you stay outdoors, do everything you love to do and potentially reduce the occurrence of injury? Easy. Train inside to maximize running…
Written By Flow Coach, Mackennon Klink B.S., CSCS, PN1 When it comes to training, recovery and rest periods are often overlooked and under-valued in most fitness programs even though it has a huge influence in your overall success. Unknown to most, programmed rest is just as important to your workout as exercise selection, sets, reps, and nutrition. The main question…
An essential element of training for any serious athletic competition, periodization is “an organized approach to training that involves progressive cycling of various aspects of a training program during a specific period of time.” It allows for customized, systematic training programming that cycles progress with competition preparation. In practice, periodization is the program design strategy…
SPOILER ALERT: Creating a pain-free program is much easier than you thought! You read that correctly. Creating a pain-free fitness program is much simpler than you may believe. It really takes a simple paradigm shift. Many fitness professionals may claim they have the one and only program that’s going to propel you into the …
written by, Erin White- Flow Fitness Coach Both styles are great to train the posterior chain but the conventional will recruit more muscle mass therefore giving you more power in the lift. In both you will always start with a hinge position (sending the hips back first), keeping a neutral and locked lumbar spine, so…
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Burning fat, building muscle, or getting stronger — most athletic and aesthetic goals fall into or combine these three categories. Whatever your goals, however, resistance training is a must. But that doesn’t mean 500 curls with the 0.5-pound pink dumbbells off in the corner. It means an intelligently planned program that includes a rep scheme…
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