WOD Doc: Muscular / Metabolic Fatigue vs. Central Nervous System Fatigue
Episode 100: put on your thinking caps, especially to understand CNS Fatigue. Physical Fatigue: is the decline in force of...
Episode 100: put on your thinking caps, especially to understand CNS Fatigue. Physical Fatigue: is the decline in force of...
Episode 99: The shoulder is a joint that is mobile, but needs to have adequate stability. Without it, overhead movement...
Episode 98: Often caused by chronic overuse that was never rehabed, or increase in workout intensity with improper periodization. Either...
Episode 97: The burpee is relatively easy – but when it’s integrated as part of a grueling workout, form can...
Episode 95: With prolonged, intense exercise over months or decades, you may begin to notice knee pain or discomfort. Many...
Episode 94: Here we see Sara, North East Regional Athlete (3rd in the Open). Anyone who has difficulty with external...
Episode 93: your head weighs the equivalent of a bowling ball. When we sit, we slouch. For every inch forward...
Episode 92: Dr. Silverman chats up the WOD Doc about coconut water and crossfit. What you need to know: it...
Episode 91: Knee instability can be caused from tracking problem at the patella, or ‘knee cap’. Muscle strengthening and balancing...
Mike Reinold, former head PT of the Boston Red Sox gets serious with the WOD Doc. Here, we learn about...