Extry, extry…read all about it! Thought I would share the pdf of my latest athletic article published in Montecito Neighbors Magazine! It’s also running in the SB Neighbors Magazine, but I had truBBs with the upload of that pdf. Technology, right? Only as smart as the person punching–and kicking–those keys. It’s a Closer, Folks… Anyhoo…you…
Si∙News To Me Muscles. It’s no secret that a large amount of tissue in the human body belongs to muscular systems. In fact, roughly 1/3 of a person’s total body weight is composed of muscle tissue. Skeletal; the voluntary muscles we use to move our limbs, smooth; the muscles on the walls of internal organs,…
How Habits Form We all have them. Some good, some bad, some functional. Ever wondered how habits form? And how long it takes to form a habit? To move it from a conscious choice made in the prefrontal lobes of the brain, and ingrain it as an automated behavior in the basal ganglia–deep within the…
Feels good, right? Feels even better if you hold it a bit longer. There’s a reason holding a stretch longer feels so good. Let’s examine how long you should hold a stretch…and why. Golgi Tendon Organ Within the tissues of your muscles fiber is a sensory organ known as the Golgi Tendon Organ (GTO). Its…
a lil’ “California Streaming” for ya’… …And this is why we say: Have a nice day a lot. Soo… Have a nice day…(a lot!)
Links u Love 2 Hate We’re hitting the links today. The kind you walk between, instead of clicking. The back problem that’s kept me from teeing off this last year is finally recovered enough to withstand my maniacal thrashing of iron into turf, and Jim’s ready to come out of the clubhouse, too. So grab your…
BIO: Based in Santa Barbara, CA, Karen Robiscoe is a certified Corrective Exercise Specialist and personal trainer through NASM. DBA Kardio with Karen, she is additionally certified as a Group X instructor and Spin teacher with Fitour, a licensed Livestrong Cancer Survivors instructor by YMCA, and a fully accredited Aquatics teacher with AEA. https://www.facebook.com/kardiowithkaren
Actually, it’s 100% the opposite. A properly executed squat will strengthen the stabilizer muscles around your knee joints, and protect you from injury–in addition to improving your ability to take those bleachers two at a time. Well, maybe not two at a time, but even so. The trick to easing the demand on your knees…