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25/02/2022

Thank you!

Plenty to be thankful for in our community the past few months. Your continued support of Guild Training Systems is noticed and appreciated!

The challenges of the past few years continue to bring out the best in many of you. Here's to exciting new adventures together as a community.

Take care and stay safe amidst all this craziness.

Need a massage? As part of  massage therapy credentialing, I need to fulfill clinic hours during the month of February.I...
02/02/2022

Need a massage?

As part of massage therapy credentialing, I need to fulfill clinic hours during the month of February.

If you or someone you know is looking for a cheaper massage therapy option in the South Burlington or St. Albans area, send me a call/message and I can get you in the schedule.

Every hour helps!

05/01/2022

Start with the finish! Emphasizing landing mechanics can help plyometric exercise benefit athletes as opposed to crushing them with poor positions and high velocities.

By using early progressions like the Vertical Snapdown and Box Step Off, athletes can get comfortable with controlling their center of mass before moving on to higher risk/reward exercises.

It's also important to be paying attention to overall "touches" when it comes to explosive exercise but that's for a later video!

Train safely!

04/01/2022

I try to find new and different ways to avoid jogging. The latest idea has been turning into a personal favorite of mine.

Failure happens...Get back up!
27/12/2021

Failure happens...

Get back up!

22/12/2021

Holidays hurt!

Sometimes we just don't feel our best during the holiday season. With added stress or changing routines, nutrition and sleep patterns, training can be difficult.

Before you go and scrap a workout because it's too difficult, try a few of these adjustments to make things a little more manageable.

1. Reduce the Resistance - There's plenty of time to be a meathead in 2022, reducing the load can be step one.

2. Reduce Grip - Taking grip out of the equation can create less global fatigue while still allowing for a training effect.

3. Reduce Instability - Making an exercise more stable can help reduce fatigue or risk of injury during training.

4. Reduce Range of Motion - Working in reduced range of motion can allow for a training effect without causing undue risk to vulnerable joint structures during times of fatigue l.

5. Reduce Overall Motion - Holding positions takes a movement variable out, allowing for a stimulus to muscle tissue without sacrificing joint health do to poor or "tired" body mechanics.

6. Reduce Reps - Do less, no further detail

7. Reduce Sets - Do less, no further detail

Oftentimes, doing less beats doing nothing in the training world.

Take care of your body this holiday season.

Enjoy!

20/12/2021

The Mobile Stable Approach is one we use to drive programming decisions. Determining whether a joint requires mobility or stability provides a solid foundation to what exercises or techniques we should be using.

It's kind of cool to think about how the body works in such an alternating pattern of mobile and stable joints to create efficient movement.

Sorry for the creepy skeleton...little late on the Halloween bandwagon.

16/12/2021

Whether you call it Cat/Cow, Cat/Camel, All 4's Belly Lift, or Quadruped Flexion-Based Exhalation (that last one is made up but sounds smart), placing a block or bolster under a left knee can make a significant impact on the breathing mechanics taking place.

This can lead to a more neutral, optimal breathing pattern.

Don't take my word for it. Try it during a warm up and see how it feels!

13/12/2021

Preparing the body for exercise can be a tedious process. The Dorsal Thoracolumbar Inhibition drill seen here can be a pretty solid shotgun approach for those looking to set a solid position and breathing pattern prior to exercise.

The "Feet Up On The Wall" name might catch on a little quicker...

Give it a shot!

10/12/2021

Sticky Adductors?

Try this in your warm up!

09/12/2021

Sticky Adductors?

The adductors play a vital role in many daily movements. This is one sequence we use in the warm up to help prepare these muscles for training.

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