Eye movement (or lack thereof) gives insight into the functionality of someone’s central nervous system. While there should be some movement when the eyes are still, too much movement can indicate a potential instability somewhere in the central nervous system. A...
Blood flow restriction training, or BFR as its commonly referred to in the strength and conditioning world, refers to the use of a tourniquet to limit arterial inflow while fully blocking venous outflow in order to create metabolic changes within the muscle that...
Massage is most often associated with a relaxing spa service. However, just as there are different types of yoga or physical therapy styles, massage therapy varies among practitioners. As such, bodywork can have many benefits and is a great way to support a healthy...
Our Health and Performance coaches work with all types of clients, both “athletes” and those who don’t consider themselves “athletic”. To live a healthful life everyone, athlete or not, needs to maintain joint health and efficient...
Our coaches work with you to build habits of movement to enhance your fitness, performance, and health goals. It is this habit of the right amount and type of movement that will lead to long term results. We work with you to create programs that fit you and that you...
How Massage & Personal Training Work Together (and why you need both). Massage and movement increase circulation. More blood flow to your muscles and connective tissue means more hydrated cells. Unlike popular belief, drinking lots of water does not automatically...
