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3 Functional Training Moves For Fitness And Fighting

June 18, 2018
Brandon
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Are you looking to give your fitness and health a serious upgrade?
Are you looking to enhance your martial arts fitness and improve your overall athleticism?
Are you interested in building a body a that is both fit and functional?

If you’re looking to improve your fitness for life and martial arts then you’ve got to make sure you’re not neglecting your functional training needs. Functional training is about structuring and programming your workouts to serve a purpose. In this case the purpose is to optimize your function for martial arts and fighting, but at the end of the day the key to being functional is being able to perform movements and skills that mimic everyday life with complete confidence and without inhibition.

7 Elements Of Pillar Strength And Functional Movement

March 20, 2018
Brandon
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What is pillar strength?
Are you functionally strong?
Are you interested in learning how to develop pillar strength and function?
Do you feel that your workouts lack in helping you to perform and to be resistant to injury?

If you answered yes to any of the questions here above then you’re in the right place. Today’s article will outline a simple and effective explanation to help you build stable and powerful pillar strength. You will also build total body function to withstand most any physical task.

Gym Or No Gym…Functional Fitness Is A Solution For Weakness.

January 6, 2014
Brandon
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by: Brandon Richey

Gym Or No Gym…Functional Fitness Is A Solution For Weakness

tropical gym by zwieciu

So today the keyword or word phrase is Functional Fitness. So what is functional fitness or functional training? Well even though this phrase gets thrown around in the fitness community more these days than Kim Kardashian’s name does on the latest headlines of entertainment weekly the fact still remains that some so-called professionals miss the mark on it’s meaning. By definition functional training involves training that mimics the demands of a given physical activity or individual need. This is where most folks don’t realize that even though there may be a lack of resources it doesn’t mean that it should be an excuse not to train.