Functional Fitness

Athletes Need a Gym Culture

By now we have all heard the terms community and culture so many times that it’s kind of old news. But why are those terms important? The new popularity of CrossFit and the barbell sports, along with the magic of the Internet, has spread these terms around the world and back. The main reason CrossFit […]

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Gymnastics and CrossFit with Dusty Hyland – The Barbell Life 216

I’ve always had a love for gymnastics. I just love movement – it’s the reason I find weightlifting so beautiful. But gymnastics movements are more than just art. Gymnastics can lead to incredible strength, muscular balance, and all-around fitness. Just ask today’s podcast guest, Dusty Hyland of SkillWOD. We get into the benefits of gymnastics

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Patellar Tendinopathy: What The Strength Coach Needs To Know By Eric Bowman

In my recent podcast interview with Travis Mash he often brought up the topic of patellar tendinitis in one of his weightlifting clients. Tendinopathies (aka tendinitis or tendinosis), in and around the patella (kneecap) and other regions of the body (i.e. Achilles tendon, rotator cuff, elbows), are major issues that plague a lot of athletes.

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Movement, Mobility, and How to UnWOD yourself with PT Chris Wash – The Barbell Life 212

We all love the feeling of getting under a heavy barbell and pushing our body to the limit. Even better is breaking through those limits and getting stronger! But the reality is that pushing your body to the limit can lead to getting hurt. That’s true for any athletic endeavor. Chris Wash is an awesome

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Navigating Research by Matt Shiver

Navigating through research can be intimidating and confusing. Especially if you don’t have a science background. There is a lot that goes into the writing of research that makes it hard to read. There are p values for statistical significance, there are charts and graphs that seem to be in a different language, there are

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