Performance vs. Longevity: You Don’t Have To Choose (Free event)
Date
Saturday, 09 Mar 2013 1:00 PM
I LOVE my gym – incredibly holistic & integrative approach, warm community, fun workouts. They have an awesome free event coming up, I've copied the details below, check it out and hope to see you there. ~Taylor
Performance vs. Longevity: You Don’t Have To Choose
Where: Gymnasium
1001 Watertown St., Rear (We share the huge parking lot with CVS)
West Newton, MA 02465
When: March 9, 2013, 1:00-5:30pm
RSVP: By March 2 please, to [masked]
Sessions
(1) *Active Isolated Stretching: Stretch For Mobility, Resilience, Recovery and Performance*
LED BY
Peter Benjamin LMT, CPT, AIST
1:00-1:50pm
Learn how this one advanced stretching technique can help you…
• Make an 80% recovery in 10-15 minutes
• Prevent and heal injuries to muscles, tendons and ligaments
• Build resilience and performance – at the same time
• Reprogram your brain and body with a much greater range of motion
The Active Isolated Stretching (AIS) Technique is ideal for athletes who are aging or dealing with injuries.
(2) *Twice The Results In Half The Time: Build Power, Strength AND Resilience With Kettlebells*
LED BY
Josh Conway, CPT, WKC Coach, & Founder, Inspired Perspiration
2:00-2:50pm
Most athletes face increased risk of injuries and grim prospects as they age as a result of demanding training regimes.
Kettlebell training, done properly, integrates strength, power and flexibility with your body’s natural movements. Learn how to increase performance AND resilience simultaneously, and be better, faster, and stronger – for longer.
(3) *Chiropractic And Sports Medicine: Are Your Fitness And Health Aligned?*
LED BY
Dr. Karson Mui, DC
3:00-3:50pm
Active lifestyles rely on a strong, healthy core and spine. Learn how chiropractic and sports medicine techniques improve your performance, range of motion and posture.
Dr. Mui covers techniques including Graston, FAKTR, vibration plate therapy, flexion distraction and kinesio taping.
(4) *How Your Fitness Is Hurting You And What To Do About It*
LED BY
Josh Conway, CPT, WKC Coach, & Founder, Inspired Perspiration
4:00-5:15pm
It’s no surprise that many programs produce as much injury as they do fitness and health. Even holistic approaches such as yoga can result in overuse and hyperextension injuries.
The solution is simple: We need to exercise in ways that mimic and enhance the body’s natural movements and functions.
Whether you’re a fitness instructor, regular gym-goer or casual walker, these 10 essential movements and strength patterns will get you to peak health and keep you there.
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