Wrapping Up Exercise is universally good. But exercise through pregnancy is conditionally good. There are plenty of reasons to be wary and skeptical of training if you’re an expecting mother—bad advice or improper implementation can be catastrophic. But there are more reason why expecting mothers should be exercising—as doing so the right way protects, strengthens, insulates, and reinforces

Contrast therapy is when you use cold AND heat to (hopefully) bring about the beneficial effects of both. Typically, this would be done using large baths of ice water and warm water — you would then alternate back and forth to (hopefully) induce a systemic reduction of fatigue and increased

The principle of Specificity proposes the question: “What are you training for?” When designing a program, high-level goals and demands/requirements of the sport/activity should be your North Star and training should be adjusted accordingly. Obviously, this is easier said than done.  If your goals are aesthetic, all of the primary