In the first half of this article series, I discussed my draw to Utah and some of the reasons why I’ll be returning this August to ascend King’s Peak–the state’s highest point at 13,527 feet above sea-level. I also explained how this differs from a traditional western peak summit; rather than climbing this at a …
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We’re ending the week with another installment of Featured Fitness Content. Last week we covered topics ranging from bodyweight delt exercises, to the best exercises for soccer players, benefits of max effort sprinting, and more. If you’re interested in last week’s edition, you can find it here. Below is the content that caught my eye …
If you’re jumping into the Featured Fitness Content series for the first time, we take the best fitness content from leading experts, popular articles, new scientific works, and more from around the web and compile it all here. You can find last week’s edition here. And you can always peruse the log from past installments …
Below is the 69th installment in our Featured Fitness Content series, but before we get to that, you may want to check out last week’s edition. In it, we link to a study on entrepreneurship in female athletes, pressing tips for long-armed lifters, ankle mobility training concepts, and more. We also made the online debut …
There’s hundreds of reasons why ankle health should be a top priority in your training routine. If you’re a hunter, heavy, restrictive boots hinder your ankle mobility. If you’re a swimmer or dancer, you likely spend most of your time practicing in plantarflexion and almost no time in dorsiflexion. Though these may seem like unusual …
You can find last week’s list of Featured Fitness Content here. As a quick aside before we get into today’s featured content, I wanted to let everyone know that we have some new apparel coming soon… The new hats are the first piece of our new Climb Higher series. This logo will be embedded into …
After my 4,000-mile, 43-day cross country cycle, my memory was left with a highly detailed map of this country and the route I took. Though I’ve done a handful of cross-country trips by car (probably somewhere in the neighborhood of 8 coast-to-coast road trips), my understanding of the country and its form was compounded during …
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Welcome back for another edition of our Featured Fitness Content. In last week’s edition, we linked to content that included how you may be making athletes too sore, altitude training, my new favorite ab exercise which was the stability ball reverse crunch, and more. I also discussed some of our new assessment protocols with our …
Before diving into this week’s Featured Fitness Content, you may want to check out our last installment. You can find Volume 65 here. At Ruthless Performance, we’re excited about the switch in Pennsylvania’s COVID plan for the north east from yellow to green. This means that gyms should be opening up and that we’ll have …
Restrictions are easing up in Pennsylvania, and since we are decentralized, the various affiliate locations fall under different jurisdictions. So if you train with Ruthless Performance in-person, you can expect to hit the gym floor relatively soon. But onto the expert content from across the web… As always, you can view last week’s edition of …
