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Tissue Restrictions Under Load: Why the Tool You Choose Determines the Outcome
In clinical practice and high-performance settings, one of the most persistently mismanaged presentations is the athlete who has full passive range of motion but cannot access that range under training demand. Passive straight leg raise looks normal. Ankle dorsiflexion appears adequate on the table. But load a Romanian deadlift, drive into the bottom of a squat, or ask for push-off at sprint velocity — and the restriction reappears immediately.

Kyle Bowling
1 day ago6 min read


A Rationale for Progressing Whole-Body Isometric Training Through Isometric Strength Endurance Using PIMA
Isometric training is often discussed as a single method, but this framing obscures the critical distinctions between how isometric force is produced and why those distinctions matter for performance, durability, and health. This article outlines the rationale for progressing isometric training through Isometric Strength Endurance using Pushing Isometric Muscle Actions (PIMA) at longer contraction durations (45 seconds) and maximum descending intensity across the whole body.

Brad Thorpe
Feb 166 min read


A Deep Dive into the Hyperice Hyperboot
Around summer 2025, Hyperice has released (in partnership with Nike) a brand-new device called the Hyperboot.
This brand-new piece of equipment is basically the re-proposal of two of their patented technologies, i.e. Normatec Sequential Pulse and HyperHeat (already present on devices such as the Hyperice Venom 2), into a pair of hyper-futuristic shoes.

Antonio Robustelli
Dec 30, 20255 min read


Deaths in Sport and Genotype Characteristics
Every death is too early to occur. The various deaths of professional athletes, that have occurred in recent years, unfortunately start a series of debates on professional sport as well as worrying discussions. Meetings and good intentions still doesn't lead to any results or positive outcomes and funeral ceremonies are trapped in the meaningfulness. Recently, Fiorentina's captain Davide Astori and 18-year-old French football player Thomas Rodriguez died as a result of an hea
Muslum Gulhan
Jan 14, 20193 min read


Targets for Recovery
Physiologic Recovery Targets: The Hidden Network of Factors Killing Performance In recent times, there have been many terms used to explain the volatile and often unpredictable nature of athletic underperformance. If only the underlying processes were linear, things might be easier in terms of ensuring sustained progress and consistent performance. In a sense, unpredictability, manifested as the ever-looming possibility of the underdog to overcome or the lack of guarantees i
Nicky Kirk
Apr 17, 20189 min read
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