The Cinnamon Effect - Supporting Women's Health, Emotional Resilience and Personal Growth
The Cinnamon Effect - Supporting Women's Health, Emotional Resilience and Personal Growth · Nov 26, 2024 · 53:56
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What if the way you’re working out is actually making it harder for your body to move well?
In this episode, I’m joined by Bill Fabrocini, a Colorado-based orthopedic physical therapy specialist and sports performance coach with more than 30 years of experience working with elite and everyday athletes.
Bill has such a practical way of looking at exercise. He believes we are all athletes because we all have to move our bodies through life, and the same principles that support athletic performance can also help us stay strong, capable, and active as we get older.
We talk about why functional strength starts with the often-overlooked connection between posture, mobility, and stability. Bill also shares how mobility training and stability training can help us move with more confidence, stay active, and better support the way we want to live.
In this episode, you’ll learn:
This conversation is such an important reminder that movement does not have to be extreme to make a difference. When we take a more thoughtful and balanced fitness approach, we can protect our bodies, enjoy the activities we love, and continue moving well for years to come.
Hit play and let's grow together,
Kimberly
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