Rest Days for Strength Training Athletes
Matthew Sadler Matthew Sadler

Rest Days for Strength Training Athletes

For athletes, taking regular rest days is not merely about taking a break; it’s a strategic component of training that impacts physical performance, recovery, injury prevention, and even mental resilience.

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Building Power Through Strength Training as We Age: Why It Matters
Matthew Sadler Matthew Sadler

Building Power Through Strength Training as We Age: Why It Matters

Aging brings physical challenges that many accept as inevitable: decreased muscle mass, reduced mobility, and loss of overall strength and power. Yet, science tells us that muscle loss and weakness are not just natural consequences of aging but can also result from lifestyle choices and inactivity. Power training through strength exercises is a highly effective, scientifically-supported intervention that can help maintain and even improve our ability to live independently, participate in activities we enjoy, and maintain a better quality of life as we age.

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Why Worrying About Holiday Meals Won’t Help Your Fitness Goals
Matthew Sadler Matthew Sadler

Why Worrying About Holiday Meals Won’t Help Your Fitness Goals

The winter holiday season is a time for family gatherings, celebrations, and plenty of delicious food. For those working toward fitness goals, it can also bring feelings of anxiety about indulgent meals and festive treats. But what if stressing over holiday eating does more harm than good? What if embracing the season, rather than fearing it, is the key to long-term success?

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