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214: Corrective Exercise

04 Aug 2016

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We often think of "exercise" as the yoga class after work, the morning job, or a weightlifting session. But there are many more ways to exercise, and one way often overlooked is Corrective Exercise, or the fitness practices designed specifically to correct weakness, tightness and imbalance in the body. On this week's Yoga Talk Show, you'll learn about simple self-care techniques that can make a huge difference in your health. ------------ About the Guest Brendan won World and National Collegiate powerlifting championships during his studies and went on to attain his Corrective Exercise Specialty from The National Academy of Sports Medicine. Brendan invented Posture PT back support that launched on Kickstarter recently. He is a practicing meditator under guidance of Sadhguru of the Isha Foundation, schooled in classical yoga and mysticism. ------------ Listen & Learn: Why Correct Exercise is a great choice for healing injuries Why stronger rather than gentler rehab routines might just be the best choice Why tight hip flexors can cause lower back pain  What "autogenic inhibition" is and how it can help you with corrective exercise self-care How "the couch stretch" can help counteract the effects of chronic sitting How "the doorway stretch" can help open your upper body Why 1 minute of mobility per 30 minutes of sitting can make a huge difference Nutritional Tip of the Week: Are there any good store bought Salad Dressings? Links & References from the Show: Posture PT Got Questions? Write to us [email protected] Information from the Show: Lucas´ Teaching Schedule

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