Trudi Edmeades explores the purpose behind and the practical strategies for incorporating cognitive elements into your bodyweight exercise classes for seniors.
Force production is the ability to generate muscular force. It is a core component of virtually every athletic endeavour – it is what propels a sprinter off the blocks, powers a weightlifter through a snatch, and drives a swimmer through the water. Tim Sunderland explains.
Tim Sunderland explores four key areas to ensure variety within your strength programs, so your clients can continue to produce the results they desire.
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