The Marching Health Audio Experience

The Marching Health Audio Experience

By Elliot ClevelandHealth & Fitness
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The Marching Health Audio Experience episodes

  • #fiveminutefriday // 09.14.18
    In this episode, we discuss:
    1. Marching causing back issues
    2. Getting back to performing after an injury
    3. Back problems from carrying sousaphones and drums
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    7 min
  • #fiveminutefriday // 09.07.18
    In this episode, we discuss:
    1. How to do what we do
    2. The best core exercises
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    6 min
  • A Clinic at Eastridge High School
    In this episode, I talk about nutrition, the problem with static stretches, the benefits of dynamic stretches, and more. Thanks so much for listening to the podcast. It means the world to me. If you like it, subscribe and share it with friends.
    53 min
  • Clinic Presentation at 2018 South Carolina Day of Percussion
    Here's audio taken from my presentation at the 2018 PAS SC Chapter Day of Percussion event held at Lexington HS. For percussionists, the health of our hands is vital. Healthy hands allow us to perform the most nuanced of musical passages and the most demanding technical excerpts. Unfortunately, there's a lot of misinformation out there about what's "good" for your hands and what isn't. In this episode, we explore the variables of grip stroke, tension, and more that lead to healthier hands.
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    32 min

About The Marching Health Audio Experience

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Welcome to The Marching Health Audio Experience. We help marching performers move better so they can perform at their highest level when it matters most.