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We are kicking the week of talking about the topic of Motivation and why people fail to achieve their goals.
What's better than a Coach...5 apparently. Wrapping this week up. Yani and Phil talk about their experience with athletic performance and how having a coach through their journey of movement mastery have been so critical in their success.
Today on the Sound Of Movement Podcast we are talking about how having feedback from a coach or coaching group like the UMS Online Coaching can be so important for your physical development. Having someone analyse both the Macro and Micro loading of your program can be critical in stopping injury and pushing past plateaus.
Today on the Sound of movement Podcast, Yani and Phil discuss Templated VS Personalised Programs. Which are better and for who?
Continuing our discussion on program design today Rad, Yani, Phil and Nalesh give us their opinion on what it means to start an exercise program the right way.
This week is all about program design and today we highlight a great example of the success we've had with one of our online coaching members, Tom Wood, whos patience and consistency is truly paying off.
Finishing the Week Off we discuss the importance of getting comfortable with the uncomfortable and doing what you need rather than what you like in your next program. It's too easy to fall into the trap of only working on the things you enjoy and continuing to get worse at the other components.
Today's episode of the Sound of Movement Podcast Rad shares his own personal story about why he chose to change the entire way he was training to move forward and become stronger.
In today's episode of the Sound Of Movement Podcast we discuss how exactly adaptation and supercompensation fit into your training routine for Building Muscle and Performance.
Professional Athletes are looked at by many as prime examples of how we (Average Joe) should train in order to become like said Athlete. But what we must understand, is that an Athlete trains very different than most think.
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