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Hip Training

When strength training on an exercise machine for hip extension the gluteus maximus is the primary muscle responsible for initiation of the movement. When

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Gluteus Maximus, Medius and Miniums

On the posterior aspect of the pelvis is the gluteal region. This area contains the following major muscles: gluteus maximus, medius and minimus. The

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Proximal Hamstring

The proximal hamstrings, semitendinosus and biceps femoris have a common tendon of origin on the ischium, which is the lower posterior part of the

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Training Table

The term ‘training table’ in athletics can be considered several things; a performance-based dining center, a place that provides not only nutritious food, but

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Hydration

Water contributes 50–70% of the body’s total mass, roughly sixty five percent is intracellular and the remaining fluid is extracellular. Euhydration, that is, having

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Addressing Motion and Movements

Squatting motions are movement patterns of daily living from simple tasks such as getting out of a chair or the myriad of activities that

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Fingers Oppose the Thumb

Hand grip strength has been indicated as an important biomarker of health even when looking at physiological factors such as aerobic fitness, coordination skills,

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Full Range vs. Partial

Determining the correct range of motion for each exercise when strength training is complex though seemingly straightforward. Differences in one’s structure, muscle lengths, fitness,

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The Open-Handed Grasp

There are many hand exercises, types of training, and rehabilitative equipment to strengthen the muscles of the fingers and hands. Holding onto and/or grasping