As the simplest form is the practical application of sports science to enhance movement quality. It is grounded in evidence-based research and the physiology of exercise and anatomy.
Strength is a key component of overall health and fitness for everyone. Want to reduce body fat? Increase lean muscle mass and burn calories more efficiently? Your body fat percentage will increase over time if you don’t do anything to replace the lean muscle you lose over time. Strength training helps you preserve and enhance your muscle mass at any age.
Conditioning, consider an aspect of anyone that covers anything from maximal strength all the way through to endurance capacity. It also has massive benefits for any athlete; increased confidence, improved recovery rates, cognitive improvements, more refined skills, better health, and the list goes on …
Mobility, refer to the range of movement a limb has around a joint. Mobility is made up of three parts: muscle elasticity/length, joint structure and nervous system. An increase of mobility is an important factor in preventing injuries through unimpeded, fluid movement and can also decrease soreness and stiffness, particularly among people who train at much higher frequencies and intensities.
It is a great way to transform your body and get huge results, whether you are an athlete or amateur, an expert, or just starting out. It encompasses so much more than just lifting weights and focuses on a variety of tools to improve movement, health, and physical performance.
The benefits of a good strength and conditioning mobility program will vary for every individual, depending on their abilities and goals.
Strength and conditioning mobility benefits so many areas of not just sport, but everyday life. Incorporating some of the principles into your won training can really make a difference in how you perform, move and live.
