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Posted on: November 7th, 2015 by Anthony

With today’s technology, orthopedic surgery is becoming an increasingly more popular choice for individuals looking to address pain and dysfunction. Surgeons have become so proficient at many joint replacement surgeries that some doctors are able to perform upwards of 8 procedures a day, or even more. Though many individuals could benefit from a joint replacement, […]

Posted on: November 7th, 2015 by Anthony

In gyms across the nation, cardio equipment seems to be the most popular form of exercise. It follows the whole “eat less, move more” rhetoric that continues to be one of the main factors attributing to our rising obesity and diabetes statistics. As soon as the weather gets nice you will also see many individuals […]

Posted on: July 7th, 2015 by Anthony

5ks and “Runs” Running seems to be a sport that has really risen in popularity over the past couple of decades. In fact, it has become so popular that it seems as if every weekend there is a new run out there to participate in. These runs can be a great way to bring people […]

Posted on: July 7th, 2015 by Anthony

Complexes are a great way to improve conditioning, build muscle, lose fat and practice form on some of the best exercises. I have created a master complex that has built in progressions in which you are able to auto-regulate each session. It also will allow you to train various loads and intensities in order to […]

Posted on: July 7th, 2015 by Anthony

The Pain Loop – Neuro-Muscular Weakness/Imbalance > Faulty Movement Pattern > Shearing/Wear and Tear/Damage/Inflammation/Injury (Chronic or Acute) > Structural Changes (Temporary) > More Shearing/Wear and Tear/Damage/Inflammation/Injury (Chronic or Acute) > Continued Compensatory Changes in Movement Patterns > Additional Shearing/Wear and Tear/Damage/Inflammation/Injury (Chronic vs. Acute) > Structural Changes (Permanent) … Repeat It all begins with some […]

Posted on: July 7th, 2015 by Anthony

Understanding pain is one of the key components to successful training and therapy. Working in both fields and being an athlete myself means that I am constantly learning how to treat and manage pain in order maximize progress. Pain is not one size fits all, and there is a high complexity in distinguishing from all […]

Posted on: July 7th, 2015 by Anthony

In my last series of blogs I addressed the pattern of pain and dysfunction that I call the Pain Loop. If you have read that article and have made the determination that you fall somewhere on that loop then Therapeutic Training is right for you. Therapeutic Training is the optimal way to break the loop […]

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"I've always made a decent effort to go to the gym on a regular basis, buts gains were minimal and losing weight was an ever increasing challenge, especially being in my 40s. I just opassed the 2 years mark with Anthony and have exceeded all expectations. I started at 220 pounds with a high perentage of body fat. I am now a lean 185 pounds. My workouts are fueled by Anthony's high level of enthusiasm. His nutritional knowledge and guidance complements his..."

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