Strength for Life: The Exercise Science Approach

Build Muscles, Build Bones
Go from Un-exercised to Vitality

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The Plan for Today

My life is full and exercise gets only a small slot in my day. This workshop is for people who want to understand key strength exercise concepts. We won’t cover training for competition or high performance. Instead, through demonstration and hands-on practice, I will show you how to become stronger efficiently. Today is about building the right muscles for you.

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Demos & Hands-on

Breathwork

Use your breath to regulate your movement; never hold your breath during strength training

Isometric contractions

Experience an isometric contraction for yourself

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Eccentric contractions

Experience an eccentric contraction; explore the connection between reps, sets, and rest intervals

Takeaways

Key Takeaways for Safe & Effective Workouts

  • Observe good form
  • Don’t swing or use momentum
  • Don’t change posture without intention
  • Do strength exercise 1-2 times a week
  • Practise progressive overload
  • Use intentional muscles to activate muscles
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FAQ’s

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I really have to do strength exercises?

Yes, absolutely. The muscular and the skeletal systems are different from the cardiovascular system and require their own specific stimulation to stay healthy. This applies to everyone, regardless of sex or age.

Should I pay for a personal trainer?

Can you help me figure out more?