Train This to Reduce Pain and Stiffness and Unlock Youthful Athleticism!



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31 thoughts on “Train This to Reduce Pain and Stiffness and Unlock Youthful Athleticism!

  1. Well, I'm bit confused now – if sitting a lot shortens psoas, shouldn't it cause posterior pelvic tilt? Sitting in slouched position puts pelvis in posterior tilt, To put pelvis in anterior tilt while sitting wouldn't it need chair with inclined top…

  2. Training to become like Batman or some other comic book figure – X
    Training to become like Charles Martel, Charlemagne, Godfrey of Boillion, Don Juan, John III Sobieski or Vlad the impaler – V

  3. Goggins spoke about htis in one of his videos, saying it was so tight, i tightened his whole body and caused a lump on the back of his head, started stretching soas cured it, maybe that was the inspiration, very interesting either way

  4. If you are a tense person and it shows in your muscles (like for me) I highly recommend finding either a Zen Buddhist sangha, trying out daily mindfulness exercises (Thich Nhat Hanh is a good resource) or if you‘re very skeptical about the religious context of these I highly recommend ACT (Accepance Conmittment Therapy) which shares many principles but in a secular way. I am a fit guy but actually working on my outlook on life was key in not getting tight neck and hip in the first place

  5. what is the point of this video. is it nature documentary or fitness instruction. and why the nonstop chatter. can you focus on being concise and useful for the viewer

  6. Yep, this muscle is so cruicial to human movement. Somehow its become over looked. Once o learned how to stretch it properly ive had bo issues with back pain. Specially referring to long distance running

  7. Something I saw recently about deep breathing. If you brace your core and rather than breathing into your belly, making it pop out, you pull in your core at the front and expand at the sides, into you obliques. That really releases the psoas.

  8. Hello there. For years I'm following your content, and I love it how complicated it always get, our physique is complicated, and you do very good job of describing that. That being said, here is a video I would love to see: Full correction workout! From top to bottom a workout that would take an hour or even longer of exercises that are there to reduce decades of damage that we done, and bring our body closer to positive 0, I would call that. To reduce tightness, open range of motion, bridge the gap between right and left side of our body. Yes that knowledge is spread trough many different videos across the internet, a lot of help would be one single if not complete program (because everyone might need different things), that can be used as a gridline to for everyone to building their own correction workout.

  9. I’ve had a bad back for past 4 weeks, around my right hip. Chiropractor found tightness in my Sacrum / iliac joint (que joint popping and Brazilian JuJitsu type grappling by a slight 2x? Year old on this chunk of hunk 😂).

    Ironically the algorithm has shown me something useful (as always with @TheBioneer).

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