THE BEST JOINT-FRIENDLY & PAIN-FREE EXERCISES FOR YOU
By selecting the best exercises to build maximal strength and size, while limiting unnecessary stress and risk of injury, you can build a bulletproof body that will perform as well as it looks. In this article, you will learn why selecting the right exercises is the key to you training longer and harder. This approach is contrary to training with the purpose of beating up your body with the hope to look good in the short-term, but little thought over your long-term goals. We like to think that joint-friendly training is simply ‘training smarter and not necessarily harder.
Have An Objective
Joint-friendly training is about having an objective. It’s about selecting the most appropriate exercises to achieve your goals while paying attention to injury risk and wear and tear on your body. It is identifying the risk versus reward of the exercises that make up the backbone of your training program.
How useful an exercise is should be determined by its raw effectiveness in helping YOU hit your end goal while taking into account the biomechanics of what is happening at the joint. It has nothing to do with the tools you are using and should have no bias towards a specific style of training.
The rules are simple; choose the right tools that will help you achieve your desired goals (strength, muscle size, performance, fat loss), and select the exercises where the risk versus reward makes sense.
PUT YOUR EGO ASIDE & YOUR BODY TO PRACTICE
Always consider the cost-benefit ratio to you of any given exercise. EGO ASIDE, if you cannot justify the risk versus reward of an exercise you are using right now, then why are you using it?
Do not neglect the muscles you can not see. Those little muscles provide stability around your valuable joints, and a support system for your bigger muscles to do their thing.
Include more unilateral movements. A few times a week throw in some single-arm or single-leg work, allowing for greater focus on strength imbalances and working some of the smaller stabilizer muscles in the hips and shoulders.
Focus on your pulling muscles a little more to ensure good balance of strength in your shoulders, as well as posture.
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