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Die Fastenzeit ist seit gestern vorbei und endlich kann man sichs wieder richtig schmecken lassen. Also jedenfalls, wenn man vor Ostern überhaupt fastet. Für viele Ausdauersportler ist fasten aber eher vor dem Wettkampf angesagt. Denn irgendwie haben sich ja über den Winter ein paar extra Kilos rund um den Bauch angesammelt, die bis zum Rennen wieder verschwinden sollten. Wer weniger tragen muss, ist ja bekanntlich schneller. ABER so einfach ist es nicht. Gewicht um jeden Preis verlieren zu wollen kann manchmal echt teuer werden. Damit dir das nicht passiert, haben wir in dieser Folge ...

Don’t miss saving up to 60 percent off on Bill’s program RECON by using code RECON15http://www.reconU.coSALE ENDS JANUARY 5th 2025SummaryBill and Chris discuss various training strategies for individuals with different body types, specifically focusing on the concepts of 'wides' and 'narrows'. #training #fitness #biomechanics #physicaltherapy #strengthandcondtioningChapters00:00 Holiday Promotions and Training Overview02:34 Strategies for Returning to Base of Support03:24 Differentiating Between Narrow and Wide Archetypes06:21 Practical Applications in Training09:20 Using Right Side Lying ...

Shoulder pain isn't a mystery. It's a strategy.👉 Start learning FREE at https://www.uhp.network💡 Shoulder impingement isn't caused by a faulty shoulder. It's a shape problem.In this episode of the UHPC Podcast, Bill Hartman and Chris Wicus break down the three common types of shoulder impingement (and one bonus type). They focus on constraint, space access, and thorax behavior instead of outdated diagnoses.You’ll learn:🔸 Why impingement isn't about the rotator cuff, and what to look at instead🔸 How thorax compression creates the illusion of local shoulder dysfunction🔸 What ...

Learn directly from Bill and take his FREE courses today.http://UHP.network SummaryIn this conversation, Chris and Bill delve into the concept of relative motion, particularly in the context of biomechanics and rehabilitation. relative motion #biomechanics #physicaltherapy #rehab #gaitanalysisChapters00:00 Understanding Relative Motion and Orientation03:11 The Importance of Joint Motion in Biomechanics06:08 Identifying Loss of Relative Motion08:59 Rehabilitation Strategies for Restoring Motion11:56 Dynamic Movements and Their Implications14:50 Practical Applications in Movement Analysis17:53 ...

Free articles and courses about movement from Bill Hartman at http://uhp.network Episode 63 OverviewChris and Bill critically examine traditional motor control models in movement science, contrasting them with the Unified Health and Performance Continuum (UHPC) model. Their discussion challenges reductionist, brain-centric explanations of movement, advocating instead for an emergent, systems-based perspective that emphasizes adaptability, energy flow, and problem-solving in human movement. The episode is rich with practical analogies, clinical reasoning, and real-world examples to illustrate ...

Should You Get Certified? How to Choose the Right Education for You👉 Start learning FREE at https://www.uhp.network💡 Not all certifications are created equal. And more letters after your name won’t guarantee better outcomes.In this episode of the UHPC Podcast, Bill Hartman and Chris Wicus discuss what it really means to become a skilled practitioner — and why many educational paths lead to confusion instead of clarity. This episode introduces the new UHPC Practitioner Certification Pathway, but it’s more than an announcement. It’s a guide to rethinking your development as a ...

It is so much more than biomechanics… → Join http://UHP.network FREE to start learning.Not a pattern. Not a form. A strategy. This episode redefines everything you thought you knew about squatting — through the lens of the Unified Health & Performance Continuum (UHPC) Model.00:00 – Intro: Squat ≠ Pattern01:38 – Strategic Resistance Explained05:01 – Why Movement Patterns Fail07:06 – No Ideal, Just Strategy10:05 – Olympic Lifts & Deep Squat Variability13:29 – Squatting Through the Lens of Propulsion15:43 – Developmental Alignment: Babies & Broad Jumps17:14 – Forward ...

Fix your pelvis with Bill’s RECON program at http://www.reconu.co Free articles and courses from Bill Hartman at http://uhp.network Episode Summary:In this episode, Chris and Bill delve into the complexities of anterior pelvic tilt, discussing its definition, common misconceptions, and effective management strategies. Chapters & Timestamps:00:00 – Introduction to Anterior Pelvic Tilt01:07 – Definition of Anterior Pelvic Tilt vs. Orientation04:17 – Biomechanical Considerations05:31 – Why Posterior Orientation Isn’t the Answer11:10 – Causes of Anterior Pelvic Orientation13:34 – ...

This episode is a continuation of the previous discussion of Bill Hartman’s model of health and performance. There are a lot of voices out there trying to parrot what Bill is saying, but a lot of understanding is lost in translation. This episode is part 2 in a two part series trying to break down some of the fundamentals of the model. LIKE the podcast to help other see itSHARE it with anyone who you know is stuck in the land of fitness confusionJOIN Bill’s Training Program RECON:Learn more at https://www.reconu.co FREE EBOOK by Bill about the RECON principles when you fill out your ...

Narrow structural archetypes. What are they good at? What are they bad at? Should they ever deadlift? Which exercises should they do? What types of training should they reconsider? All of these topics and more are discussed on this episode where the guys get into training the narrow archetypes that Bill discusses in his model. #narrowisa #workouts #physicaltherapy #training #health #fitness LIKE the podcast to help other see itCOMMENT on YT with any questions you might have and let’s start a discussionSHARE it with anyone who you think this will help Are you a narrow who keeps hurting ...

Learn more about ISA from Bill from his FREE courses at http://UHP.network SummaryThis episode is about using the infrasternal angle (ISA) to guide treatment and training. The infrasternal angle (ISA) plays a crucial role in health and fitness by highlighting structural constraints and behavioral tendencies linked to body types. Measuring dynamic ISA helps identify compensatory movement strategies. Training methods are customized to enhance individual movement capabilities.#isa #health #fitness #strengthtraining #physicaltherapyChapters00:00 Misunderstood ISA01:23 Why the ISA is important.03:...

In this episode the guys discuss self-assessment of body archetypes and the importance of understanding structural bias and constraints. They address misconceptions and fears related to ISA (infrasternal angle) type and training, emphasizing the optimization of movement and shape changes. The conversation also delves into the identification of wide and narrow body types, including anthropometric indicators. It explains the helical structure of the body and the different configurations within wide and narrow body types. The discussion concludes by highlighting the relevance of these concepts in...

This episode revolves around the idea of simplifying the UHPC model and how to effectively communicate its principles to others. TakeawaysSimplifying the UHPC model involves understanding the underlying principles and applying them in a coherent framework.The model should be introduced to individuals who are open to change and looking for better solutions to their struggles.Continuous learning and growth are essential in refining and applying the model effectively.Everyone has good and bad days, and it's important to recognize that learning and improvement are ongoing processes.JOIN the UHP ...

Learn directly from Bill and take 2 courses and read 1 eBook for FREE today!http://UHP.network SummaryThis conversation delves into the complexities of muscle contractions, particularly focusing on isometric holds and their implications in athletic training.TakeawaysMuscle contractions are not static; there's always movement involved.Isometric holds are often misunderstood; they are not truly isometric.Static positions can be useful for learning muscle orientation.Coaching can significantly impact an athlete's performance during dynamic movements.Understanding connective tissue behavior is ...

In this episode Bill and Chris talk about how we breathe and the mechanics of breathing. There is a lot of misinformation out there in regards to how people should breathe. It is not a one size fits all scenario. We are all born with various structural differences that need to be taken into account when we breathe. The far ends of the spectrum give us wide structural configurations and narrow ones. Depending on where you lie on this continuum, you will need to go about breathing a bit differently in order to restore an authentic breath that matches your structure. We touch upon all of these ...

Join Bill’s UHP Network Today http://UHPnetwork.mn.co Keywords#foamrolling, #physicaltherapy, #selfmassage, #athomeworkout, #strengthandconditioning techniques, TakeawaysFoam rolling techniques should consider the size and shape of the implement used, as well as the depth and focal nature of the pressure applied.The direction of foam rolling should align with the intended energy transfer, whether it is absorbing energy from the ground or delivering it to the ground.The speed of foam rolling affects the depth and magnitude of the effect, with slower rolls promoting greater shape change and ...

Join Bill’s UHP Network Today http://UHPnetwork.mn.co In this conversation, Chris and Bill discuss the complexity of simple solutions in addressing discomfort and pain. Keywords#simplesolutions, discomfort, #pain, mechanics, #compensatorystrategies, individualized approaches, generalized solutions, #hernias, #posturalchanges, Brady Bunch, #physicaltherapyTakeawaysSimple solutions may appear straightforward, but they require a deep understanding of the underlying mechanics and compensatory strategies involved.Individualized approaches are crucial in addressing discomfort and pain, as ...

Stop guessing with assessments. Start learning from the source.Free courses and the new Assessment 101 are waiting for you: http://UHP.networkThink you know how to assess a squat? Think again.In this episode, Bill Hartman and Chris dismantle the myth of “squat as pattern” and show you how to actually use squats as diagnostic behavior. The focus is on propulsion, internal rotation, and how the system expresses its real strategy.You’ll never look at a butt wink, heel lift, or shift the same way again.What You’ll LearnWhy squats are not universal patterns. They are outputs of ...

Reconsider the root causes of knee pain. This is a continuation of our conversation on pain from last episode. We get into the compensatory sequence of knee pain and how it manifests. We talk a bit about how bone bending and probabilities come into play. We show on a bone model how the twists happen that underlie the knee pain. #kneepain #workouts #physicaltherapy #injury #health #fitnessLIKE the podcast to help other see itCOMMENT on YT with any questions you might have and let’s start a discussionSHARE it with anyone who you know is stuck in the land of fitness confusionAlways getting ...

Join Bill’s UHP Network Today http://UHPnetwork.mn.co Keywords#shoulderstability, #rehabilitation, relative motions, #movement, #health, #physicaltherapy , injuries, TakeawaysUnderstanding the individual and their specific needs is crucial in shoulder stability and rehabilitation.Following a protocol-based approach may not be effective as it fails to consider the individual's unique circumstances.Optimizing force production and movement requires considering relative motions and shape changes.Compensatory strategies may enhance performance in the short term but can lead to long-term issues ...