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EPISODE · Aug 11, 2020 · 34 MIN

136 - Flexibility Training - Insight To The Science Behind Stretching

from Unity Gym Podcast · host Health Experts Yani Burmeister [Unity Gym] and Rad Burmeiste [Unity Gym]

Today we kicked off a series about flexibility training by diving deep into the science of stretching and flexibility training. The three key discussion points today were the role of the brain and nervous system in gaining flexibility, why true flexibility can not be achieved in the absence of strength and how to end range strength and why it’s important. Watch today's livestream episode - and connect with us to get expert coaching, physiotherapy and nutrition advice, plus a whole lot more!! It's FREE to join this inspiring like-minded Facebook group of driven people. We hope to meet you on the inside! You can join the UMS Movement Mastermind group! Check out our huge library of resources on Youtube      Want a summary of the 10 key principles of training for flexibility, strength and physique? Download the blueprints below. 1. Superhuman Flexibility - DOWNLOAD our FREE Flexibility Blueprint here 2. Superhuman Strength - DOWNLOAD our FREE Strength Blueprint here 3. Superhuman Physique - DOWNLOAD our FREE Nutrition Blueprint here

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