What’s up ? This is THE stephane ANDRE. With my training, I’m interested in biomechanics to avoid injuries. I read « Sport Medicine Media Guide » and I learned some good stuff. Physical exercises are for everyone, including the mature population. Exercises allow older people to keep a healthy body and maintain their independence. The main health problems […]
I read a Frederic Delavier’s book « Strength Training Anatomy » and there is good stuff. Frequent bodybuilding’s athletes are often confronted with acromioclavicular diseases. This doesn’t happen in the same way as with sports like rugby, football, riding or combat sport with projections where the shoulder joint can be damaged by a fall or violent contact
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The 1920s roared with indulgence, and fitness took a backseat. Following the elation of WWI victory, society prioritized leisure over exercise. The focus shifted to food, drinks, and entertainment, marking a period of frivolity. However, the 1929 stock market crash ushered in a harsh reality – the Great Depression. This economic downturn significantly impacted physical
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Welcome to a deep dive into American fitness history! Today, we embark on a journey exploring the 20th century, a period that witnessed a significant shift towards physical well-being. This part focuses on the impact of President Theodore Roosevelt and the wake-up call of World War I. Theodore Roosevelt: The Fitness Icon President The 20th
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Germany’s Gymnastics Revolution: Sweden’s Scientific Approach: This glimpse into 19th-century Europe showcases the rise of gymnastics as a national movement in Germany and a science-driven health approach in Sweden. Stay tuned for further exploration of fitness history! -Steph
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