Flexibility vs. Mobility vs. StabilityGray Cook recommends improving your flexibility with these three practices: Static stretching : one or more sets of holding a stretching position for 60-90 seconds Self-mobilization: stretching the hamstrings in a supine position with leg extended and a band around one foot -- passively holding the leg in the upright position Self-massage techniques : using a foam roller, therapy ball, roller stick, or graston tool Professional massage: let someone else work out your kinks Active Mobility We can think of mobility as being the extent to which we can actively move a limb in a joint.GeneralAre you overtraining? By Sadie Flynn via Austin Fit MagazineIts a slow and sneaky progression, so its important to know the signs.GeneralTissue Issues by Sadie Flynn via Austin Fit MagazineScar tissue is the bodys natural response to damage.GeneralMember Spotlight: Alicia NguyenQ: What is one thing youre proud of inside the gym, and one thing youre proud of outside of the gym in real life?GeneralThe Measure of a Good Coach by Sadie Flynn via Austin Fit MagazineThe Measure of a Good Coach by Sadie Flynn via Austin Fit Magazine Any run-of-the-mill trainer will tell you that they want to help you reach their goals.GeneralAllostasis and Your Bucket of Stress with Colin BailargeonA hard workout might be considered good stress, while getting into an altercation in the Whole Foods parking lot of a parking spot would be considered bad stress.GeneralprevNext