No Training Partner? The Surprising Solution to Home Gym Motivation
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Feb 4, 2025
Discover how to tackle ankle mobility issues for better lifting and CrossFit performance. The discussion shifts to staying motivated while working out alone at home, with personal stories that resonate. Strategies for creating engaging routines are shared, alongside insights into community and mindfulness in health. The hosts address partnership conflicts in gym ownership and provide tips for navigating nutrition disputes in families managing cognitive decline. It's a blend of fitness, motivation, and family dynamics that keeps listeners engaged!
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Ankle Mobility Solutions
Improve ankle mobility with weightlifting shoes for a stable base and elevated heel, facilitating knee-over-toe movement.
Wear Velcro ankle braces during sleep to maintain neutral ankle positioning and prevent plantar flexion, which can worsen mobility.
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Improving Ankle Dorsiflexion
Perform single-leg elevated stretches, driving your torso forward to increase dorsiflexion.
Enhance the stretch with a resistance band pulling back on your foot to improve range of motion.
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Strength and Power Building
Prioritize strength and power training through activities with loads above 65% of your one-rep max.
Focus on sets of 10 with 75%, sets of three with 85%, and sets of one with 90% to maximize strength gains.
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The 5 Questions We're Answering:
1. How can athletes with limited ankle mobility maintain an effective weightlifting routine and participate successfully in CrossFit?
2. What's the most effective way to build strength and power when your primary focus is CrossFit performance?
3. How should potential business partners address misaligned visions before opening a CrossFit gym?
4. What strategies can help maintain training motivation when working out alone in a home gym setting?
5. How can families navigate disagreements about nutrition and care for loved ones with cognitive decline while maintaining quality of life?