Students of mine who have
done Kinetic Chain Enhancement all report increased income from learning this technique as they can get the client in the right position in matter of minutes.
Not exact matches
By
doing this, our
kinetic chain will be stronger on those hard moves, especially on the hamstrings and glutes.
But here's the thing: The pelvic floor is not a standalone part of your body that only needs to be strengthened by
doing Kegels; it's an integrated part of your entire
kinetic chain.
Depends on one's goals: I
do kettlebells to have optimal strength development & improve functional ability... increase mass = increase in muscle fiber recruitment = increase in strength gains thru the entire
kinetic chain.