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Ep 1: Empowering Health: The Science Behind Strength Training

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We're talking about the powerful impact of strength training. Whether you're young or old, particularly for the ladies out there, we're going to blow your minds with how resistance training can significantly bolster your bone mineral density, keep those pesky strains and tears at bay, and up your game in physical activities. One of our own—a high-level athlete—saw his fitness quality nosedive when he stopped strength training, so we'll use his story to underline why it's absolutely essential to make strength training a life-long commitment.
You've probably heard the naysayers spreading the fear about how exercise and resistance training can wreak havoc on your joints. It's time to bust that myth wide open. We're bringing you solid evidence to show that quite the opposite is true. Strength training can actually reverse degenerative and arthritic changes. Not only that, but we're covering how resistance training can be your best friend in improving musculoskeletal, cardiopulmonary, and even brain health. This might sound counterintuitive, but stressing your system the right way can actually lead to better cardiovascular health and resilience.
Wrap your mind around this one: resistance training can actually thicken knee cartilage. It's not just about lifting weights—there's a whole science behind how movement positively affects your body, right down to the synovial fluid in your joints. And let's not forget the bonus perks: a better hormonal profile and a decrease in body fat. We'll also be sharing how reaching out to professionals for guidance can help you overcome any pain or discomfort that might be standing in your way. So remember, you're not alone in this journey—we're here, and the entire community of strength training experts is ready to help you out. Let's get you on the path to better health and longevity!

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Chapters

1. Importance of Strength Training for Longevity (00:00:00)

2. Resistance Training Benefits and Joint Health (00:08:02)

3. Better Joints, Body With Strength Training (00:16:04)

4. Reach Out for Training and Support (00:26:04)

53 episodes

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Content provided by Dr. Kyle Volstad, PT, DPT, OCS, FAAOMPT, CSCS, Dr. Kyle Volstad, PT, DPT, OCS, FAAOMPT, and CSCS. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Dr. Kyle Volstad, PT, DPT, OCS, FAAOMPT, CSCS, Dr. Kyle Volstad, PT, DPT, OCS, FAAOMPT, and CSCS or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://player.fm/legal.

We're talking about the powerful impact of strength training. Whether you're young or old, particularly for the ladies out there, we're going to blow your minds with how resistance training can significantly bolster your bone mineral density, keep those pesky strains and tears at bay, and up your game in physical activities. One of our own—a high-level athlete—saw his fitness quality nosedive when he stopped strength training, so we'll use his story to underline why it's absolutely essential to make strength training a life-long commitment.
You've probably heard the naysayers spreading the fear about how exercise and resistance training can wreak havoc on your joints. It's time to bust that myth wide open. We're bringing you solid evidence to show that quite the opposite is true. Strength training can actually reverse degenerative and arthritic changes. Not only that, but we're covering how resistance training can be your best friend in improving musculoskeletal, cardiopulmonary, and even brain health. This might sound counterintuitive, but stressing your system the right way can actually lead to better cardiovascular health and resilience.
Wrap your mind around this one: resistance training can actually thicken knee cartilage. It's not just about lifting weights—there's a whole science behind how movement positively affects your body, right down to the synovial fluid in your joints. And let's not forget the bonus perks: a better hormonal profile and a decrease in body fat. We'll also be sharing how reaching out to professionals for guidance can help you overcome any pain or discomfort that might be standing in your way. So remember, you're not alone in this journey—we're here, and the entire community of strength training experts is ready to help you out. Let's get you on the path to better health and longevity!

  continue reading

Chapters

1. Importance of Strength Training for Longevity (00:00:00)

2. Resistance Training Benefits and Joint Health (00:08:02)

3. Better Joints, Body With Strength Training (00:16:04)

4. Reach Out for Training and Support (00:26:04)

53 episodes

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