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  • BALANCE TRAINING~

    At some point during the fitness revolution, the functionality of exercises and benefits to everyday life were lost. Certainly, anything that gets people moving is a step in the right direction. However, many of today’s workouts are focused on strength and cardiovascular training for aesthetic changes. As our aging population becomes more and more active, the importance of aesthetics becomes less of a focus in this sense.

    Currently, there is a shift towards developing an efficient body, allowing individuals to play more, harder, without pain and longer in life. This type of training is referred to as functional training, or focusing on integrated movement, balance and body awareness. Training “smarter” involves neurological complexity or training both mind and muscles to accurately respond to daily movement challenges.

    Functional training has moved beyond a core training only emphasis and encompasses an evolved performance approach that challenges the whole body. Instead of focusing on building muscle groups in isolation, functional training requires whole body, integrated movement, as well as the need for several muscle groups to work together. It moves away from isolation or single joint training. This results in a training style that trains better movement, NOT bigger muscles.

    Balance, controlled instability in measurable doses and proprioception (or body awareness) are intentionally introduced in functional training. Ultimately, the individual learns how to manage his/her own body weight, the body’s interaction with its surroundings and how to re-establish center-of gravity, balance or stability when optimal alignment, or positioning is lost.

    In other words, the participant or athlete moves and reacts better. Moving well includes having the ability to express varying degrees of motion, stability and mobility, based on need, or the ability to react to a wider variety of physical challenges that may present themselves in sport and life. This functional result is a critical reminder of the benefits of safe, efficient and highly-skilled movement training.

    BOSU training is synonymous with functional training on many levels. BOSU balance training products and exercise techniques allow participants to safely incorporate integrated movement, balance and body awareness into workouts. As a result, individuals ultimately build an efficient body designed to move better in everyday life.


    Stay Strong~~!!!
    IPL

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    Re: BALANCE TRAINING~

    WOW! Yes, I enjoyed reading that, I really am sold on that Bosu ball. I am going to order my own. Is there a brand that is prefered?

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    • #3
      Re: BALANCE TRAINING~

      Bosu is trade marked so I am assuming its the only one on the market, only one I know of any way. I have a web site thats pretty cheap I'll look it up and post it.


      Stay Strong~~!!!
      IPL

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