NASM Certified Personal Trainer/ Corrective Exercise Specialist with well over a decade of experienc My name is Michael Buckley. Tight hips? Bad back?
I’m an NASM Certified Personal Trainer/ Corrective Exercise Specialist with well over a decade of experience. Getting in shape or staying in shape is challenging. I have good news for you:
You don’t need to do it alone. I can help you feel better, function better and look better! ONLINE PERSONAL TRAINING
My online personal training sessions provide the benefits of working with a personal trainer
with the added convenience of being able to do it from the comfort of your own home (or anywhere.) I design all of my workouts to the individual based on what equipment (if any) you have access to, fitness level, and personal goals. Plus, as a Corrective Exercise Specialist, I will help you reach your goals while improving muscular imbalances and compensations. Messed up shoulder? As a Corrective Exercise Specialist, I can help with whatever it is that ails you. (And can help prevent future injury.) Visit my website for more information on rates and services. https://fitasbuck.com/
Also, feel free to shoot me a message to let me know what type of fitness content you’d like to see on this page.
23/04/2024
I have a history of shoulder issues (torn supraspinatus on both sides/ labral tear on my left shoulder).
When I was doing to regain functionality, we spent a lot of time building my posterior and medial deltoids to take pressure off of the front of my shoulder and to improve my ability to externally rotate my shoulders.
This is a great exercise to accomplish these goals. As an added bonus, it also helps the shoulders look f***ing ripped.
We ask a lot of our shoulders. They need to be mobile enough to handle all of the ranges of motion of the hands but stable enough to help with pushing, pulling and picking things up.
This is an easy exercise to get the muscles of the rotator cuff and sub scapular muscles firing.
A 2022 study published by
The TH Chan School of Public Health found that people who followed the minimum guidelines for physical activity—150–300 minutes per week of moderate-intensity activity, or 75–150 minutes per week of vigorous-intensity activity—reduced their risk of early death by as much as 21%.
But people who exercised from two to four times the minimum were able to lower their risk by as much as 31%.
It took a lot of patience, know-how and focused movement to bring my neck and shoulders back up to speed. If I want to keep it that way, I need to keep doing the work.
I want to help you move past your injuries or— even better— prevent future injury.
You don’t need to do crunches to build your abs. I don’t do ‘em at all. I can’t. I have a history of neck and shoulder issues. It’s okay. There are so many other/ better exercises that build core strength.
Hit every muscle in your core without doing a single crunch with these exercises.