Agility & Speed
Agility & speed is necessary for athletes and individuals who actively engage in physical activity and or sports. These individuals often depend on these abilities to increase their overall performance. Quickly and gracefully, both mental and physical skills are often a key element towards overcoming challenges related to the individual’s specific sport.
The key to improving agility is to minimize the loss of speed when redirecting the body’s center of gravity. Rapid change drills that change direction forward, backward, vertically, and laterally will help improve an individual’s agility and flexibility by training your body to make these changes in moving more quickly.
Dr. Jimenez describes various stretches and exercises utilized to enhance agility and speed throughout his collection of articles, focusing largely on the benefits of fitness and occasional injuries or conditions resulting from overexertion.
Luis Martinez | Client | PUSH-as-Rx ®
Iylene Avalos | Athlete | PUSH-as-Rx ®
Shift Headache, Neck Load Explained for Workers
Muscle Twitching After Work: When to Seek Help
Neuromusculoskeletal Care Overview for Carpal Tunnel Interventions
Cold Hands at Work: When to Seek Help
Personal Finance
More Top Stories
Integrative Chiropractic Insights to Reduce Insulin Resistance
Why Monday Fatigue Happens: Social Jet Lag Explained
When Tingling Isn’t Just a Pinched Nerve: Diagnosis
Chiropractic Treatment Options Available for Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
BHRT Evaluation for Shift Workers: A Complete Guide
Chiropractic Rehabilitation for Heart Health & Wellness
Labs, BHRT, and Signaling Peptides for Night Shifts
Hidden Recovery Cost of Being On Call in Tech Roles
Chiropractic Rehabilitation Success Stories from Shoulder Pain
The Tech Worker Who Gets Winded Too Easily: Solutions
Market Media