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The day is finally here!! For 4 days only, doors for enrollment into Total Body Restoration are open! This 12-week course & mentorship program will teach you how to design and coach your own posture-based training program! We will be diving into biomechanics of posture & breathing, essential mobility progressions, simple rehab & training frameworks, and capping it off with program design! This ...
Which Split Squat is Best for Your Body?Which Split Squat is Best for Your Body?
Which Split Squat is Best for Your Body?
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Join the waitlist for TBR - groupcoaching.chaplinperformance.com/ Get Squat Wedges - shorturl.at/DHMX7 The split squat is probably one of the most powerful exercises you can do... But the biggest mistake people make is selecting the right split squat for their body!! These days, exercises like the bulgarian split squat or the ATG split squat are super popular... And while they may be an okay op...
These cues instantly improved my dips #motivation #gymworkout #personaltrainer #workoutThese cues instantly improved my dips #motivation #gymworkout #personaltrainer #workout
These cues instantly improved my dips #motivation #gymworkout #personaltrainer #workout
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Given my history of left shoulder instability, dips have always been scary. Over the last few weeks, I’ve been facing that fear. This is my 4th or 5th session that features dips. I’ll be hitting them 2x/week for the next 6-8 weeks at least. Now with respect to my performance, I notice a tendency to orient my upper thorax to the left. I do this in the frontal and transverse planes. This actually...
Top 3 Myths About Perfect Form#motivation #glutes #gymworkout #gymexerciseTop 3 Myths About Perfect Form#motivation #glutes #gymworkout #gymexercise
Top 3 Myths About Perfect Form#motivation #glutes #gymworkout #gymexercise
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I recently took this test called the Saboteur Assessment. It’s a quick fun assessment of self-sabotage subtypes. (It’s by positive intelligence. Google it and do it. Then tag me with your top 3 “Saboteurs.”) My top 3 were: Stickler, Hyper-achiever, and Hyper-rational. Basically this means I’m a perfectionist, who judges their self worth based on external achievement, and values logic over feeli...
I don't have a home amongst training philosophies #motivation #workout #gymworkout #personaltrainerI don't have a home amongst training philosophies #motivation #workout #gymworkout #personaltrainer
I don't have a home amongst training philosophies #motivation #workout #gymworkout #personaltrainer
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Most coaches, therapists, and trainers cling to one methodology or philosophy. It’s understandable… but I’m not one of those coaches. In my estimation it happens for two primary reasons, although I’m sure there are others. 1. It creates certainty - Coaches are people. Training is uncertain. People hate uncertainty. So coaches tend to like things that provide concrete answers. 2. It reflect what...
Podcast Episode 4 - The Most Important Mindset Shift for Managing AsymmetriesPodcast Episode 4 - The Most Important Mindset Shift for Managing Asymmetries
Podcast Episode 4 - The Most Important Mindset Shift for Managing Asymmetries
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Welcome to another insightful episode of Chaplin Performance Podcast! Whether you're watching on UA-cam or tuning in via audio, today's discussion dives deep into a crucial mindset shift that could transform how you approach managing asymmetries in your body. In this episode, we unpack the number one belief that might be holding you back from effectively addressing asymmetries. Rather than view...
The harder you think, the harder it feels #motivation #workout #gymexerciseThe harder you think, the harder it feels #motivation #workout #gymexercise
The harder you think, the harder it feels #motivation #workout #gymexercise
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As a card carrying overthinker, I have a tendency to change cues too much. And when I do, I find it really limits my outputs and makes my gym sessions feel more fatiguing that they should. Cognitive load is how much energy your thinking costs you. This energy expenditure contributes to fatigue. It also makes your exercises feel a lot harder. This means that overthinking messes up your stimulus ...
What to do when PRI doesn't work #mobility #personaltrainer #workoutWhat to do when PRI doesn't work #mobility #personaltrainer #workout
What to do when PRI doesn't work #mobility #personaltrainer #workout
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PRI has by far the most popular take on human movement asymmetry. And a lot of times they get it “right.” This is true for those who fit the left AIC, right BC pattern. These individuals are “right lateralized” in that they fit into a typical right stance pattern of gait. These individuals have lower right shoulders, necks bent back to the left, and pelvises that (mostly) turn right. But for th...
Front Squat VS Back Squat #squats #backsquat #frontsquat #gymworkoutFront Squat VS Back Squat #squats #backsquat #frontsquat #gymworkout
Front Squat VS Back Squat #squats #backsquat #frontsquat #gymworkout
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It’s an age-old debate in lifting communities. Is back squat or front squat better? There’s a similar argument in rehab. And the discussion is about how center of mass and alignment impact internal pressure management. Thats a mouthful. But it basically just means how good are you at positioning and squeezing your guts. Do this well and you’ll efficiently produce force and access desired joint ...
Neck Stiff After Sleeping?Neck Stiff After Sleeping?
Neck Stiff After Sleeping?
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What's the number one exercise that exploded my pull-ups? #pullups #gymworkout #workout #gymexerciseWhat's the number one exercise that exploded my pull-ups? #pullups #gymworkout #workout #gymexercise
What's the number one exercise that exploded my pull-ups? #pullups #gymworkout #workout #gymexercise
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This year was the hardest year of my life to do pull-ups. The winter months featured the dirtiest of bulks. Along with all my healthy foods were plenty of treats. Pulling 192 at 25% bodyfat isn’t the best. So you’ve got two options: lose weight or get stronger I elected for both. I’ve dropped down to 179 and increased my one rep pull-up strength to 45 pounds. Bodyweight pull-ups are feeling eas...
Two things I'm doing to improve my deadlift #deadlift #gymworkout #workout #gymsharkTwo things I'm doing to improve my deadlift #deadlift #gymworkout #workout #gymshark
Two things I'm doing to improve my deadlift #deadlift #gymworkout #workout #gymshark
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On 6 hours of sleep after a game 1 Celtics win, I was happy that this week I planned to match outputs and work on technique. The biggest thing I’ve been working on has been trying to be more efficient. As the weights get heavier, my goal is to make them move as similarly to the lighter weights as possible. This means that on every set, I’m trying to find the hip slot where I have the best lever...
Should you do low intensity workouts? #gymworkout #gymshark #gymroutine #personaltrainerShould you do low intensity workouts? #gymworkout #gymshark #gymroutine #personaltrainer
Should you do low intensity workouts? #gymworkout #gymshark #gymroutine #personaltrainer
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This low intensity continuous training (LICT) circuit is a technique I learned from @compoundperformance_. It’s not something I always do for myself. I tend to use it as needed (more on that below) but it is something I program a fair amount for clients. There’s a lot of reasons you might elect to use this in your weekly structure. Here’s a few: 1. Dissipate fatigue 2. Improve oxidative capacit...
Stop maxing out for no reason #gymworkout #workout #personaltrainerStop maxing out for no reason #gymworkout #workout #personaltrainer
Stop maxing out for no reason #gymworkout #workout #personaltrainer
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For many of us, it can be tempting to want to max out for a single every week. It feels like we are making a lot of progress if we can add some weight to the bar each week. Within the context of a competition prep, this probably makes sense at some point. That’s not my wheelhouse so if that’s you, this post probably doesn’t fully apply. But for most of us, maxing out week to week is a huge fati...

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  • @墨生-r6o
    @墨生-r6o 8 годин тому

    Can you do a video about self testing on left or right lateral pelvic tilt ? Thanks 🎉

  • @墨生-r6o
    @墨生-r6o 8 годин тому

    Can you do a video about self testing on left or right lateral pelvic tilt ? Thanks 🎉

  • @kevk5630
    @kevk5630 День тому

    Hi, Is having good shoulder mobility measurements (IR , ER, Adduction, Flexion) a way of knowing that you've reached zone of apposition? Thank you!

    • @ChaplinPerformance
      @ChaplinPerformance День тому

      It would theoretically be correlated... However, I don't think there's any objective way to tell honestly.

  • @ricardolima5206
    @ricardolima5206 День тому

    "pooch belly is more of a posture issue". Proceeds to correct posture instantly.

  • @afroponix3414
    @afroponix3414 День тому

    People don’t realize how much fat they actually have. If you can pinch it, it’s prolly fat. Skin is so damn thin. I’m at 18% via dexascan and fat is still there. And I do 90 mins of vinyasa yoga a day and lift. It’s a constant struggle but it can be done

    • @thrusta100
      @thrusta100 День тому

      Go on that show “ Alone” that’ll do it!..😂

    • @ChaplinPerformance
      @ChaplinPerformance День тому

      Yup for sure. I'm at a little less than 15% (on an INbody scan). I still have fat but the distribution is not in the "pooch" area as it is for many.

  • @carlmorneau1149
    @carlmorneau1149 День тому

    Could there be any link with heart burn .my heartburns seems to become worse as the years passe and my lower abds became Weaker and back pain due to sedantary life style for years. Now i have to do those type of exercices to solve the issue . Doing abds usualy brings those heartburns prety fast but now that i see à professional , with all the work we did so far , i can now focus on doing lower abds like you did without having the heartburn being as much of an issues. Dont really have it .its still unconfortable but much better. Iam confident to say that the better i can contrôle and keep the lower abds activated and give them the strenght they need to achieve there job the better my guts and stomach will be positioned and then no hearth burn anymore.and anxiety and stress cloud add to the problem. Because it can be hard to relaxe muscle Who has to, like you just showed. It seems important to relaxe ,otherwise you contraction different muscle for long periods of time , so they become stronger and easier to activate then the other and also put you in bad posture. Bad posture, weak muscle ,tight muscle , bad proprioception= pain and a systeme that cant operate properly,disfonction.

    • @ChaplinPerformance
      @ChaplinPerformance День тому

      I mean I think you said it with the sedentary lifestyle piece. Keep working on getting more movement and managing stress. Should make the biggest impact

  • @sararodriguezalonso3752
    @sararodriguezalonso3752 2 дні тому

    I always stand on my left leg and my right side of the body is weaker but I can't rotate to the left , feel restriction in my right leg.. Can this apply to me or looks more like a left aic?

  • @Abdallah86F
    @Abdallah86F 2 дні тому

    How to reach you for a consultation?

    • @ChaplinPerformance
      @ChaplinPerformance 2 дні тому

      Hi! Apply through this link: kymbq8ggj57.typeform.com/to/r2EftL7X

  • @koen_hd
    @koen_hd 3 дні тому

    Using your tips, I can touch my toes, but not with absolutely straight (locked out) legs. The legs are flexed a little bit when I get to the toes, and when I then try to straighten out I feel my hamstrings pulling. Does this mean my hip/bending motions are ok, but need to loosen my hamstrings to further improve?

    • @ChaplinPerformance
      @ChaplinPerformance 2 дні тому

      I'd check on the hip shift backwards. Often restoration of pelvic IR is the way to go. Other than that, could just be concentrically oriented hamstrings as you suggested.

  • @jedimind5337
    @jedimind5337 4 дні тому

    i get what you said in the video but i have a basic question....when squatting, the ankles go in dorsiflexion..what's the point of plantar flexing the ankles on a wedge board...isn;t the counter intutitive?

    • @ChaplinPerformance
      @ChaplinPerformance 2 дні тому

      Mainly helps control center of gravity. If it helps you get a deeper angle of DF, then the starting position doesn't much matter.

  • @robk9330
    @robk9330 4 дні тому

    Hi, Is there an easy way to confirm whether my improper breathing mechanics has caused my anterior pelvic tilt and not the other way round? I have mobility issues in both - straight leg raise is 25 degrees and my toe touch gets to around mid-shin. Shoulder internal rotation is 40 degrees. My APT is not very strong and I thought people with APT are meant to have a 70+ degree straight leg raise so I wonder whether I actually have true APT, but my center of mass is definitely forward. Thank you!

    • @ChaplinPerformance
      @ChaplinPerformance 4 дні тому

      Causes are always hard (if not impossible) to determine. APT of ~ 10-15 degrees is normal. Not everyone with anterior pelvic tilt has 70+ degrees of SLR. You are correct though. A swayback for example is anteriorly oriented but posteriorly tipped. Hinging is your friend. Also, improving the underlying qualities that will help your body be able to function with less reliance of superficial tension. Grounding, relaxation, strength, coordination, endurance, etc.

  • @sevillaa6532
    @sevillaa6532 5 днів тому

    I've dealed with tight left QL for 6 years, combined with left hip and right scapular pain. My pain started after a year of swimming, where i would end up breathing to the left side only, bc it felt more comfortable. Basically i rotate my body to the left to reach the surface and almost never do it to the right. Is it a valid reason to suppose this is the problem with my QL?

  • @ezewong290
    @ezewong290 5 днів тому

    YES. I practiced belly breathing and it utterly screwed up my posture. my upper ripcage started to tighten and i got a hunchback posture. This happened in my late twenties. Thank you for providing this info

  • @HAPPY029
    @HAPPY029 5 днів тому

    I really wanted this,liked and subscribed. Can you tell me how many days will it take to fix it?as a teenager

  • @husenpatel9381
    @husenpatel9381 5 днів тому

    Please reply...This helps but when the inhale reaches the upper chest, using my diaphragm becomes very difficult and I have to use my neck to fullfill the remaining inhalation, and that too doesn't work correctly.

  • @ICUP920
    @ICUP920 5 днів тому

    Great instruction. Long time PRI patient and I found this useful for improving gate with my LAIC/RBC pattern.

    • @ChaplinPerformance
      @ChaplinPerformance 5 днів тому

      As the great Mike Cantrell once told me.... The left leg is only half the program!

    • @ICUP920
      @ICUP920 5 днів тому

      @@ChaplinPerformance so true

  • @trevorm3181
    @trevorm3181 5 днів тому

    I’ve been suffering with peroneal tendinitis for years in both calves/feet. I just tried these 2 exercises with the bands, and surprisingly they both gave me a feeling of relief. I can tell they are targeting the right areas. I will start doing these regularly and pray that it helps. Thank you.

  • @peynattyl
    @peynattyl 5 днів тому

    Right shoulder lower than left. Intense lower back pain. Tinnitus, more so in right ear. Buzzing down my leg. Will try the exercises now and pray this cures the above issues. Driving me crazy 😒

  • @angiedamian681
    @angiedamian681 5 днів тому

    I swear nobody does explain about the bulging lower abs the way you do, sir! Thank you🙏🏻

  • @VittorioRanieri
    @VittorioRanieri 6 днів тому

    Thank you for this video!

  • @Abdallah86F
    @Abdallah86F 6 днів тому

    Such precise details are valuable and they need lots of awareness Thank you so much

  • @ericobenaus9466
    @ericobenaus9466 6 днів тому

    I highly recommend the book: The Way Out by Alan Gordon. This book goes very in depth about meditating to deal with chronic pain and is fantastic.

  • @maryjomagar7154
    @maryjomagar7154 6 днів тому

    Thank you, Greg!

  • @ChaplinPerformance
    @ChaplinPerformance 7 днів тому

    If you want to learn to use posture & breathing techniques to fix muscle imbalances so you can move and feel your best, join the waitlist for Total Body Restoration! Join the Waitlist for Total Body Restoration - groupcoaching.chaplinperformance.com/ Join the Waitlist for Total Body Restoration - groupcoaching.chaplinperformance.com/ Join the Waitlist for Total Body Restoration - groupcoaching.chaplinperformance.com/

  • @libbycianciolo8805
    @libbycianciolo8805 7 днів тому

    EXCELLENTTTTTY

  • @thetransferaccount4586
    @thetransferaccount4586 7 днів тому

    i have the exact opposing.. protruding upper abdomen

  • @TomScryleus
    @TomScryleus 8 днів тому

    AMAZING video. I feel a lot better about my belly. When I look at my "profile" in the mirrror now, I get what you are saying. I still wish i was thinner there though.

  • @husenpatel9381
    @husenpatel9381 8 днів тому

    I will wait for your reply........I have lateral pelvic tilt and breathing difficulty in the upper part of my chest. neck pain and an unknown tension in my head and forehead all the time. My body can't get relaxation. I can't exhale completely in natural way. also knee pain is there. Is this gonna help me?? how to identify if i have right side or left side?

  • @xn0gaming
    @xn0gaming 8 днів тому

    Now I got a Gooch belly... :/

  • @ChaplinPerformance
    @ChaplinPerformance 9 днів тому

    If you want to learn to use posture & breathing techniques to fix muscle imbalances so you can move and feel your best, join the waitlist for Total Body Restoration! Join the Waitlist for Total Body Restoration - groupcoaching.chaplinperformance.com/ Join the Waitlist for Total Body Restoration - groupcoaching.chaplinperformance.com/ Join the Waitlist for Total Body Restoration - groupcoaching.chaplinperformance.com/

  • @ChaplinPerformance
    @ChaplinPerformance 9 днів тому

    If you want to learn to use posture & breathing techniques to fix muscle imbalances so you can move and feel your best, join the waitlist for Total Body Restoration! Join the Waitlist for Total Body Restoration - groupcoaching.chaplinperformance.com/ Join the Waitlist for Total Body Restoration - groupcoaching.chaplinperformance.com/ Join the Waitlist for Total Body Restoration - groupcoaching.chaplinperformance.com/

  • @ChaplinPerformance
    @ChaplinPerformance 9 днів тому

    If you want to learn to use posture & breathing techniques to fix muscle imbalances so you can move and feel your best, join the waitlist for Total Body Restoration! Join the Waitlist for Total Body Restoration - groupcoaching.chaplinperformance.com/ Join the Waitlist for Total Body Restoration - groupcoaching.chaplinperformance.com/ Join the Waitlist for Total Body Restoration - groupcoaching.chaplinperformance.com/

  • @tomhosking7766
    @tomhosking7766 9 днів тому

    Come across your channel the other day and resonated with the ideas straight off the bat. I’ve realised the way stress and improper breathing has brought symptoms on for me for a while now but there’s hardly any information online about this. A massage therapist opened my mind up to the notion of the nervous systems importance in muscle tightness etc. all of this had challenged my initial and contemporary ideas around strengthening and flexibility- as you mention. Last year I had surgery for Thoracic outlet syndrome on my left side, first rib resection and anterior scaleneoctomy. The surgeons told me it’s worst on my right side and is offering me the surgery again. I’ve been working on solving this for years and years now. My right shoulder still rolls forward and my scapular feels like it’s rubbing over my ribcage in certain positions like child’s pose. I get arterial impingement with my arm in certain positions. I also think the left side scalenoctomy has caused overcompensation on my right side in my neck causing further tightening, however that might just be a limiting belief. Going to give some of your work a shot. I’m only 24 and having these surgery’s seems so dreamlike to me as someone whose strong and has been active my whole life. Love the approach and the notion of reframing the entire idea of healing. Thankyou.

  • @sirmanni4534
    @sirmanni4534 9 днів тому

    How would you treat a T7 SCI with a rib flare? Great explanation and visuals.

  • @Tyner69
    @Tyner69 10 днів тому

    Thank you for this! As an untrained bassist, I was struggling to figure out the “right” way (I’m left handed as is my bass) to stand and play. I almost naturally fell into position with my pluck-side (left) foot forward and my right elbow down. I’ve had my bass for a while but haven’t taken it to a performance, yet. I’m looking forward to someone telling me that I’m doing it wrong.

    • @ChaplinPerformance
      @ChaplinPerformance 9 днів тому

      If you just started, I’d get some lessons. Also, don’t wait for the “right” way. Otherwise, you’ll likely never get very good

    • @Tyner69
      @Tyner69 9 днів тому

      @@ChaplinPerformance Not so much “starting” more like “transitioning.” I switched from drums to electric bass the late 90s and fretless not long after that. A different animal to be sure, but I don’t fell pressed to be “very good.” I’ll settle for “adequate,” which is where I am.

  • @maryjomagar7154
    @maryjomagar7154 10 днів тому

    Your podcast videos always have extraordinary insights, thank you, Greg!

  • @jedrashidul6952
    @jedrashidul6952 10 днів тому

    Thanks Greg for the ongoing effort to improve our ability to manage gravity 😂😂🙏

    • @ChaplinPerformance
      @ChaplinPerformance 9 днів тому

      If you learn to manage gravity plus a lot of external load, it makes managing gravity pretty easy

  • @stoneman006
    @stoneman006 10 днів тому

    working on skills totally makes sense, but the part about stimulus is really interesting. I had not considered that. I love these long form conversations.

  • @briangraziano8986
    @briangraziano8986 10 днів тому

    Im having nerve pain w anterior scalenes. They think its thoracic outlet bilateral. I think its more this. My traps are tight, my chest is pulled forward. Thought it was tight pecs. I really hope tp hear back from you and hopefully we can connect. My life has been misery from this

  • @embodiedconducting
    @embodiedconducting 10 днів тому

    In nearly 50 years of teaching bass, I never instructed students to stand with the left foot forward. However, I also never told students to stand with the right foot forward either. My approach has always been to align the body as it should be in a natural, relaxed standing position with feet even and spaced so they are directly under the shoulders. One should feel a strong sense of grounding with the weight of the body supported evenly by both feet.

  • @tishguerrero
    @tishguerrero 10 днів тому

    I’m so grateful to hear you speak about these topics & approaches. Especially regarding beliefs. I constantly remind myself to let go of my own narratives. I remind myself about to refocus on solutions goals. Most importantly keep up my workout “journal” log. I hope to hear more future podcasts. Many thank you’s for your hard work✌🏽.

  • @wakeupomar111
    @wakeupomar111 11 днів тому

    what if the right sides higher

    • @ChaplinPerformance
      @ChaplinPerformance 9 днів тому

      Many of the opposite positions might be beneficial. Always depends on the exact individuals and their needs

  • @yeahhbui1
    @yeahhbui1 11 днів тому

    This is something I definitely struggle with. I’m currently fully focused on fixing my asymmetry, but I think I’m at a point where I can go back to weightlifting. Really love the point about modifying exercises/rehab methods to fit different scenarios. Your videos about breathing are one the biggest factors for being able to get to this point, but I had to tweak the method to fit me. In my case, I had a really narrow rib cage and forward neck. I would breathe in and out like how you demonstrated, but I added relaxing my neck by having my chin touch my upper chest. Doing this changed so much for me.

  • @MaxJansen-kw6qs
    @MaxJansen-kw6qs 11 днів тому

    Is pri not a good way to get/build to those movements?

    • @ChaplinPerformance
      @ChaplinPerformance 9 днів тому

      Literally the opposite

    • @MaxJansen-kw6qs
      @MaxJansen-kw6qs 9 днів тому

      @@ChaplinPerformance you seem to have tried it all and it shows. Would you recommend stopping with pri and just strenght training like you are in video? I respect your work alot

  • @LokiVerma-j5x
    @LokiVerma-j5x 11 днів тому

    Sir my left side rip flare us out

  • @ChaplinPerformance
    @ChaplinPerformance 11 днів тому

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  • @ChaplinPerformance
    @ChaplinPerformance 11 днів тому

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  • @ChaplinPerformance
    @ChaplinPerformance 11 днів тому

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