Tuesday, March 26, 2013

Project Swole - A Conditioning, Weightlifting, and Nutrition Blog - The Wonders of Superfoods

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The Wonders of Superfoods

'Superfoods' is a term that many of us have heard but not all of us understand. These are natural foods which boast a whole host of wonderful qualities. From protecting the immune system, to improving brain activity, to aiding eyesight and strengthening bones; they are rich in nutritional value. As would be expected, they work [...]
 

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Monday, March 25, 2013

Project Swole - A Conditioning, Weightlifting, and Nutrition Blog - Suggested Rehabilitation for Common Types of Shoulder Injury

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Suggested Rehabilitation for Common Types of Shoulder Injury

Shoulder Rehab Chronic Shoulder Instability and Impingement Syndrome are the most common types of shoulder injury. Chronic Shoulder Instability occurs when the 'head' of the upper arm bone moves out of the shoulder socket. This results in a shoulder joint dislocation and causes great pain. On the other hand, impingement syndrome is prompted by friction [...]
 

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