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What To Eat After A Workout
After a tough workout, your focus should shift to kicking off your recovery: refueling your body through proper nutrition and adequate hydration.
Stop Slouching: At-Home Exercises for Shoulder Pain
Think about your posture. If you’re sitting at a computer, odds are you’re slouched a bit with your shoulders hunched over (You also just sat up a little straighter, didn’t you?).
A common issue th...
Complete Guide To Post-Marathon Recovery
What happens to your body after a demanding athletic event?
You crossed the finish line—congratulations! Whether you’ve just completed a marathon, an Ironman, or some other athletic feat, take a mo...
The TB12 Performance and Recovery Game Plan
At TB12, we believe a healthy cycle of performance and recovery is the key to reaching your potential now and extending your prime much later. When you’re primed to perform and ready to recover, yo...
Want Maximum Performance? Prioritize Recovery
To obtain maximum performance in your sport, you need to match hard work with a diligent recovery and restoration program. The recovery habits of professional athletes enjoying long careers can...
The Benefits of Rehabbing With an Anti-Gravity Treadmill
Body Coaches at our TB12 Performance and Recovery Centers utilize an incredible piece of technology known as an AlterG to help our clients live and perform pain-free. These devices are Anti-Gravity...
Everything You Need to Know About Recovery
Recovery is critical for staying healthy and maximizing performance. At TB12, we believe training and recovery are two halves of a whole, and that you need to put as much effort into recovery as...
Do Electrolytes Help Sore Muscles? How To Speed Up Muscle Recovery
REST and recovery are critical components for any athlete’s training. As an athlete, you are only as good as your ability to recover, so to maximize your training, it’s important to take care of y...
Post Run Recovery: How To Recover Faster After A Run
Here at TB12, we always say that training and recovery are two halves of a whole and that you need to put as much effort into recovery as you put into training to fully maximize the impact of both....