Respect your bad side
As I said in my blog many times, for years I was aggressive with my training. If I wanted at all costs to be able to do a certain thing […]
Category Archives: training
Goals and injuries
If my first goal with flexibility was simply to become the most flexible I could, now that I’ve seen how far I can push myself, I’ve slightly changed that initial goal […]
50 Shades of Pain
Today I want to talk about pain. Pain is something that we fear and overall dislike, comes in many forms and it’s part of life. It’s a strong and effective […]
Why online training is the best thing you can find when you’re “coachless”
When I was looking for flexibility coaches, I had to do a long and grueling search that led me many times nowhere. Living in Las Vegas, you’d think I have […]
Why I don’t do what I do to join the circus
“Oh you should join the circus!” “Why aren’t you in a show?” It’s funny how people can’t see why I would train so hard without having a definite end goal […]
Q&A about contortion
Even though I don’t consider myself an expert (I’ve only been doing this for 2 years), being an Exercise Science major and a personal trainer for more than 10 years […]
The value of having a coach
All my life I’ve been quite stubborn and thought I could figure things out on my own, like when I was doing fitness modeling and preparing for fitness competitions, dieting […]
Why am I not making progress? 10 common mistakes about flexibility
Not long ago I wrote a post about the top 10 excuses about flexibility training, today I want to talk about which common mistakes I see people do (and I […]
Sofia Venanzetti 