Mind Muscle Connection: 2 of 2
by Scott W. Stevenson, PhD, LAC on March 22, 2019Scott Stevenson discusses the Mind-Muscle Connection and how to best utilize it.
Scott Stevenson discusses the Mind-Muscle Connection and how to best utilize it.
Scott Stevenson discusses the Mind-Muscle Connection and how to best utilize it.
Sleep discussion with Dr. Bill Willis
Josh Wade Pre-Olympia Check-In and Posing
Presentation from Stevenson and Meadows seminar Arnold weekend in 2018.
Columbus Seminar: Scott on Why you don’t look like a pro – Part 1
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2016 SWIS Symposium : Dave Tate Seminar – Part 2
2016 SWIS Symposium : Dave Tate Seminar – Part 1
In order to start prioritizing recovery between individual training sessions, body part splits, weekly cycles or monthly programming blocks, we must start with setting a baseline on ones specific and individualized recovery ability. Here’s how to set that starting point to optimize your recovery, thus optimizing your performance and results.
Healthy Bodybuilding: A Metabolic Misnomer? Part II – Exercise Mimetics to the Rescue?
Healthy Bodybuilding: A Metabolic Misnomer? Part I – Drugs, Drugs, Everywhere
Q&A with Scott Stevenson – September 2015
The Basics of Approaching Stress: Friend and Enemy
If I were to tell you that ‘heat-shock’ has the ability to reduce inflammation, increase insulin sensitivity, reduce oxidative stress and even promote recovery from intense workouts, you might think I was talking about an over-hyped nutritional supplement, followed by claims of 4000% greater muscle growth.
The heat-shock response: critical to surviving and adapting to the most brutal workouts