Women's Health Australia

It's All in the Details

he story you are about to read came from a brainstorm among a group of editors. But this idea was, to be frank, a happy accident when we got sidetracked discussing all of the little areas of our fitness routines holding us back. Someone said, “I know I can do lunges with heavier dumbbells, but my grip goes before my legs do…” Another person chimed in, “I'm trying to get stronger in my squat, but my ankles are so tight…” We realised: this the big idea. All these seemingly mini hurdles – grip strength, tight ankles, the list goes on are training points that actually make a massive difference in how we move and whether we achieve our goals. “Everyone gets excited about working the big muscle groups or how heavy

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