5 Tips to Keep To Help Your Kids Live Upright Written by Dr. Andreo Spina, for The  Onnit Academy Tip #1. Don’t Rush Walking Although it is commonly portrayed as some sort of a race to prove genetic supremacy (especially on social media), the onset of motor capabilities in children including rolling, crawling, walking, running, climbing,

“The further humans stray from what they were naturally selected to do…the more their health suffers.”  An entire industry has been built on trying to treat and/or “prevent” foot pain and dysfunction in humans. We are constantly being told that our feet need ‘support,’ and our arches need to be ‘maintained.’ Products abound with

Michael Terborg, certified FRCms and Kinstretch Instructor shares his insights about Kinstretch - and how there is a lot more going on than meets the (uninitiated) eye. As a competitive athlete in his youth, Mike trained hard, played hard, and accumulated his fair share of injuries that resulted in chronic pain and limitation

Dr. Chad Adams shares a few Kinstretch and FRC principles to help improve your kicks for martial arts and MMA. For more great tips, visit chirofusionutah.com

Watch Pam Owens, a personal trainer, a nutrition coach, certified FRCms and certified Kinstretch instructor take 350 4th graders and their physical education teachers through CARs and base positions, a.k.a. exercises with animal names, at a golf event at The First Tee of Greater Houston. CARs was so much fun and challenging for the kids