Functional Range Conditioning (FRC) is a cutting-edge approach to mobility and strength training that has gained popularity among fitness enthusiasts and professionals.
Functional Range Conditioning is grounded in scientific principles that aim to optimize joint function, mobility, and overall body control.
The system is based on the following key scientific concepts:
FRC focuses on enhancing joint health by improving joint mobility and strength.
FRC emphasizes the nervous system's role in controlling movement.
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FRC is designed to improve joint range of motion, making it an ideal tool for individuals looking to increase flexibility and mobility, which are essential for various physical activities and sports.
FRC is not just about mobility; it also incorporates strength training principles. By strengthening the muscles surrounding the joints, FRC contributes to improved stability, balance, and overall strength.
FRC can be used to alleviate joint and muscle pain by addressing underlying mobility and tissue health issues.
For athletes, FRC can lead to enhanced performance by increasing joint and muscle resilience and allowing for better body control and precision.
Incorporating FRC into Personal Training Sessions
As a qualified FRC Mobility Specialist, I am well-equipped to integrate FRC into your personal training sessions at Conditioned Fitness Gym.
He's very knowledgeable about route causes of aches, pains and injuries and his all-round strength and conditioning approach, including diet, really helps.
With his knowledge and injury rehabilitation expertise, I have seen my strength increase dramatically, which has led to increased range of movement. My fitness levels have been taken to the next level.
Massimo is a great personal trainer and has continued to create specific training programmes to meet my goals.
As a qualified FRC Mobility Specialist at Conditioned Fitness Gym in Orpington, I have access to a powerful tool that can significantly improve your mobility, strength, and overall fitness.
In a dedicated session, we will explore the science behind FRC, its numerous benefits, and how it can be integrated into your personal training sessions.
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Conditioned Fitness Gym Orpington
3 Lombard Street, London