How Symmetry Exercise Clinic Helps People Move Better and Feel Better
How Do We Help People Move Better and Feel Better? People often ask me a simple question: “How do you help people?” It sounds like it should have a simple answer. But the problem is that the exact literal answer can sound too simple. It can sound underwhelming. It can even sound unrealistic. And because […]
Do you train in a way that actually avoids injury?
Do you train in a way that actually avoids injury? 🧠🏋️♂️ Do you train in a way that actually avoids injury? Not “be careful.” Not “listen to your body.”I mean: how many specific things are built into your training to reduce injury risk—on purpose? At Symmetry Exercise Clinic, that’s not an afterthought. We’ve built an […]
The Process: How You Actually Improve
The Process: How You Actually Improve🔄 Most people misunderstand how progress happens. 🧠 They think results come from individual training sessions — like each appointment stands alone. 🧩 It doesn’t work that way. 📈 Progress is a continuous process. 🔄 The training session creates the stimulus for change. What happens between sessions doesn’t determine whether […]
Do You Want Familiar… or Do You Want Results?
Do You Want Familiar… or Do You Want Better Results? 📝🔥 Familiar… or effective? 🤔 Do you want something familiar… or something that works? Do you want what you’re comfortable with because you’ve done it forever… or what actually produces the outcome you’re chasing? Do you want what “everyone does” because it’s common… or what […]
“The Fitness Con: Big Promises, Bad Expectations, and Why Consistency Wins”
The Fitness Con: Big Promises, Bad Expectations, and Why Consistency Wins By Jay Weitzner, MS, CMSS, CMES Most people don’t quit exercise because they’re lazy. They quit because they were sold a lie about what exercise is supposed to be—and what it can realistically do. They were told it should be exciting, random, and constantly […]
“Preferences of the Gaps”
Preferences of the Gaps — By Jay Weitzner, MS, CMSS, CMES “Preferences of the Gaps is a concept to describe the tendency in the exercise, fitness, health, and wellness fields for people to fill gaps in scientific knowledge with personal preferences, familiar practices, or comforting beliefs. Instead of acknowledging uncertainty or seeking data, professionals and […]
“Anorectics”
“Anorectics” “Anorectics” are drugs that suppress appetite. Below is a collection of podcasts and videos sharing information and perspectives. How do GLP-1 Agonists Work? (EASY Pharmacology) How good are the new weight loss drugs? How good are they at losing fat? How much, or what are the risks? Has there been found any additional muscle […]