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Rehabilitation Content
This category is dedicated to moving better, reducing pain, and rebuilding strength with intention. You’ll find content focused on injury recovery, chronic pain management, posture, mobility, corrective exercise, and return-to-training strategies.


The Psoas: The Hidden Core Muscle That Holds More Than You Think
Most people train their abs, glutes, and back to build a stronger core — but few realize that one of the most important muscles for strength, posture, and even emotional well-being lies deep beneath the surface: the psoas . Often called “the muscle of the soul,” the psoas connects your spine to your legs , linking your breath to your body , and your posture to your emotional state . It’s not just another hip flexor — it’s a bridge between how you move and how you feel. 🧩 Wh
Sonny Wilson
Feb 73 min read


Introducing the PuncHIIT Fitness Recovery Room
Training Is Only Half the Equation At PuncHIIT Fitness, we’ve always believed that smart training isn’t just about how hard you push—it’s about how well you recover. That belief is exactly why we built the PuncHIIT Recovery Room . The Recovery Room is a dedicated space designed to help your body repair, reset, and come back stronger. Whether your goal is better performance, less pain, improved sleep, or long-term longevity, recovery is the missing piece that most people overl
Sonny Wilson
Dec 19, 20253 min read


Training Through Injury: How We Support Smart Rehab
Injured? Here’s How We Keep You Moving — and Healing — at PuncHIIT Fitness Injuries can be frustrating, whether you’re an athlete, a weekend warrior, or just getting into a consistent routine. But at PuncHIIT Fitness, we’re here to remind you: getting injured doesn’t mean you stop training — it means you start training differently. Our goal as personal trainers isn’t to push you through pain or ignore your body’s signals. It’s to help you stay consistent, stay smart, and stay
Sonny Wilson
Jun 3, 20252 min read


Moving Through Injury: The Importance of Adaptive Exercise
At PuncHIIT Fitness, we understand that life can sometimes throw unexpected challenges our way, including injuries. Whether you're a dedicated athlete, a group fitness enthusiast, or someone who just loves to stay active, injuries can be frustrating and discouraging. However, at PuncHIIT Fitness, we believe that even when you're injured, movement and exercise can play a crucial role in your recovery and overall well-being. In this blog, we'll explore the importance of continu
Sonny Wilson
Apr 7, 20252 min read


The Dangers of "Ego Lifting" in Kettlebell Classes: Why Patience Pays Off
At PuncHIIT Fitness, we're all about helping you achieve your fitness goals safely and effectively. We love to see our members pushing themselves and making incredible progress, but there's a fine line between pushing your limits and pushing too far. One common pitfall we see in our kettlebell classes is "ego lifting" – a practice that can lead to serious injuries and setbacks. Let's talk about what ego lifting is, why it's dangerous, and how you can avoid it to stay on the p
Sonny Wilson
Apr 4, 20253 min read


The Importance of Warming Up and Cooling Down: Elevating Your Fitness Game
Welcome back to the PuncHIIT Fitness blog, where we're dedicated to helping you achieve your fitness goals and live a healthier, happier life. Today, we're diving into a crucial aspect of any workout routine that often gets overlooked – the warm-up and cool-down. Whether you're a seasoned fitness enthusiast or just starting your fitness journey, understanding the significance of these pre and post-workout rituals is essential for optimizing your performance and safeguarding y
Sonny Wilson
Apr 2, 20252 min read


The Deactivation Model of Medicine: Why "Stop Squatting and Lunging" Isn't the Answer to Knee Pain
When faced with knee pain, many people turn to their doctors for guidance and treatment. Unfortunately, some patients hear the advice to stop squatting and lunging altogether. While this may seem like a reasonable short-term solution, it's actually a dangerous approach to long-term health and function. The "deactivation model of medicine" is a term that refers to the practice of advising patients to simply stop doing activities that cause discomfort or pain. This approach m
Sonny Wilson
Oct 31, 20243 min read


IS NECK TRAINING DANGEROUS?
Do you ever look at photos of yourself and see a double chin, or a neck that looks flabby? Training our necks isn’t something we often focus on, but it can make a big difference to our self-confidence and how other people see us. Plus, it’s great for improving our posture and preventing injuries. But is training neck dangerous if you don’t have the experience? Your neck is delicate, after all, and connects your head to your back - both vital parts of your body! Damaging your
Sonny Wilson
May 14, 20247 min read


Unveiling the Iron Neck: A Revolutionary Solution to Tech-Related Neck Issues and Sports Injuries
In today's digital age, where technology plays a significant role in our daily lives, it's no surprise that many individuals experience neck and upper back issues. Whether it's the notorious "text neck" from constant phone use or sports-related injuries in high-impact activities, these problems can affect overall well-being. However, there's a revolutionary solution gaining popularity in the fitness world that addresses these concerns - the Iron Neck. Understanding the Proble
Sonny Wilson
Feb 28, 20242 min read
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