Joint Mobility Matters

Addressing joint mobility is crucial for overcoming chronic pain and enhancing performance. Incorporating mobility-focused days into training can prevent issues like golfer's elbow. Transitioning through structured programs is essential to ensure that strength training does not compromise joint function.

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- I'm currently in phase 3 of the Anabolic program, but I've been experiencing ongoing joint pain in my elbows and knee, and the knee pain has been getting a little worse. I'm in Zone 1 of MAPS Prime trying to address the mobility issues. Should I stop Anabolic and work on joint mobility, or should I finish Anabolic and then switch to something else? I also have low testosterone that I'm currently working on with my doctor.
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