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The director of Performance University, Nick Tumminello is a highly sought after coach and educator in the field of human performance enhancement. He is the developer of the Core Bar™ and has authored numerous best selling DVD’s which can be purchased at www.PerformanceU.net .
Nick also serves as the Strength & Conditioning Coach for Team Ground Control MMA. Nick lives in Baltimore MD where he regularly trains his athletes.

    Stability Ball Exercise Progressions for Building Muscle and Core Strength

    After my article Stick Your Neck Out was published; I surprisingly caught some flack from the “hardcore” types just because I showed a stability ball being used in a few of the exercise applications. Since I’m not emotionally attached to any one piece of equipment or style of training, I was not upset in the least about this. However, it did make me realize how misunderstood the Swiss ball is within the “hardcore strength” community. So, in light of this realization, I’m stepping up to set the Read: Stability Ball Exercise Progressions for Building Muscle and Core Strength Read

    By: Nick Tumminello | 03/01/2009 | Muscle Building

    How to Build Neck Size and Reduce Neck Pain

    Article Learning Objectives 1. How specific neck training can help prevent injury and improve posture. 2. Why specific neck strengthening protocols are more effectively than generalized neck training. 3. How to use specific neck training exercises to improve posture and performance. Read: How to Build Neck Size and Reduce Neck Pain Read

    By: Nick Tumminello | 02/01/2009 | Muscle Building

    Reduced Shoulder Pain and Injury Prevention With New Push Up Variations

    This article will show personal trainers, sports coaches and fitness enthusiasts about a common shoulder flaw and discuss creative exercise to improve the it using new push up variations. Common Shoulder Flaw – Scapular Winging Scapular winging can be much more complicated than other common shoulder faults. Therefore it may be beyond the scope of even the most experienced trainer or coach to deal with. However, there are some cases in which a few simple, well-designed corrective exercises are Read: Reduced Shoulder Pain and Injury Prevention With New Push Up Variations Read

    By: Nick Tumminello | 02/01/2009 | Fitness

    Improving the Push Up for More Muscle and Core Strength

    Over my years as a performance coach I have performed and overseen 1000’s of postural / movement assessments. In doing so, I have successfully used push-ups as both an assessment tool and as a corrective exercise. Here is one of the most common movement flaws I’ve seen during the push up and a simple way to correct it. “Simplicity is the key to brilliance” Bruce Lee Common Push Up Flaw - Faulty Spinal Alignment This type of flaw is seen in just about gym and is normally caused by a lack of gene Read: Improving the Push Up for More Muscle and Core Strength Read

    By: Nick Tumminello | 02/01/2009 | Muscle Building

    Womens Workout - the Real Way Women Should Do Push Ups

    Ive been a strength and coniditioning coach for over 10 years now working with athletes and fitness enthusiasts of all levels. Over those ten years Ive used just about every new type of training and exercise under the sun. With this type of expirience you really start to understand what works and what doesn’t. Ufornutantley, many of the exercises that really don’t work are the very same ones that the health and fitness magazines are promoting and making popular. This ends up sending many eager Read: Womens Workout - the Real Way Women Should Do Push Ups Read

    By: Nick Tumminello | 02/01/2009 | Women's Health

    A Better Way to Design a Strength & Conditioning Program

    Lets face it, when it comes to discussing periodization and program design concepts, things can get downright confusing. There are so many different methods, opinions and terminologies that it can be difficult for even the most knowledgeable of coaches to sort through it all and actually end up with something that they can use. Those coaches that do end up applying these concepts often find that they are difficult to mange in the long term. Other coaches discover that these methods are simply Read: A Better Way to Design a Strength & Conditioning Program Read

    By: Nick Tumminello | 02/01/2009 | Muscle Building

    A Simple Strategy for Better Physical, Financial and Mental Health

    In this article I wanted to talk briefly on a concept that I feel has helped me with both my financial and physical health. This will be a good bit different from my normal subject matter of smarter and more effective ways of training for muscle and sports performance. Instead, I’m going to explore a topic that is more lifestyle oriented. As you will read, this concept can be applied to enhance and improve just about any aspect of modern day living from your eating habits to your finances to ev Read: A Simple Strategy for Better Physical, Financial and Mental Health Read

    By: Nick Tumminello | 02/01/2009 | Self Help

    Hardcore Push Up Variations for Upper Body Speed and Explosive Power

    In this article I am going to show you many new push up exercise variations that will drastically improve your upper body power but actually improve your overall conditioning. The creative exercise listed below can and should be used by high level athletes such as MMA fighters and Football players to become more explosive, as well as be used by fitness enthusiasts to build muscle in the chest shoulders and arms. Read: Hardcore Push Up Variations for Upper Body Speed and Explosive Power Read

    By: Nick Tumminello | 02/01/2009 | Muscle Building

    Dynamic Warm Up and Yoga Stretches That Suck

    I like to think of myself as the thinking man's coach. I'm always evaluating my own programs and what's currently being taught by other professionals in the hopes of finding better, more efficient ways of doing things. When it comes to my evaluation process, I use a very simple philosophy: "If it doesn't make scientific sense, and it defies common sense, then it must be nonsense." As I've evaluated some of the exercises commonly used as dynamic warm ups by coaches and stretches by Yoga and Read: Dynamic Warm Up and Yoga Stretches That Suck Read

    By: Nick Tumminello | 02/01/2009 | Yoga

    A Better Way to Stretch the Piriformis and Relieve Sciatica

    In this article, Im going to add to my list of Stretching Don’ts and show another widely popular stretching and warm up exercise that is based on nothing but nonsense, and should be eliminated from your program. The scary thing is that because of the vast popularity of this exercises, it's very likely that you're practicing it or that it has been recommended to you by a chiropractor, physical therapist, yoga intructor or personal trainer. As I have done in my previous stretching donts article, Read: A Better Way to Stretch the Piriformis and Relieve Sciatica Read

    By: Nick Tumminello | 02/01/2009 | Yoga
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