ViPR is increasingly becoming the tool of choice for this rapidly evolving market.
A program that is aimed at enhancing performance for cycling
General | 30 September 2016
ViPR development updates
An overview of the updates coming to ViPR
Why do we exercise? We all have a different answer to this question, says Jan Hutnan.
This month, we place the spotlight on UK national trainer Steve Tongue. Steve takes his turn in the Q&A corner and shares some great ideas on how to get new clients involved with ViPR. Watch his ViPR moves in action.
loadedmovement | 15 March 2016
Why utilizing ViPR can make you a better coach
Outside of athletic endeavors, people will work with a coach (or trainer, or whatever title you use) for any number of reasons, all of which boil down to one thing: you bring value to their lives. Steve Rast explains more
Carla B Sottovia PHD addresses the postural and functional myofascial lines using ViPR.
No Sugar challenge … 100 Burpees challenge … No Alcohol challenge … and the list continues. So I started the No Linear Movement Training challenge with my trainers.
Stephen Tongue provides some methodology for targeting your booty, presents some example exercises and hopefully inspires you to innovate some bum-busting ViPR moves of your own. Read on.
loadedmovement | 19 October 2015
Spotlight on a trainer: Kazuhiro Ikakeyama
This month we hear from Kazuhiro Ikakeyama who isn't short of ideas when it comes to devising his own training programmes. Find out why he's known as the trainer who makes the impossible possible.