Exercise and Movement – The Concept of 3 I’s -Isolate, Integrate, and Innovate

You can ISOLATE any nerve, muscle, joint, muscle group and region of the body or the whole body into any POSITION… Mastering each one then allows you to INTEGRATE them, perhaps now you master multiple body POSITIONS to make a PATTERN or a “FLOW”

This then allows you to INNOVATE and put together POSITIONS, PATTERNS, movements and flows much like a freestyle rapper puts together a verse I say all of that to say this, their is a logical progression to everything and you must FOCUS ON THE FUNDAMENTALS, only then can you master each phase of the end goal and EXPRESS PHYSICAL FREEDOM.

So another really awesome concept is the 3I’s. Now the 3I’s are isolate integrate and innovate. Now, I stole those from Ido Portal. If you know Ido Portal, It’s all about human movement and the ability to have control over every single joint muscle in your body. And you isolate each joint, each position that you might find yourself and you isolate every muscle, then you can integrate them together to make a movement to have multiple patterns that flow together. And ultimately, you perform all of those positions and patterns.

So well together, that you can now innovate in the innovation part part is just like the idea of being on the basketball court and being able to read the defense and go between the legs behind the back your step sake, the past finished with the left right all of that is things that you’ve done separately. Now you integrate them together, you’ve isolated those moves, you integrate them together, and then you innovate as you need to because of the reactionary ability that you’ve gained. To have control. Second handers? Subconsciously, right. 

Muscle memory is what we would call it, but realistically, it’s understanding movement and just breaking it down into isolated movements or positions, or patterns. And then you’re taking those patterns and positions and you integrate them together. And then you are able to innovate in the moment on top of those. 

 

So I'm going to give you some examples. Watch the next video.

Two Mini-band Walk Exercises – Superior for Targeting Glutes

In the pursuit of a well-rounded and effective fitness routine, incorporating versatile tools like mini-bands can take your workout to the next level. These small but mighty resistance bands offer a range of benefits, from improving strength and stability to enhancing flexibility. In this write-up, we explore the world of mini-band exercises and how they can become a valuable asset in your fitness arsenal.

Another shoulder workout video, Give it a shot before your next upper body workout or add it in wherever you see fit 💪🏼

Here are two exercises that I think are superior for targeting the glutes, other than just your typical lateral walk with the minibands around the legs. So if you haven’t already watched that video, I highly suggest you do still.

 Here are two more superior ones or moves that I think are better. This first one is called the fire hydrant because it looks like a dog taking a pee. So the main thing that you have to watch out for there is the opposite arm, people will tend to let that shoulder and that elbow given I always tell people keep the elbow straight and keep the upper body pressed into the floor as you do so you’ll feel a lot more actual contraction within the glute. 

By doing it that makes a secondary to that is your monster walk. So the monster Walk is a zigzag version of the lateral band law.

The same rules applies from first video, you got to keep your body low. You got to keep your weight on the outsides of your feet. And you gotta step only as far as you can keep your knees over the tops of the ankles so that we know we’re staying aligned. We’re actually targeting the glutes. Now I suggest you do those before your leg days after your leg days for a metabolic burn or even intertwine them within a circuit of other leg exercises. Let me know what you think.

 

 

Watch the full miniband walk exercise on this link