In this episode of Training Café, Coach Hörst explores the power of proprioception in enhancing movement efficiency and climbing performance. Moving more effectively and conserving energy lie at the heart of elevating your performance and reaching your full potential. This is must-hear information you won’t want to miss!
Then, around the 15:00 mark, Eric provides a detailed answer to a viewer question about optimal use of collagen protein for improving connective tissue and joint health. Watch the video on the T4C YouTube channel, or watch on the embedded video player below. Enjoy!
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