Continuum Performance Center

Continuum Performance Center Continuum Performance Center is a team of professionals committed to providing individual fitness programs to each of our subscribers. Ready? We are. Be about it.

Every program is designed with your goals in mind. Our mission is to educate and enhance your performance, and it’s our pledge to work with you one-on-one to develop, accomplish, and maintain a regimen that is achievable. Don't talk about it.

06/18/2026

Beware of food commercials 🚨‼️

Do: Buy and ingest foods that your grandparents would recognize. It seems silly but it’s a pretty good litmus test. Truthfully, products that have been commercialized require HUGE marketing budgets. Where is that money coming from…? Well, profits are made on “food like substances” that are manufactured versus grown, and there is enough of a margin to pay for air time.

Don’t: be fooled. If something is making grandiose claims or seems too good to be true... it probably is.

Stay simple. Make sure the foods you’re eating would spoil and always know your farmer.

Stop trying to be liked by everybody.You don’t even like everybody.
06/15/2026

Stop trying to be liked by everybody.

You don’t even like everybody.

06/11/2026

Don’t skip this one 👀 Warmups for your overhead press 🔥

DON’T: Skip your overhead press warmup and hope your session goes well.

DO: Understand that overhead success requires multiple pieces working together. Certain tissues need a necessary amount of stretch and length, while others REALLY need to be ready to offer control and stability. Of course, the primary movers also need to be “on” and ready to work.

Simply put, doing a few sets at a light weight is probably not giving you the stimulus you need to get the most out of your working sets. Here are a few movements we use to prepare effectively in a brief amount of time.

1a) Restoring lat length - Utilize a foam roller on those Lats/Teresto while moving around the arm in all patterns. This will help to get through some “sticking points” and aid in some added bloodflow ➡️ 30 seconds/arm

1b) Hanging from a bar will help stretch and remind the body just how straight that arm CAN be at the complete end range of motion ➡️ 30 seconds total

2) Upside down Kettlebell work. Whether you are standing in place while moving the arm from pointing forward to out to the side, walking or pressing overhead. This upside down variation will truly help activate the rotator cuff muscles that we so desperately need for pressing and pulling ➡️ 30 seconds or 4 reps / arm

3)TRX Posterior wall slide. The muscles of the upper back need to be ready to rock to hold our shoulder blades (scapula) in place as we not only hold a weight but pass it overhead. This is an incredibly accessible exercise because we’re already in an upright posture, and it allows you to explore the range of motion you’re about to train while maintaining maximal retraction concentration throughout the entire range of motion ➡️ 4-6 reps super slow

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Since the weather is getting warmer, here’s a reminder to make surenever to point out someone’s: scars, body hair, cellu...
06/08/2026

Since the weather is getting warmer,
here’s a reminder to make sure
never to point out someone’s:
scars, body hair, cellulite,
stretch marks, or dark underarms/inner thighs,
acne, eczema, how much weight
they’ve gained or lost.

If they can’t fix it in 3 minutes
DON’T MENTION IT!

06/04/2026

Start salting your food!

Do: Understand that sodium is not only good for you, it’s imperative! If you’re consistently eating food out at restaurants or prepackaged, than yes, you need to be mindful. However, when you’re making your food at home or just preparing something in general, please SALT YOUR FOOD! The average active adult (someone on this feed) needs more sodium and electrolytes in general than they are constantly told.

Don’t: Overcorrect. Simply start by adding a few clicks of some fresh salt to your food, especially during the cooking process. Adding some salt to the REAL FOOD you’re consuming MAY have an impact on your cravings later on in the day. If you’re consistently craving some salty snacks at the end of the day, you’re probably underconsuming electrolytes throughout the day.

Do you need to go crazy and start supplementing with an electrolyte replacement? no, just start with a few clicks and see where this gets us.

Too much kindness does not add value, only usefulness.And saying ‘no’ does not make you bad, it makes you wise.
06/01/2026

Too much kindness does not add value, only usefulness.

And saying ‘no’ does not make you bad, it makes you wise.

05/28/2026

The TRX Lunge is an AMAZING exercise 🔥

Do: If you’re not doing them, you should! The TRX lunge is an amazingly effective variation of a lunging pattern because it evokes a response from the working leg that challenges the hip, foot, and ankle in all planes of motion. The resulting training stimulus and subsequent response is immensely effective for every repetition.

Don’t: Lock the back leg straight. We want the system to deal with the instability caused by this variation. If you don’t love this because you think you’re “all over the place,” it’s okay! Grab something to hold onto and know that by consistent exposure you will train the muscles and nervous system to get better and fast.

It’s truly an amazing exercise variation for increasing all facets of training.

This is the day we pay homage to all those who didn’t come home. This is not Veterans Day, it’s not a celebration, it is...
05/25/2026

This is the day we pay homage to all those who didn’t come home. This is not Veterans Day, it’s not a celebration, it is a day of solemn contemplation over the cost of freedom.
- Tamra Bolton

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