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  • Stop Stretching. Try This Mobility Drill Instead!

    Stop Stretching. Try This Mobility Drill Instead!

    Stop Stretching? Try This Mobility Drill Instead | Personal Training in La Crosse At Fitness Lying Down, we believe better movement doesn’t always come from doing more. Sometimes it comes from slowing down, tuning in, and using the right strategy at the right time. That is exactly what this latest Strong Brew episode is all about. In this episode, we walk you through a powerful mobility drill built around Myofascial Integrated Movements (MIM) — a movement strategy we use at FLD to help people improve hip mobility, core stability, low back stability, shoulder mobility, and overall body awareness. If you have ever felt stiff, tight, disconnected, or like ....

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  • The Fitness Industry Is Wrong About Rest

    The Fitness Industry Is Wrong About Rest

    Why Rest During a Workout Can Actually Help You Get Stronger If the fitness industry has a love language, it might be “keep moving.” More sweat. Less rest. Faster transitions. Higher heart rates. Constant motion. Somewhere along the way, a lot of people were taught to believe that resting during a workout is a sign of weakness — like taking a break means you are losing ground, falling behind, or not working hard enough. At Fitness Lying Down in La Crosse, Wisconsin, we see it differently. We believe that rest is one of the most valuable tools in a strength training program. Not because we want people doing less, but because we want them doing better. In this ....

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  • The Problem With Kettlebell Swings (And What To Do Instead)

    The Problem With Kettlebell Swings (And What To Do Instead)

    The Problem With Kettlebell Swings (And What to Do Instead) | Strong Brew Strong Brew • Fitness Lying Down • La Crosse, WI The Problem With Kettlebell Swings (And What to Do Instead) Kettlebell swings are beloved. They’re flashy. They’re “simple.” They make people feel athletic. But here’s the uncomfortable truth: simple doesn’t mean safe—and popular doesn’t mean appropriate. A bold statement to start the kettlebell civil war: You don’t have to do kettlebell swings. And if that makes someone mad… good. That’s usually where better coaching begins. Why ....

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  • What's Wrong With Your Kettlebell Training?

    What's Wrong With Your Kettlebell Training?

    Kettlebells: The “Simple” Fitness Tool Most People Use Wrong (Fix Your Racked Position) Kettlebells are one of the most effective fitness tools in strength training—but only if you know how to hold and control them. In this Strong Brew episode, we break down the most common mistakes in the racked position (especially the double racked kettlebell position) and show you how to build better core strength, upper body stability, mobility, and movement efficiency. Why Kettlebells Are More Than “A Ball With a Handle” In the fitness industry, we have access to all kinds of tools— kettlebells, sandbags, resistance bands, suspension ....

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  • It's the Month of Heart Health; How's Your Sodium Levels?

    It's the Month of Heart Health; How's Your Sodium Levels?

    Nourish to Flourish • American Heart Month Love Your Heart: Sodium, Blood Pressure, and What to Do About It Valentine’s Day is a great reminder to show love to the people in your life… and to your heart, too. In this Nourish to Flourish episode, Megan the Trainer (Registered Dietitian) breaks down how sodium impacts blood pressure, why it happens, and simple, realistic next steps you can take. :contentReference[oaicite:0]{index=0} Tip: Watch first, then skim the “Sneaky Sodium” section below and check your go-to foods this week. Why this episode matters Most of us have heard the headline: “Sodium raises blood ....

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  • Rethinking Foundations: Where Does Strength Training Really Begin?

    Rethinking Foundations: Where Does Strength Training Really Begin?

    Rethinking Foundations: Where Does Strength Training Really Begin? In fitness, most of us agree on one thing: foundations matter. Where things tend to get a little fuzzy is what those foundations actually look like . For some, “foundational training” means lighter weights. For others, it means bodyweight exercises or beginner-level movements. While those approaches can be helpful, they don’t always guarantee what truly matters most— movement mastery. In this Strong Brew episode, we explore a simple but often overlooked idea: the problem isn’t that people skip foundations. The problem is that we don’t always know where the foundation truly ....

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  • Protein, Fiber, & Strength Training

    Protein, Fiber, & Strength Training

    Episode 100: You Probably Need More Protein, More Fiber, and More Strength Training Nourish to Flourish with Megan The Trainer, RD • Cut through the nutrition noise and focus on the basics that drive real results. New year… new trends… new supplements… new “must-do” challenges. If January felt like a flood of nutrition advice, you’re not alone. In Nourish to Flourish Episode 100, Megan The Trainer, Registered Dietitian, simplifies it down to three foundational priorities: protein, fiber, and strength training. :contentReference[oaicite:0]{index=0} Because if those basics aren’t in place, it ....

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  • Are Lateral Band Walks Overrated?

    Are Lateral Band Walks Overrated?

    Are Lateral Band Walks Overrated? How to Build Real Lateral Stability (Strong Brew Ep. 220) Are Lateral Band Walks Overrated? Lateral band walks are a fitness-industry favorite for glute strength and hip stability. But are they building real-world strength—or just making you tired? Strong Brew Episode 220 • Functional Strength Training • DVRT • La Crosse, Wisconsin Why Lateral Band Walks Get So Much Love The lateral band walk shows up everywhere—from warm-ups to rehab to strength programs. When done well, it can improve glute engagement, hip control, and knee stability. The issue isn’t the ....

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  • New 2025–2030 Dietary Guidelines: What’s Changed & What Actually Matters for Your Health

    New 2025–2030 Dietary Guidelines: What’s Changed & What Actually Matters for Your Health

    2025–2030 Dietary Guidelines Explained: Protein, Fats, Gut Health & What They Mean for You 2025–2030 Dietary Guidelines Explained: Protein, Fats, Gut Health & What They Mean for You A Nourish to Flourish breakdown from a Registered Dietitian—focused on clarity, context, and real-life nutrition. The 2025–2030 American Dietary Guidelines are out, and if you’ve been scrolling social media, you’ve probably seen strong opinions flying in every direction. Some people love the updates. Others feel frustrated or confused. And plenty of people are left wondering: “What do these nutrition guidelines ....

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  • Why Personal Training Beats the January Gym Rush (and Helps You Actually Stay Consistent in 2026)

    Why Personal Training Beats the January Gym Rush (and Helps You Actually Stay Consistent in 2026)

    Why Personal Training Beats the January Gym Rush | Strong Brew (2026) Why Personal Training Beats the January Gym Rush (and Helps You Actually Stay Consistent in 2026) Strong Brew • New Year’s resolutions • Accountability • Personal training • Fitness goals • 2026 It’s that time of year again: a fresh calendar, a fresh mindset, and a renewed desire for self-improvement. Many of us want to improve our mental health, physical health, emotional health, and even our spiritual health as we step into a new year. And yet… the same pattern shows up every January: we join a gym, promise ourselves we’ll go ....

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Kristy Stokke

Two years ago, I walked into Fitness Lying Down, a little hesitant, a little unsure, and definitely not feeling my strongest. Today, I can confidently say it was one of the best decisions I've ever made. This isn't just a gym; it's a transformation center, both physically and mentally.

From the moment you step through the door, you feel the warmth and genuine care that permeates every aspect of this place. It's more than just sandbags and kettle bells; it's a community, a family. And at the heart of that family is Cory, the owner and a truly exceptional trainer.

Cory possesses that rare combination of expertise, empathy, and unwavering encouragement. He knows exactly how to push you, challenge you, and motivate you to reach new heights, all while ensuring you feel supported and safe.

What truly sets Fitness Lying Down apart is its inclusivity. It's a haven for people of all fitness levels and ages. Whether you're a seasoned athlete or just starting your fitness journey, you'll find a welcoming and supportive environment.

This isn't just a business for Cory; it's a passion. He genuinely cares about each and every member, creating a space where everyone feels valued and empowered. If you're looking for a gym that will challenge you, support you, and help you unlock your full potential, look no further than Fitness Lying Down. It's more than a gym; it's a life-changing experience.

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FLD is an entire community of individuals dedicated to making themselves better and stronger both mentally and physically. I feel lucky to have found this group! I love the variety of workouts and the new challenges with each new level!

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Cheri S.

I started working out at Fitness Lying Down a few months ago. It’s been the best decision I’ve made this year. My core is stronger, I can shovel snow and rake leaves and not be sore for two days afterwards. I’m now able to carry 50 pounds of water softener salt without a struggle. My mental health has improved and so has my confidence. My workouts are tailored specifically for me and my fitness goals. I no longer have low back or hip pain either. I can’t say enough good things about Fitness Lying Down.

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