Power Serge Method

Power Serge Method Coach | High Performance Lifestyle
Certified Mobility Coach
Online Programs & Coaching Certified Mobility Coach. Flexibility, Mobility, Strength, and Movement.

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12/03/2026

You don’t have a bad back, you have untrained and neglected spine.

Moving forward you need to expose the tissue to mobility, stability, flexibility and strength.

Back needs movement just like other joints. Bad back is years of neglect and abuse.

Motion is lotion

Energy zapped?
That could be due to your detox pathways.Your body doesn’t just “get rid of toxins” magically. It has to ...
09/03/2026

Energy zapped?

That could be due to your detox pathways.

Your body doesn’t just “get rid of toxins” magically. It has to process, package, and eliminate them. If your detox pathways are under pressure, you may feel:

* flat
* foggy
* irritable
* sore
* sluggish
* like your body is not bouncing back properly

This is where Phase 1, Phase 2, and elimination matter.
Phase 1 helps transform compounds.
Phase 2 helps bind and package them for removal.
Then your body still needs to move them out through bile, stool, urine, and more.

If any part of that chain is struggling, you may not feel right.
This is not about fear.
It is about understanding that:

* nutrients matter
* protein matters
* methylation matters
* glutathione matters
* bowel regularity matters
* hydration matters
* liver support matters

Your body cannot perform well if it cannot clear well. Your fatigue is not always “just stress.” Sometimes your system is overloaded, undernourished, and lacking the raw materials it needs to do the job.

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08/03/2026

The handstand push up is not just about pressing strength. It’s a puzzle of stability, positioning, and control.

Honestly, learning this skill requires thinking a little outside the box. You have to ask yourself:

• Do you lose connection at the bottom position?
• Do you struggle to simply hold a solid handstand?
• Or is your shoulder stability the limiting factor?

That’s where breaking the movement into pieces becomes powerful.

In this video I’m working through a few pieces of the puzzle:

– Bottoms-up kettlebell holds (90° elbows) to build shoulder stability and grip tension
– Bottom position handstand holds to own the hardest range
– Pressing through the heel of the hand to create a stronger push pattern
– Crow pose to develop balance and body awareness
– And of course, the basic straight handstand, because without a solid foundation, the press won’t last

For a long time I tried to brute force the movement.
Failing reps, falling down, repeating the same thing.

Eventually I realised something important.

Progress happens when you combine raw attempts with structured training.

Test the movement, fail, then go back and strengthen the weak link.

Piece by piece, the puzzle starts to come together. Practice reveals where you’re strong and where you still need work.

Which part of the handstand push-up is hardest for you?

A lot of people say they want longevity, but what they really want is more good time. More energy. More strength. A clea...
06/03/2026

A lot of people say they want longevity, but what they really want is more good time. More energy. More strength. A clearer mind. A body that still moves well and feels like it belongs to them. Because there is not much point living longer if those extra years are filled with inflammation, poor recovery, low energy, brain fog, metabolic issues, and feeling like your body is slowly working against you.

This is where many people get it wrong. They wait until something goes wrong before they start paying attention. They wait for the diagnosis, the fatigue, the weight gain, the bad cholesterol result, the hormone issues, the burnout, the aches and pains that keep building up in the background. Then they call it aging. Or bad luck. Or genetics.

But genetics are not just some fixed fate hanging over your head. They are useful information. They can show you where your body may need more support and where you may need to pay closer attention. Things like inflammation, detoxification, methylation, recovery, stress response, lipid metabolism, sleep, training tolerance, and nutrient demand can all be influenced by your genetic pathways and polymorphisms. That does not mean you become fearful of your DNA. It means you stop guessing and start getting more precise. Two people can eat well, train hard, and look like they are doing all the right things, but still get very different results because they do not have the same blueprint. What helps one person can slowly wear another person down.

That is why I use Genomic testing, blood work and movement analysis. It helps move health out of the world of trends and general advice, and brings it back to your own biology.

Less guessing, more understanding, less copying and more clarity. Better decisions now, so you can build better years later. If you have been doing a lot right, but still feel like something is missing, this may be the piece that helps things make more sense.

Send me the word DNA and I’ll point you in the right direction.

Two people can do the same stretching routine.Same couch stretch. Same Cossacks.…but one feels AMAZING. The other gets t...
02/03/2026

Two people can do the same stretching routine.
Same couch stretch. Same Cossacks.…but one feels AMAZING. The other gets tendon pain, tightness, flare-ups, “I’m tight for 3 days.”

Why?

Because mobility gains aren’t just range. They’re how your tissues recover. How you respond to it and what’s your genotype.

Genes like IL-6 / IL10 / CRP / HMOX-1 / APOE can shape your inflammation response.

HMOX-1 can influence how you buffer training stress.

COL5A1 can affect connective tissue traits.

And APOE can shift the overall metabolic/inflammatory context.

No gene “dooms” you. But it changes your strategy: volume, tempo, recovery, nutrition, deload timing.

We do genetic blueprint across 160 snps. A 65 page report covers in depth how your body functions on a molecular level.

If you want me to map your mobility plan to your genetics with blood markers.

Comment “DNA”

“I’ve tried so many things… why isn’t it working?”That changed when one of my clients did their DNA testing and lab work...
23/02/2026

“I’ve tried so many things… why isn’t it working?”

That changed when one of my clients did their DNA testing and lab work.

We found:

Homocysteine around 20.4

MTHFR gene variant (linked to reduced methylation enzyme efficiency by 60%)

So we stopped using generic advice and built a plan around their biology.

After changing their diet and following the right strategy for their body…

🔥 Client lost 7kgs in less than 2 months 😱

Inflammation is gone and energy skyrocketed.

This is what happens when you stop guessing and start working from real data.

DM “DNA” to get started.

       

“I’ve tried so many things… why isn’t it working?”That changed when one of my clients did their DNA testing and lab work...
23/02/2026

“I’ve tried so many things… why isn’t it working?”

That changed when one of my clients did their DNA testing and lab work.

We found:

Homocysteine around 20.4

MTHFR gene variant (linked to reduced methylation enzyme efficiency by 60%)

So we stopped using generic advice and built a plan around their biology.

After changing their diet and following the right strategy for their body…

🔥 Client lost 7kgs in less than 2 months 😱

Inflammation is gone and energy skyrocketed.

This is what happens when you stop guessing and start working from real data.

DM “DNA” to get started.

18/02/2026

Most people train muscles. I train my joints.

Finger push ups. Grip strength. Overhead control. Loaded spinal flexion. Front lever progressions.

If your joints aren’t strong, your muscles don’t matter and guess what, most people avoid loading wrist joints. Then complain about wrist pain. Tendons adapt to load. But only if you train them progressively. Stop complaining about your joints and build them.

For me it’s durability over aesthetics. Move pain free and train with purpose.

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