
Unlocking Your Potential at Home: The Benefits of Low-Intensity, High-Frequency Training
How often should you train a skill? High-frequency, low-intensity training—or Greasing the Groove (GTG)—offers a way to build strength and movement efficiency through short, frequent practice sessions without fatigue. Popularized by Pavel Tsatsouline, GTG is ideal for busy individuals, remote workers, and skill-based athletes like dancers, pole artists, and gymnasts.
This post explores how GTG fits into structured training, who benefits most, and when it may not be the best approach. If you’ve struggled to fit training into your schedule, this might be your solution.

Strength Training for Dancers, Aerial Artists, and Yogis
Discover how strength training and cross-training can enhance your artistry and physical resilience. Learn why supplemental training is essential for addressing gaps in strength, stability, and mobility, and explore how my classes provide targeted support to help you master foundational shapes like bridges, handstands, and splits. Unlock your potential with a holistic approach to movement.