HOW: Begin by standing behind a barbell that is racked in a position that is straight out from your collarbone. As you come up to the bar, cross your arms underneath the bar bending at the elbow and touch the front of each shoulder...

HOW: Position a barbell in front of you on the ground over the middle of your feet. Find your “power stance” with your feet roughly shoulder width apart. Grip the bar slightly wider than your knees, keep some tension in your legs with your...

HOW: Position an elevated surface behind you as a length where you would be able to sit down without looking back. Position a barbell on your upper traps with both hands next to your shoulders holding onto the ball. Place your feet in a...

HOW: Begin in a seated position on an elevated surface that has a height that challenges you but supports you. Position a barbell on your upper traps with both hands next to your shoulders holding onto the ball. Your feet should be about shoulder...

HOW: Begin with positioning a barbell on your lower traps to where it feels like it is resting on top of your shoulder blades. Place both hands next to your shoulders holding onto the ball. Place your feet in a comfortable position about shoulder...

HOW: Begin with positioning a barbell on your upper traps with both hands next to your shoulders holding onto the ball. Place your feet in a comfortable position about shoulder width apart. From this position, bend your knees and start to hinge forward at...

HOW: Start by standing holding a barbell in front of you.  You should have a narrow grip on the bar with your palms facing you. Use your shoulder and trap muscles to pull the bar up keeping it as close to your body as...

HOW: Begin by bending your knees and squatting all of the way down keeping your feet flat (imagine a baseball catcher’s position). Have a barbell resting on your shoulders  with a wide grip.  While holding that squat position, press the bar up and back...

HOW: Start by grabbing the barbell with a wide grip. Get in a good squat position with your feet shoulder width apart or slightly wider. Bring the barbell over your head with your elbows locked out. Keep your chest up and act like you...

HOW: Place a weight plate or elevated surface underneath your feet and stand on it. Find your “power stance”, or the stance you would set up in if you were told to jump as high as you can. This is your starting position. Grab...

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