HOW: Start by lying on your back on a bench with a dumbbell in each hand. Bring the dumbbells up at chest level. Hold them with your palms facing each other. Squeeze your elbows in (pretend like you are trying to hold a ball...

HOW: Begin with one knee bent on a bench.  The other leg should be up and straight out from your hip. The arm on the side of the leg on the bench should be holding a kettlebell.  The other arm on the side where...

HOW: Start by lying face down on a stable surface. Slide your hips off of the table or bench. The front of your hips should be on the edge of the surface. Stabilize your upper body with your arms. Put your legs together and...

HOW: Start by leaning back with the bottom on your shoulder blade on the edge of a bench or step. Pad the barbell over your groin region. Bring your feet flat on the ground bending your knees to around 90 degrees of flexion. Draw...

HOW: Place your foot flat on an elevated surface. Loop the anchored band around the lowest part of your lower leg. The band should be right below the bend of the ankle joint. With tension in the band, lean forward while keeping your heel...

HOW: Assume the table top position by placing both hips and knees at a 90 deg angle. You should have your core braced in this position, not letting the bottom of your rib cage flare out. Holding the kettlebell with both arms, slowly lower...

HOW: Lie back on a bench with your feet ideally on the ground.  Brace your stomach and drive  your heels into the ground, then push the dumbbells up into the air. Lower your arms back to the starting position, and then repeat. Your arms can...

HOW: Start with one knee supported on a bench or elevated surface. Place as much weight on that side as you'd like in order to off-weight the leg you're standing on. To begin the exercise, slightly lower down by letting your hip and knee...

HOW: Start with your hands on an elevated surface in a high plank position. Begin the exercise by letting your shoulder blades move in together towards one another while keeping your elbows straight. Return to starting position by pushing into the surface with your...

HOW: The modified tall plank position looks like a push up position but on your knees. Assume this position on your hands and knees. Simply hold this position for the desired amount of time.   FEEL: You should feel all the muscles in your stomach...

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