HOW: Begin this exercise in a high plank position with your hands underneath your shoulder gripping onto dumbbells. Maintain a straight line from your knees to your shoulder. Once you have a sturdy foundation perform a row, initiating the motion with your shoulder blade...

HOW: Use an elevated surface to allow your arms to be completely straight in front of you. While keeping your chest supported, perform a barbell row. Initiating the motion with your shoulder blade - think about bringing your elbow to your back pocket.   FEEL:...

HOW: Start in a standing position holding a weight or object in one hand. Begin the exercise by getting into a split stance lunge and hold this position. While holding the lunge, perform a unilateral low row on the opposite side of your front...

HOW: Start on your hands and feet in a high plank position, your hands can be supported on and holding weights or objects (a dumbbell is preferred). Begin the exercise by performing a push up, lower down as far as you feel comfortable with...

HOW: Start on your hands and knees in a modified high plank position, your hands can be supported on and holding weights or objects (a dumbbell is preferred). Begin the exercise by performing a push up, lower down as far as you feel comfortable...

HOW: Begin on your hands and knees. Push back into a child’s pose, round your back within your tolerance. Focus on bringing your butt as far back as possible, ideally, your butt will touch your heels. From this position reach your arms over to...

HOW: Sit against a wall with your knees up towards your chest, now perform a wall angel. Your goal should be to try to keep your elbows and hands against the wall the entire time. If you are not able to, that is completely...

HOW: Get set up first by placing a barbell around thigh height on a rack. You can also perform this exercise on a box, bench, or any other object around that height. Then get down on both knees and place the end of your...

HOW: Rotate your shoulder from internal to external rotation and repeat. When in external rotation, think about scooping back your shoulder blades while attempting to point your thumbs towards the floor. When internally rotation allow your shoulder blades to come up and forward while...

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