HOW: Use a light option to push back and forth behind your back. Make sure your shoulder blades are pulled back for the entirety of this exercise.   FEEL: You will feel your shoulders and shoulder blades working with this exercise.   COMPENSATION: Avoid allowing your...

HOW: Begin this exercise by taking a large step to your side. The larger the step, the deeper you will be able to go with this exercise. Once you have stepped, perform a lateral lunge motion by letting your hip and knee bend and...

HOW: Begin with both hands at your side with a band looped around your wrists and light dumbbell in hand. While keeping tension on the band for the entirety of this exercise, elevate your arms in front of you then slowly return.   FEEL: You...

HOW:  Begin this exercise upright with the resistance band anchored at about shoulder height. Place your wrists inside a band, then pull your hands back and out to the side. You want to pull with the shoulder blades and the back of the shoulder...

HOW:  Begin on one leg with a resistance band wrapped around your opposite ankle. You can use a firm surface to maintain balance. Elevate your leg with the resistance band and kick that leg out and back.   FEEL:  You should feel your butt muscles...

HOW: Start in a tall kneeling position with both knees down on the ground. The first step is to posteriorly tuck your pelvis by imagining you’re tucking a tail between your legs. Next, keeping this tuck, squeeze your glutes and core very hard and drive...

HOW: Get set up with dumbbells or weights in each hand. Perform the exercise by flexing your elbows first with your palms facing down, then thumb facing up, then palm facing up and repeat.   FEEL: You should feel your biceps working as well as...

HOW: Get set up standing holding a band in your hand while making a fist with your elbow relatively straight. Support your arm with your other arm above your elbow against your body. With your thumb facing up, perform the exercise by cocking your...

HOW: Get set up with dumbbells or weights in each hand. Perform bicep curls with your thumbs facing and your forearm in a neutral position, both of your palms should be facing one another as you perform the curls.   FEEL: You should feel your...

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