HOW:  Get set up in a standing position. Begin this exercise by bouncing on the balls of your feet from side to side. Think of yourself as a rubber band or a spring loaded coil. Be bouncy!   FEEL:  You should focus on maintaining a...

HOW: Begin this exercise by balancing on one leg. Once balance is achieved, shift your weight in circles on your stable leg. Rotate by placing most of your body weight from the outside of your foot, to your forefoot/toes, to the outside your foot,...

HOW:  Get set-up balancing on one foot. Begin this exercise by reaching as far as you can forward with the foot that is in the air. Then return to starting position and reach backward with the leg in the air while allowing your body...

HOW: Get set up in a standing position. Begin this exercise by bouncing on the balls of your feet moving forward <> backward. Think of yourself as a rubber band or a spring loaded coil. Be bouncy!   FEEL: You should focus on maintaining a rigid/stiff foot/ankle...

HOW: Begin by holding a resistance band in both hands. Spread the band so that your hands are slightly wider than shoulder width. Rotate your arms all the way around - this mean elevate your arms overhead and then back so that the band...

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 in a squat position. While maintaining a squat position, slowly begin running in place at your desired and comfortable pace. In terms of running form, opposite arm and leg move forward and stay on the front of your foot (forefoot) while performing...

HOW: Start by holding a weight or an object in one hand while balancing on the opposite leg. Perform the exercise by doing a traditional single leg RDL, however, lightly 'let go' of the weight/object and catch it before it hits the ground. Return...

HOW: Start on your hands and knees with a weight or object under your chest below your hands. You want to make sure there is minimal friction between the weight/object and the ground. Begin the exercise by getting into a high plank position. Then...

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