HOW: Lay on your stomach and rest your forehead on the ground. You can use a towel roll for comfort between the floor and your head. Get your arms resting in a ‘W’ position overhead with your hands on the ground. While maintaining this...

HOW: You can either use a dumbbell or band with this exercise. If using a band, anchor it at the ground on step on it. While maintaining a high split stance position, your torso leaned a little bit forward, and holding the band/dumbbell in...

HOW: Get a band set-up anchored above your head. Holding onto the ends of the band while facing the anchor, perform a small hip hinge followed by driving your elbows towards your back pockets. Think about squeezing your shoulders blade together and back while...

HOW: Get a band set-up at shoulder height. While starting with your elbows straight, elbows at shoulder height, and palms facing down, drive your elbows back by squeezing your shoulder blades together until your elbows are in line with your shoulder. Hold this position...

HOW: Get a band set-up anchored at shoulder height. While holding the ends of the band in each hand, you’re going to perform a bow & arrow movement while also stepping and rotating to the same side. For example, on the left, you will...

HOW: Start in the modified tall plank position on your knees with your hands on the ground. Drive your hands into the ground and also imaging driving your elbows into the ground. This is your stable base position. Keeping the core and shoulders engaged...

HOW: This is a combination of six different exercises meant to serve as your ultimate bulletproof warm up before getting into your program today or any other upper body workouts. Follow the video to learn more about the 6 exercises: Standing A’s. Standing T’s....

HOW: Start by facing the wall/anchor and grab two separate bands, cross the bands in front of you and pull them towards your hips. Keep tension in the bands the whole time by drawing your shoulder blades and hands back. Slowly raise your arms...

HOW: Start on the outside of a door frame or wall. With your elbow bent at your side to 90 deg, push backwards into the doorframe/wall. Think of driving squeezing your shoulder blades to push backwards. Slowly ramp up the amount of “pushing” that...

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