HOW: Start in a standing position while holding onto each end of a resistance band. Keep your back flat as you step forwards with one leg slightly bending the knee while keeping the other leg straight back for balance support. Keep most of your...
HOW: Anchor a band to a lower position closer to the ground. Start facing away from the anchored band in a side plank position on your elbow with your top leg on the ground in front of your bottom leg. Grab onto the band...
HOW: Begin in a standing position with a sturdy wall in front of you. Stand close enough to the wall so that you can throw and catch the medball off of the wall. Start by holding the ball against your chest with both hands....
HOW: Anchor a band at shoulder height or higher. Grab onto the band with your outside arm, the anchor should be to your side. Have a slight bend in your knees. Begin with the outside arm up and across your chest holding onto the...
HOW: Begin in a seated position with your hands interlocked behind your head. Bring your elbows in towards your knees as you round your back and shoulders forward. After your rounded forward as much as you can, slowly reverse back opening up your chest...
HOW: Start in a seated position with your hands interlocked behind your head. With your shoulders and arms relaxed, squeeze your shoulder blades back. Pretend there is a pencil in between them that you are trying to squeeze. Return to the starting relaxed position...
HOW: Begin in a seated position. Place your arms behind your back. Keep your arms relaxed as you squeeze your shoulder blades down and back. Imagine trying to squeeze a pencil in between them. Repeat for the prescribed amount of reps. FEEL: You should...
HOW: Begin by lying down underneath a racked barbell. If you don’t have a squat rack, place the barbell on your hips, lift your hips into the air, and position the bar up in front of your chest. After that, one hand to the...
HOW: Begin in plank position with your forearms on the ground, flat back, and your toes pushing into the ground. From here, push into the ground with your forearms lifting your body up. Catch yourself placing your hands on the ground slightly wider than...
HOW: Begin on your hands and knees. In this position, you will balance on the opposite arm and leg. The wider you are the easier to balance, the more narrow the more challenging this will be. Bring the arm and leg up as high...
