HOW: Start by laying on your side to cradle a kettlebell and then roll to your back and perform a floor press, position your other arm overhead. To begin the exercise, on the same side you're holding the kettlebell make sure that knee is...

HOW:  Start with getting a band set up around each wrist. Begin the exercise in a side-lying position with your knees straight and feet stacked. Distribute your weight onto your feet and forearm facing the floor. While keeping your feet on the floor, side...

HOW: Start on your hands and knees then assume a high plank position. Perform the exercise by performing a push up followed by lifting one arm up and reaching towards the ceiling as you rotate your chest 90 degrees to the same direction to...

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...

HOW: Start on your hands and knees then assume a high plank position. Perform the exercise by lifting one arm up and reaching towards the ceiling as you rotate your chest 90 degrees to the same direction to assume a high side plank position....

HOW: Start in a standing position. Begin the exercise by holding a weight or an object overhead in one hand while holding another weight or object in the other hand by your side. While maintaining good arm and shoulder blade position to stabilize the...

HOW: Start in a standing position. Begin the exercise by holding a weight or an object overhead in each hand. While maintaining good arm and shoulder blade position to stabilize the objects, walk forward.   FEEL: This should feel like a full body workout, especially...

HOW: Begin this exercise on your hands and knees. Drop your hips until your knees, hips, and shoulder are in a straight line. Stay strong in the scapula by pushing your body away from the floor. In a slow and controlled manner tap each...

HOW:  Begin in a single arm high plank position keeping your body in line (feet up to shoulders). From a high plank position, push yourself into a downward facing down, push the shoulder blade away from you as you move into this position. Return...

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