HOW: Begin in a standing position holding onto a bar with both hands. Keeping your back neutral then press the bar overhead. Your hands, elbows, shoulders, and body should all be aligned at the end position. Slowly return back to the starting position and...

HOW: Start by assuming a plank position on a swissball with your toes on the ground and your elbows on the swissball. Actively push into the swissball through your elbows with your shoulder blades. Your shoulders should be active. Once in a stable and...

HOW: Start with your chest against the swissball with your knees on the ground. You can also place your toes on the ground as well if you would like. With your thumbs up, reach your arms up and out over your head in the...

HOW: Start with your chest against the swissball with your knees on the ground. You can also place your toes on the ground as well if you would like. With your thumbs up, reach your arms up and out to the side of you...

HOW: Start by assuming a plank position on a swissball with your toes on the ground and your elbows on the swissball. Actively push into the swissball through your elbows with your shoulder blades. Your shoulders should be active.   FEEL: You should feel all...

HOW: Start with your chest against the swissball with your knees on the ground. You can also place your toes on the ground as well if you would like. With your thumbs up and start with your elbows are your side, lift your elbows...

HOW: Get a cable set-up anchored between shoulder and waist height. Perform a single arm row by driving your elbow towards your back pocket and letting your elbow bend. However, the entire time you perform this row, keep your shoulder blade squeezed back as...

HOW: Get a cable set-up anchored between shoulder and waist height. Perform a single arm row by driving your elbow towards your back pocket and letting your elbow bend. However, also focus on squeezing your shoulder blade back, when you return to starting position...

HOW: Begin with your elbow and forearm supported on an elevated surface. Get set-up in a side plank position with your legs straight and feet stacked. Lift your pelvis and hips up as high as you can and hold this position. When you are...

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...

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