HOW: Using a bench or elevated surface, kneel down and place your tricep on top of the ball.  Start with the ball by your elbow and slowly moving it in different directions working your way towards your shoulder.  Find areas that feel more “sticky”...

HOW: Start with your opposite foot in front of the other in a split stance position. Anchor a band in front of you at floor weight. Holding the band on the side with the leg back, reach down and across.  Bring your arm back...

HOW: Start with your opposite foot in front of the other. Holding the dumbbell on the side with the leg back, reach down and across.  Bring the dumbbell back up to your side as you rotate your shoulder back and open your chest, ending...

HOW: Lay on your stomach with your legs straight and your arms up over your head on the ground. While keeping your lower body relaxed, bring one arm up and extend it back, rotating your upper back and mid back causing your body to...

HOW: Lay on your back with your legs straight and both arms above your head on the ground. Bring one knee up towards your chest with your toes pointed up. Keep your upper body relaxed as you let your leg drop over the other...

HOW: Standing with your arms at your side, bring one arm up in front of you as high as you can, palm facing in.  Once you have your arm as high as you can, rotate your arm around to where your palm is facing...

HOW:Place the front of your lower legs on top of the swissball. Place your hands down on the ground with your elbows extended.  Push down into the swissball with your lower legs/ankles bringing your hips up into the plank position.  Make sure you are...

HOW: Place the front of your lower legs on top of the swissball. Place your hands down on the ground with your elbows extended.  Push down into the swissball with your lower legs/ankles bringing your hips up into the plank position.  Make sure you...

HOW: Place the front of your lower legs on top of the swissball. Place your hands down on the ground with your elbows extended.  Push down into the swissball with your lower legs/ankles bringing your hips up into the plank position.  Make sure you...

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