HOW:  Get bands anchored in front of you at about shoulder height. Criss-cross the handles then position your arms in a shoulder press position. While not letting your hands move forward, perform an overhead press. Slowly return to starting position and repeat.   FEEL:  You...

HOW:  Get bands anchored at about shoulder height. Criss-cross the handles, straighten your arms, and with your palms facing forward squeeze your shoulder blades back and bring your hands out to the sides to form the letter ‘T’ with your body and your arms....

HOW: Laying on your back, bring your elbow up and straight out from your shoulder on the ground. Hold the dumbbell straight up creating a 90 degree bend at the elbow. Slowly rotate the shoulder back keeping that 90 degree bend in the elbow.   ...

HOW: While standing, place the band around your wrist with your palms up facing the ceiling. Squeeze your shoulder blades back and create tension in the band by moving your arms out. Keep the tension in the band as you move your arms forwards...

HOW: Follow instructions on video on how to place the band. Slightly bent over while standing, bring your elbows in and up. Your palms should be grasping the band and positioned on the side of your head. Bring both elbows forward while rotating slightly...

HOW: Anchor the resistance band on the involved side by stepping on the band to desired length. The more slack the easier it will be. Hold the other side with your hand. Wrap around your palm one time for a better grip. Starting position...

The barbell bench press is arguably one of the most effective movements in developing strength and power in the upper body. It’s a great way to train the primary pushers of the upper body, including the pectoralis group, the deltoids, and the triceps. Despite the...

Do you sit for a long time and notice some neck, back, or shoulder discomfort? We have all been there at some point of our lives. I can guarantee your back doesn't feel great after sitting for 8 hours. Do not worry, this is completely...

HOW: With a bench or some other supported surface in front of you, place your opposite knee and arm on that surface. Your other foot should be out and behind you. This is your 3 point stance position - you should feel strong and stable...

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