TIMESTAMPS ⏱ 0:00 Intro 1:16 Side Plank with Shoulder External Rotation  2:37 Shoulder Y's Swissball  4:16 Floor Serratus Slide Foam Roll 5:21 Quadruped Thoracic Rotation 6:34 Supine Pec Stretch Foam Roll   Bicep tendinitis got ya down this summer? Take a peek at these exercises and see if they can help you say...

HOW: Set up an elevated surface that you will lean onto. The lower the surface the more challenging the plank will be. Place your elbow on the surface and make sure your feet, hips, and shoulders are in line with each other. Lift your...

HOW: Kneel down on the ground next to a swissball. Get into the quadruped position with your knees on the ground under the hips, and your hands on the ground under your shoulders. Place one arm up in a diagonal direction on top of...

HOW: Start in a quadruped position with your hands on the ground underneath your shoulders and your knees under your hips with the toes pushing into the ground. Place a slider underneath each foot. Push into the ground lifting your knees slightly off the...

HOW: Start with the paralletes bar up against a wall and push up into a handstand position so that your heels are on the wall behind you. Once stable, lower down by bending your elbows until your head touches the ground gently. From this position,...

HOW: Begin with two plates on the ground up against a wall to perform the exercise in a deficit position. Start with your hands on the plates and push up into a handstand position with your heels against the wall. Slowly lower yourself down by...

HOW:Start with your hands on the ground facing a wall and push up into a handstand position with your heels against the wall. Once stable, lower down by bending your elbows until your head gently taps the ground and then use your hips to drive...

HOW: Begin in a push-up position with your feet up against a wall. Push your hips up into the air as you walk your feet up the wall behind you and walk your hands closer to the wall in a controlled manner. Walk your body...

HOW: Begin with one hand on the ground and one hand elevated on a plate/small elevated elevated surface with a wall in front of you. Push yourself up into a handstand position with your heels on the wall behind you. From this position, lower yourself...

The handstand pushup aka the “arm squat” shares the same fundamentals as an actual squat: equal weight distribution between each anchored extremity. The problem is how do you know you have equal weight distribution through your arms during a handstand push-up? Instead of guessing, we...

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