05 Oct Lumbar Flexion Isometrics
HOW: Stand in front of a tall surface like a countertop or table. Place your hands out in front of you and then squeeze your stomach muscles. Your goal is to slowly bend forward until your hands touch the surface. Bend forward by squeezing...
20 Aug Single Leg RDL – Ipsilateral Kettlebell
HOW: Get a weight set up in one hand and pick your foot up off the ground that is on the opposite side of the weight. Keeping your shoulder packed while gripping the weight tight, slowly lower the weight down to the ground just...
20 Aug Single Leg RDL – Contralateral Kettlebell
HOW: Get a weight set up in one hand and pick your foot up off the ground that is on the same side as the weight. Keeping your shoulder packed while gripping the weight tight, slowly lower the weight straight down to the ground...
20 Aug Single Leg Hip Hinge – Dowel
HOW: Begin in a standing position with your feet about hip-width apart. Place a dowel behind your back with one end making contact with your head and on your tailbone with the other end, the middle of the dowel should also be in contact...
10 Aug Single Leg RDL – 3 Way
HOW: Get set-up standing. On the side you want to perform the exercise, balance on that leg and lift the other foot off the ground. With the arm on the same side as the leg on the ground, reach across your body away from...
03 Aug Single Leg RDL – Wall Support
HOW: Begin this exercise by the balance on one leg next to a fall. Place your back foot on the wall behind you to give you some support to make balancing easier. Next focus on hinging primarily at the hips. This is achieved by...
19 May Hip Hinge – Dowel
HOW: Begin in a standing position with your feet about hip-width apart. Place a dowel behind your back with one end making contact with your head and on your tailbone with the other end, the middle of the dowel should also be in contact...
19 May Double Leg Hip Hinge With Resistance Band
HOW: Anchor a band at waist height, then place the band around your hips. The band will be pulling you into a hip bending position, you will have to use your hip extensors (glutes and hamstrings) to pull yourself back up right. Keep a...
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