HOW: Start in a standing position holding a kettlebell in each hand. One arm will carry the kettlebell at your side.  Bring the other kettlebell up into the front rack position. Your elbow should be squeezed in as you hold the kettlebell by the...

HOW: Start by standing with a dumbbell in each hand holding them at your side. Shift your weight to one side as you bring the other knee to your chest. Alternate marching in place while trying to keep your torso as still as possible.   ...

HOW: Start by standing with a kettlebell in one hand.  Bring the kettlebell up into the front rack position. Squeeze your elbow in engaging your shoulder blade muscles.  Shift your weight to one side as you bring the other knee to your chest. Alternate...

HOW: While standing, loop a band around the base of your neck and underneath your shoes against the ground. Hold the bands while you keep your chest up and squeeze your shoulder blades back. Engage your core and get a soft bend in your...

HOW: Start on your hands and knees. Your arms directly below your shoulders and your knees under your hips. Find your neutral spine by slightly arching your back and then reverse that arch to create a dip in your back.  Once you're back to...

HOW: Start on your hands and knees. Your arms directly below your shoulders and your knees under your hips. Find your neutral spine by slightly arching your back and then reverse that arch to create a dip in your back.  Once you're back to...

HOW: Place both heels on elevated surface. Keep knees slightly bent and drive your heels into the elevated surface lifting your hips up. Keep your arms relaxed and use your core and hamstrings to keep your hips elevated for a prescribed amount of time.   ...

HOW: Place heels on elevated surface. Arms relaxed to the side. Apply pressure through your heels lifting your hips up. Once level, lift one leg straight up while the other stabilizes your body. Alternate legs up and down while maintaining elevated hips.   FEEL: Muscles...

HOW: Get a band anchored between waist and shoulder height. Hold onto the band so it is directly to the side of you, your torso should be perpendicular to the band. Balance on one foot (ideally the foot further away from the anchor), while...

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