HOW: Anchor bands above your head. Have a band in each hand as your feet are shoulder width apart and you have a slight bend in your knees. Hinge forward at the hips with your arms above you holding tension in the band. From...

HOW: While standing, place one hand behind your neck with your elbow pointing up. Place the other hand behind your low back holding a dowel that connects up to your hand behind your head. Pull down with the lower hand and hold that stretch.    ...

HOW: Begin by bending your knees and squatting all of the way down keeping your feet flat (imagine a baseball catcher’s position). Have a barbell resting on your shoulders  with a wide grip.  While holding that squat position, press the bar up and back...

HOW: Start by lying on your back on a bench. Grip an EZ Bar with a narrow grip and press it up over your chest. Squeeze your elbows in (pretend like you are trying to hold a ball with your elbows) and bend at...

HOW: Start by lying on your back on a bench with a dumbbell in each hand. Bring the dumbbells up at chest level. Hold them with your palms facing each other. Squeeze your elbows in (pretend like you are trying to hold a ball...

HOW: Start by sitting on an elevated surface. Bring a dumbbell up with both hands and hold one end of it with both hands. The dumbbell should be above your head and slightly behind you. Keeping your elbows in towards your head, bend at...

HOW: Lay face down on the floor. Make a fist with each hand and face them down bringing your elbows in at your side. Use your mid and upper back muscles to lift your upper back up. Keep your chin tucked as you lift...

HOW: Start in the plank position with your elbows straight, hands slightly back from your shoulders, and your toes pushing into the ground. Lower your hips about an inch off the floor while your toes continue to push into the ground. While maintaining this...

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”...

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