HOW: Get a band or cable anchored somewhere between waist and shoulder height. While standing perpendicular to the anchor and holding the handle with both hands, get set-up in a split squat position. While holding this position, press your arms forward away from your...

HOW: Get a band or cable anchored somewhere between waist and shoulder height. While standing perpendicular to the anchor and holding the handle with both hands close to your chest, step out to build tension in the band. Once there is enough tension, balance...

HOW: Get a band or cable anchored somewhere between waist and shoulder height. While standing perpendicular to the anchor and holding the handle with both hands, press your arms forward away from your chest until your elbows are fully straight. While maintaining arm position...

HOW: Get a band or cable anchored somewhere between waist and shoulder height. While standing perpendicular to the anchor and holding the handle with both hands, press your arms forward away from your chest until your elbows are fully straight. Hold this position as...

HOW: Get a band or cable anchored somewhere between waist and shoulder height. While standing perpendicular to the anchor and holding the handle with both hands, press your arms forward away from your chest until your elbows are fully straight. While maintaining arm position...

This ACL Injury Prevention Program is designed to be used in field sports like soccer, football, rugby, lacrosse, etc.    The program is designed in 3 distinct phases.    Phase I: Dynamic Warm Up Phase II: Foundational Strengthening (Hip/core) Phase III: Movement Coordination/Plyometrics/Cutting   Phase I Setup: 2 rows of 6 parallel cones,...

This ACL Injury Prevention Program is designed to be used in court sports like basketball, volleyball, handball, etc.   The program is designed in 3 distinct phases.    Phase I: Dynamic Warm Up Phase II: Foundational Strengthening (Hip/core) Phase III: Movement Coordination/Plyometrics/Cutting   Phase I Setup: 2 rows of 6 parallel cones, spaced...

Can’t “feel” your glutes?   Try this! . I recently had a patient who had a very hard time feeling his glutes. I literally tried everything. Bridges. Clams. Hip addictions. Firehydrants. Different angles. Iso holds. Pelvic tilts. Everything. You name it. . The offset DB bench press was...

"Knee Day Programming" [no exercise is WRONG]   ⬅️ Going off of yesterday's post on keeping it simple with your programming, know that no exercise is "wrong" as long as it accomplishes your goals. My goal - general fitness and good mental health. I'll dissect the exercises...

🤔 We get tons of question on programming. While programming definitely is an acquired skill that some of the best coaches have mastered, it doesn’t have to be all that complicated for the majority of people whose goal is just general fitness. . Take me for example....

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