HOW: Lift the kettlebell up to your shoulder. Keep the scapula neutral and maintain the forearm vertical to the ground for the entirety of this exercise. Maintain shoulder and elbows flexed to 90 degrees as you walk. FEEL: The shoulder musculature. COMPENSATION: Excessive shrugging...

HOW: Using the Suspension trainer, use your arms to pull yourself up. Initiate the motion with your scapula and allow the arms to follow. Bring your arms back out to the side. Bring your arms back in front of you and repeat. To Progress...

HOW: Using the Suspension trainer, use your arms to pull yourself up. Initiate the motion with your scapula and allow the arms to follow. Bring your arms back towards your hips. Bring your arms back in front of you and repeat. To Progress this...

HOW: Using the Suspension trainer, use your arms to pull yourself up. Initiate the motion with your scapula and allow the arms to follow. Bring your arms back out to the side. Bring your arms back in front of you and repeat. To Progress...

HOW: Using the Suspension trainer, use your arms to pull yourself up. Initiate the motion with your scapula and allow the arms to follow. Bring your arms up in a Y formation. Bring your arms back in front of you and repeat. To Progress...

HOW: Stagger your feet by placing one foot slightly forward, making sure that your feet are about shoulder width apart. Then, completely sit down on the box in a controlled manner with good squat form. FEEL: You should feel the muscles in the legs...

HOW: Stagger your feet by placing one foot slightly forward, making sure that your feet are about shoulder width apart. Then, complete a nice box squat by squatting down, tapping the box with your butt, and then squatting back up. FEEL: You should feel...

HOW: While standing, place the box behind you. Lift one leg straight in front of you, and then sit back with good squat form, trying to be as controlled as you can. Try to tap the box with your butt without completely sitting down,...

HOW: Stand on the step. Shift all of your weight to one leg. With the non-weight bearing foot, you will lunge backward, and then come back up to your starting position. FEEL: You should feel the thigh muscles and the butt muscles working in...

HOW: Begin in a split stance by placing one foot behind you. It’s very important to make sure you have about 70-80% of your weight in your front leg and about 20-30% of your weight in your back leg. With your back leg, keep...

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