HOW: Get set up in a standing position holding the kettlebell upside down by the ‘horns’ holding it close to your chest. Get your feet shoulder width apart and brace your abs. Now initiate the movement from your elbows while keeping your shoulders packed....

HOW: Set-up a bosu in front of you within a comfortable distance that you can step onto without losing your balance. Perform a forward lunge onto the bosu and slowly lower yourself down into a lunge position, then return to standing position and repeat. ...

HOW: Set-up a bosu in front of you and to the side of the leg you plan to work. Start by taking a forward lunge onto the bosu and slowly control lowering yourself down, then push with your front leg to return to a...

HOW: Pick up and hold a kettlebell tightly with one hand. Stiffen up your upper body and core and then proceed to take slow forward steps and backwards for the distance/time prescribed. FEEL: Be sure to ‘pack’ your shoulder by trying to rotate your...

HOW: Set up a kettlebell in between your feet closer to your heels than your toes. Hip hinge and grab the KB with both hands. While keeping your back and neck straight, push the floor away using your legs and stand tall while keeping...

HOW: Get a kettlebell positioned about 1.5-2 ft. in front of you as if you were to hike a football. Hip at your hips and keep a flat back as you go to grab the kettlebell with both hands and pack your shoulder and...

HOW: Get a kettlebell positioned about 1.5-2 ft. in front of you as if you were to hike a football. Hip at your hips and keep a flat back as you go to grab the kettlebell with one hand and pack your shoulder and...

HOW: Position yourself close to a wall in front of you and place your hands on the wall. Proceed to take a step back with one foot where you can still keep your heel on the ground. Then let your knee bend on the...

HOW: Get into a split stance position with one foot forward and one foot back with space between each feet. The more narrow your base of support is, the harder it is to balance. Hold the kettlebell in the opposite hand of the foot...

With a dumbbell overhead, allow the elbows to bend. Focus on keeping the upper arm as straight as possible while you lower the weight. As you bring the weight up, squeeze the triceps- which are the muscles on the back of your arm Avoid arching...

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