HOW: Start by holding onto a medball with both hands in a standing position with your knees slightly bent and hinged forward at the waist. From here, rotate the upper half of your body quickly to one side and the other while keeping the...

HOW: Start by looping a resistance band around your legs just above your knees. Grab onto a medball with both arms and hold against your body in a standing position with slight tension on the band and a small bend in your knees. From...

To perform the torso rotation assessment, begin in a standing position with a comfortable bend in the knees and cross your arms across your body. From this position, keep your gaze forward as you turn and rotate your torso over one leg, then return to...

HOW: Start in a standing position with a slight bend in your knees. Reach one arm up and over your head. At the same, reach the opposite arm across your chest towards the other side. Exhale out as you reach as far as you...

HOW: Start in a standing position with your feet spread far apart in a wide stance. Place your hands on your hips and move them in a circular motion tilting the pelvis in a different direction as you rotate it.    FEEL: As your hips...

HOW: Start in a standing position while holding a medball with both hands wrapped around it. Keep your back flat as you step forwards with one leg slightly bending the knee while keeping the other leg straight back for balance support. Keep most of...

HOW: Start in a standing position while holding a stick or club on the front of your shoulders supported by both hands. Keep your back flat as you step forwards with one leg slightly bending the knee while keeping the other leg straight back...

HOW: Start in a standing position while holding onto each end of a resistance band. Keep your back flat as you step forwards with one leg slightly bending the knee while keeping the other leg straight back for balance support. Keep most of your...

HOW: Start in a standing position.. Place your hands on a stick, shift your weight to one leg, and rotate your hips forwards creating an anterior pelvic tilt. Then, rotate your hips backwards creating a posterior pelvic tilt. Do this going forwards and backwards...

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