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Why You Need To Include Anti-Rotational Exercises In Your Workouts
A good workout program should make you move in every direction - forward, backward, sideways and even rotationally. We need to be strong in every plane of motion to help us prevent injury when moving in everyday life. But sometimes strengthening ourselves so we can...
Target Those Glutes – 15 Bodyweight Glute Exercises
All over the internet Squats are promoted as a great booty building exercise. You see "She Squats" or "I Squat" or simply booty shorts with "Squat" everywhere. But Squats aren't the best or only glute exercise out there that you should be doing. (Actually the...
The Push Up Vs. The Dip – Vertical and Horizontal Pressing Exercises
Bodyweight exercises can be a great way to work your chest, shoulders and triceps as well as your core. And two of the best bodyweight exercises you can do to work your chest, shoulder, triceps and your core are the Push Up and the Dip. While both pressing moves may...
Activation Exercises – Building the Mind-Body Connection to Avoid Pain and Get Stronger
I'm constantly asking clients during sessions, "Where do you feel this?" "What do you feel working?" I ask these questions for a couple of different reasons. One, I want them to focus on the correct muscles activating and working to make sure they are getting the most...
Working Out With The Med Ball – 18 Med Ball Exercises
The Med Ball is a great piece of equipment that you can use to work on your power as well as your aerobic endurance. It is also a great way to get in a full-body, core-intensive workout. However, unlike when you lift and you constantly want to be challenging...
Try These 20 Partner Exercises For A Fun Full-Body Workout
Working out can definitely be more fun with a friend. It can also hold you accountable and make you push harder. Plus, a friend can be all the equipment you need to get in a great full-body workout. With these 20 Partner Exercises, you can build strength, get in a...
15 Leg Isometric Exercises To Improve Your Mobility, Stability and Strength
Isometric Exercises are a great way to build mobility, stability and strength in your lower body. While most people include dynamic and static stretches in their workout routine, they often forget about the importance of Isometric Moves to developing mobility and even...
How to do an Inverted Row |The Pull Up Vs. The Inverted Row
To work your back, you need to include Pulling Exercises in your workout routine. However, not all Pulling Exercises are exactly the same because there are a lot of different muscles that make up your back that are worked to different degrees by different movements....
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