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Ball Tripod Drape

Ball Tripod Drape

The tripod drape performed on a swiss ball stretches the back muscles. The upper, middle and lower-back muscles are effectively stretched with this exercise. The surface of the stability ball allows the muscles surrounding the shoulder blades to relax. Hold the stretch for 30 seconds or as long as it feels good. Alternate this exercise with rolling your back on the foam core to work out knots and give self massage.

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Ball Trunk Extension

Ball Trunk Extension

The trunk extension on the Swiss ball develops low back and glute strength. Performing this exercise with you feet against a wall will add support and make it easier to perform. Once you’ve mastered this exercise with your feet against a wall try it in an open space. By keeping you feet together you will recruit more of the core. As you extend your back you will feel the ball shift underneath you and this movement will require more muscles to stabilize your body.

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Narrow-Stance Barbell Parallel Squat

Narrow-Stance Barbell Parallel Squat

The narrow stance barbell parallel squat is a good exercise to develop all of the major muscle groups of your legs. Only going to parallel lets you use a little more weight than squatting all the way down. Using more weight helps develop the ligaments and tendons as well as core strength. For added challenge try doing these from the bottom up.

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Narrow-Stance Dumbbell Squat

Narrow-Stance Dumbbell Squat

The narrow stance dumbbell squat only requires a set of dumbbells. Therefore it is a good exercise for people working out at home. For variety you can hold the dumbbells different places; by your sides, on your shoulders or overhead. The narrow stance dumbbell squat is a good way to progress once you have mastered the bodyweight squat.

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Pike Walk Pushups

Pike Walk Pushups

Pike walk with pushup is a bodyweight exercise that strengthens the upper body and core. The pike walk with pushup also stretches the hamstrings and glutes (butt). This is a good exercise for building shoulder stability and coordination. Perform the pike walk with a push up for more results in less time.

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Push up

Push up

The push up is a great upper body and core strength exercise. It does not require any equipment and it can be done anywhere. The push up is a favorite of many military exercise program. Even if you aren’t in the military the push up is a great exercise for over all fitness and conditioning.

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Half Curl-Down

Half Curl-Down

The half curl-down strengthens the abdominals and hip flexors. The half curl-down can be included in your workout routine to help you strengthen and sculpt the abs. Diet and exercise are critical for fat loss. Isolation exercises such as crunches target specific muscle groups, but do not contribute to fat loss. The most efficient method for getting great looking abs is to keep a low-fat diet, exercise regularly and maintain a low body fat percentage.

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Hang Clean

Hang Clean

The hang clean develops speed, power and balance in the entire body. Hang cleans are a ground-based, full-body exercise that train the abdominals, obliques, erectors of lower back, glutes, quadriceps, hamstrings, hip flexors, and groin area. The benefits of the hang clean transfer directly to the athletic arena and provide many benefits for regular exercisers such as; improved balance, quickness, strength, power, and body awareness.

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Hang High Pull

Hang High Pull

The clean hang high-pull develops power in the legs, hips, torso, arms and shoulders. The hang high-pull requires less skill than the power or hang clean and therefore can be easily incorporated into beginner workout routines. The most effective workout routines emphasize big basic movements which have the greatest training effects. The hang high-pull challenges you to control and stabilize your upper-body.

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Jumping Lunges Rotation - Moving

Jumping Lunges Rotation – Moving

Jumping lunges with rotation and forward movement develop powerful, strong legs. The rotation activates the core muscles and the forward movement requires the fast-twitch muscles fibers in the legs to fire on all cylinders. Jumping lunges with rotation and forward motion should be not be performed by beginners. A strong strength base is recommended before performing plyometric exercises.

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Knee Plank

Knee Plank

The plank performed on the knees is a static (isometric) exercise for strengthening the abdominals, back and shoulders. Isometric strength is important for stabilizing the trunk in various sports and exercises. The abdominal plank is a great exercise for strengthening the transverse abdominus. The transverse abdominus is the deepest layer of abdominal muscle and wraps around the whole midsection. When you contract the abdominals, your waist becomes thinner. This is the action of the transverse.

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Knee Pushup

Knee Pushup

The pushup performed on the knees is a effective exercise for strengthening the chest, shoulders, and triceps. Pushups are a great exercise for beginners looking to strengthening and sculpt their upper body. The pushup with knees bent is an easier alternative to the straight-legged push up.

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