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Description: These videos are for reference for the shoulder movements with the dowel rod and of course for spinal movements for your back.
Description: Start on hands and knees. You will then hold your core to help stabilize your pelvis as you work your legs in circular movements as part of your warm-up in the am.
Goal: 15 reps per side
Extra Notes: You might not hit 15 seconds every round or even do all 3 rounds, that’s ok! It may start small but will build each week to continue to maximize your gains. You got this!
Description: Focus on holding your pelvis tuck as you get into this movement and work your hip mobility for control throughout your pelvis.
Goal: 15 reps per side
Extra Notes: You might not hit 15 seconds every round or even do all 3 rounds, that’s ok! It may start small but will build each week to continue to maximize your gains. You got this!
Description: Lay on your stomach in a superman position. From there you will bend 1 knee keeping the opposite knee straight. You will then engage your glutes to lift your legs and hold. Focus on keeping your shoulders and torso on the ground as you lift your legs with your glutes.
Goal: 5-10 second holds per side x3 reps
Goal: 60 seconds of rocking
Extra Notes: This move can be done with knees bent if your feel your back arching/lifting off the floor.
Goal: Max hold time up to 30 seconds
Goal: Max hold time up to 30 seconds
Goal: Max hold time up to 30 seconds (You can do low pulses to lessen shoulder discomfort)
Goal: Max reps in 30 seconds
Directions: Work this movement ONLY to the front position. The idea is to work your shoulders without pain.
Goal: 3-5 reps per side