Side exercises for an effective core
From fundamental to intermediate to advanced, learning coordinated movement of the obliques and spinal extensors can increase strength and potentially prevent injury. Learn more and purchase here.
From fundamental to intermediate to advanced, learning coordinated movement of the obliques and spinal extensors can increase strength and potentially prevent injury. Learn more and purchase here.
This upper body circuit targets the arms, shoulder, chest, and upper back without the use of any equipment. Learn more and purchase here.
This lower body circuit targets the back, glutes, and legs without the use of any equipment. Learn more and purchase here.
Pete McCall, C.S.C.S, author of Smarter Workouts, shares tips on at-home workouts and how to get started. Learn more and purchase here.
Michelle Maloney, Human Kinetics Senior Acquisitions Editor, discusses: How to balance your workouts to address all areas of fitness What activities you can use to develop each facet of fitness...
Experience the benefits of mobilizing the fascia network and improve functional mobility of the ankle/foot, hip, spine, and shoulders with this workout from Myofascial Training by Ester Albini. Keep your...
This routine can be done easily and quickly at the office at your desk. All the stretches can be done from a standing or seated position. The routine is short...
This routine emphasizes static-passive stretches that lengthen and relax sore and tired muscles following a tough practice or athletic contest. These stretches won't necessarily improve sport performance, but they will...
Mobility exercises with fitness equipment can provide more leverage to take a limb through a greater ROM while also increasing muscle fiber activation to help improve muscle contraction patterns. The...