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Movement Prep
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TRAINER TIP |
Bodyweight Split Squat |
- Keep your chest up throughout the whole movement; if you begin to lean forward, lengthen your stride
- Focus your weight and balance on your front foot
- Throughout the entire motion your front foot should stay flat on the ground, and your back foot should be up on your toe.
- Keep your eyes focused forward, not down on the ground.

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Begin with one foot in front of your body and one behind |
Place your hands behind your head and keep your feet in line with your hips |
Lower your hips directly downward until your knee lightly brushes the ground |
Upon reaching the bottom position, your front and back knees should both have 90 degree angles |
 
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EXERCISE |
TRAINER TIP |
Stability Ball Rollout |
- Keep your stomach tight throughout the movement
- Only lower yourself to a point where you can complete one repetition without collapsing from instability
- Keep your spine and hips straight throughout the movement

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Begin in a kneeling position, upright body position and your hands together on top of a stability ball |
Slowly roll your hands out as you lower your chest toward the ball |
• When your elbows come in contact with the ball pull your arms back toward you and roll back to an upright body position |
• Perform the specified number of repetitions in a controlled manner |
 
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EXERCISE |
TRAINER TIP |
Superdog |
- Do not let your low back arch during the movement
- Concentrate on activating your glutes when raising your foot in the air
- Concentrate on activating your upper back when raising your hand overhead

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Begin in a pushup position |
Begin on your hands and knees |
Hold your core in place and raise one arm extended over your head |
Simultaneously, extend your opposite leg straight out behind you until you form a straight line from your heel to your opposite hand |
Hold for 2 seconds, return your hand and knee to the ground |
Repeat on the opposite side to complete one repetition |
 
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Power Training
EXERCISE |
TRAINER TIP |
DB 1 Arm Hang Snatch |
- Lock your arm out and stabilize the dumbbell overhead before bringing it back down for the next rep
- Keep your stomach tight and shoulder blades pulled down and back toward your glutes throughout the whole movement
- Do not let your back round or your upper body rotate

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Begin by standing with a dumbbell in one hand in between your legs |
Sit your hips back over your heels and bow forward until your shoulders are over your toes |
Drive through your feet and fully extend your ankles, knees and hips as if you are jumping into the air |
Simultaneously pull the dumbbell directly up the front of your body |
Drop underneath the dumbbell when it is up over your head and catch it with your arm fully extended |
 
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Strength Training
EXERCISE |
TRAINER TIP |
Bar Deadlift |
- Keep your stomach tight and shoulder blades pulled down and back toward your glutes throughout the whole movement
- Do not let your hips rise first
- Do not let your back round
- Do not thrust your hips forward at the top

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Begin by standing in a hip width stance with an Olympic bar on the floor directly in front of you touching your shins |
Squat down with a flat spine by lowering your hips as if you are performing a body weight squat |
When you reach the bottom position get a grip on the bar just outside of your legs |
Push through your heels and lead all movement with your shoulders |
Continue to unfold your body until you reach a full standing position |
 
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EXERCISE |
TRAINER TIP |
DB Incline Bench Press |
- It is important to have a spotter during this exercise, preferable a certified personal trainer
- Move the dumbbells in a controlled manner and do not let them drift out of the line of motion
- Keep your shoulder blades pulled down and back toward your glutes throughout the whole movement
- Keep your eyes focused on a point on the ceiling where you wish to push the bar to

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Begin by lying on an incline bench face up with a dumbbell in each hand at your shoulders |
Hold the dumbbells in a neutral grip so that your palms are facing each other |
Your feet should be about the same width as your shoulders and flat on the ground under your knees |
Keep your elbows underneath your hands and press the dumbbells up directly above your shoulders |
Lower the dumbbells back down to the point you pressed them from and repeat the movement with out pausing |
 
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EXERCISE |
TRAINER TIP |
Medicine Ball Squat to Chop |
- When changing direction at the bottom of the motion, use the med ball for balance and momentum while driving your chest up
- Limit the rotation of your upper torso, keep your core muscles in position while moving only your arms

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Begin with a shoulder width stance, toes pointed at 30 degree angles, and holding a medicine ball at your chest. |
Reposition the med ball over one shoulder as if you were throwing it behind you |
Sit your hips back over your heels and lean forward slightly as you pull the ball diagonally to the opposite side hip in a chopping motion |
As the ball is in motion, lower your hips into the deepest position possible while maintaining balance and control |
Drive your hips out of the bottom position by trying to push your heels through the ground and pull the med ball back up over the shoulder that it started at |
 
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Recovery
EXERCISE |
TRAINER TIP |
Foam Roll Back |
- Spend more time on the tender areas
- When concentrating on your lower back, grab the backs of your legs to prevent yourself from falling backwards

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Begin by lying your upper back on your foam roller |
Cross your arms across your chest with your hands on your shoulders |
This should separate your shoulder blades and expose more muscle along your back |
Now lift your hips up in the air so that your weight is supported by your feet and your upper back |
Use your heels to roll from your upper back down to your lower back |

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EXERCISE |
TRAINER TIP |
Lat Stretch |
- Keep crawling forward with your fingers to create maximum stretch in your lats
- You can reach your arms to the left and right for several seconds to get an added stretch in the muscle

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Begin in a kneeling position and sit back on your heels |
Keeping your back flat, reach forward and place your hands on the ground in front of you |
Without lifting your butt off your heels extend your arms as much as possible and lower your head toward the ground between your arms |

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