Double Arm Row with Squat

Beginning with feet wide, XerTube firmly under both feet with tube criss-crossed.  Grabbing each end of the tube while keeping your back upright, pull equally with both shoulders/arms until elbows have reached shoulder height.  Return to starting position with resistance and maintain upright posture on the release.

Model: Beth Rowell

Model: Beth Rowell

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Stir the Pot

Standing with feet hip-distance apart.  Holding a weighted bar, one hand gripping the bar at shoulder height, one arm at waist height.  Extend both arms straight out and begin to circle over to the opposite shoulder, maintaining the bar suspension.  Reverse the movement back to start.  Stay with the same hand on top/bottom to complete one set, and then reverse grips, and start again.

Model: Michael Friedman

Model: Michael Friedman

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Scissor Knee Lift

Laying flat on a bench or a mat, begin with your knees bent at a 90-degree angle.  Extend one leg forward, parallel to the ground.  Letting head rest gently in hands, elbows wide, lift your shoulders off the bench/mat, looking straight up.  With shoulders off the bench/mat, rotate upper body, so that opposite shoulder rotates to knee on the diagonal.  Return to start and switch sides.

Model: Frannie Danzinger

Model: Frannie Danzinger

Model: Frannie Danzinger
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Plank Ball Pull

 
   
 

 

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Knee Lift on Bench

Begin standing with one foot on bench or step and one foot planted on the ground.  Pull your back leg forward, bending your knee to a 90-degree forward lift, while raising arms overhead.  Return arms and leg to starting position and repeat full set on one side before switching sides.

Model: Frannie Danzinger

Model: Frannie Danzinger

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Concentrated Core Ball Pull

Lay flat on your back, arms to the side, resist-a-ball firmly between your feet.  Bend knees 90-degrees.  For lower intensity, allow shoulders and head to remain on the ground while pulling the knees in toward your chest, squeezing the ball with your feet.  For greater intensity, take your hands behind your head and lift shoulders off the ground.  Maintain the lift off the ground and gently pull knees in toward chest, again squeezing the ball between your feet.  Slowly release your legs forward, maintaining the 90-degree angle, and repeat the pull toward the chest.

Model: Alissa Schneider

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Standing Oblique Twist

Begin standing with legs a little wider than hip-distance apart, hands behind head, elbows wide.  Without pulling on your neck, lift one knee as you twist your torso, bringing your knee across your body on a diagonal angle.  Return to start and repeat to opposite side.

Model: Alissa Schneider

Model: Alissa Schneider

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Standing Oblique Twist

Model: Hardy Felder

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Core Leg Suspension

Lie on a mat on your back with your knees bent, feet flat on the floor and arms at your sides.  Keeping your feet, head and shoulders on the mat, lift one leg so your knees are aligned.  For lower intensity, simply hold the leg suspension.  For added intensity, raise hips off the ground, hold, and return to start; repeat.

Model: Hardy Felder

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Russion Twist

Begin lying face up on the floor, resist-a-ball between your feet, with your legs perpendicular to your body.  Extend your arms out to either side for balance.  While keeping your hips firmly on the ground, and ball between your feet, move legs to one side.  Once you feel that you have gone as far as possible by keeping your hips on the ground, return to center and repeat to the opposite side.

Model: Joan Kazan

Model: Joan Kazan

Model: Joan

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