In order to get the most out of your workouts you want to ensure you are doing movements properly. Follow along with the form tutorials and lake note of the movement cues so that you can practice safe and effective workouts!
Perfect your form and follow along to learn proper hip raise cues. Proper form helps you workout more efficiently and ensures you are using the intended muscle group. Check that neutral spine! The better your form the better your results.
Should you be pressing over head? Follow-along and see if you're eligible for overhead pressing and how to do it effectively!
Follow along and learn the proper cues to perfect your squat form.
Squats are a foundational and functional movement that are very crucial to do correctly as you are repeatedly doing the movement in your day-to-day life. Doing the movement incorrectly can result in injury and/or pain. Proper for...
Follow along and learn the proper cues to perfect your squat form.
Bent-over rows are a great exercise for building strength in your back and improving posture. Doing the movement incorrectly can result can hinder results and strengthening of the back. Proper form helps you workout more efficien...
Follow along and learn the proper cues to perfect your deadlift form.
Deadlifts are a foundational and functional movement that are very crucial to do correctly as you are repeatedly doing the movement in your day-to-day life. Deadlifts are also one of the most common movements that are done inc...
Follow along as you learn the proper cues to perfect your dead bug form.
The dead bug exercise is one of the best exercises for strengthening and creating stability in your core. There are many different variations making it suitable for all fitness levels - and happens to be one of my favorites...
Follow along and learn the proper cues to perfect your lunge form.
Lunges are a foundational and functional movement that help strengthen your larger muscle groups in your lower body. Doing the movement incorrectly can result in injury and/or pain specifically in your knees, hips and lower back....
