Three-part fusion of Yoga, strength, and Pilates core exercises for glutes, low back, and hamstrings with dumbbells, a thigh band, and a support. This workout will build strength and endurance, keeping a moderate pace with high repetitions.

Begin with a Yoga-inspired isometric series that targ...

This workout consists of 13 of the best bodyweight exercises we have to stay strong. These are called calisthenics. Calisthenics can be done anywhere, at any time, without the need for equipment. This makes them highly accessible for anyone, regardless of fitness level.

Calisthenics emphasize ...

Enhance the flexibility in your hip joits with this integrated aproach to mobility training. Using a variety of positions, this bodyweight routine addresses hip range of motion as compared to the surrounding knee, hip, trunk and spine, foot and ankle motions. See how a limitation at one joint c...

Getting adequate rest is an essential part of our health. This is a time for our body to repair tissues, clear toxins in the brain, lower blood pressure, lower the heart rate, and get us ready for a new day. Sleep can help prevent excess weight gain, heart disease, and increased illness duratio...

This workout fuses the stability ball and classic Pilates. These two work great together, since they are both designed for the trunk and spine! In this workout, challenge your balance and joint stability while adapting many great Pilates exercises on a curved, supportive surface. You will expe...

The muscles of the back keep us upright and help support our spine. They also help to orient our shoulder blades and allow for the strength of our upper limbs. In this workout, we will move through a variety of shoulder positions to build these muscles.

Exercises include ten variations of th...

The pectoral muscles adduct the shoulder, bringing our arms across our body. They also move our shoudler blades apart to allow for freedom of movement in our arms and shoulders. In this workout, we will move through a variety of shoulder positions to build these muscles.

Exercises include t...

The meniscus of the knee is a crescent-shaped fibrocartilaginous anatomical structure that refers to the cartilage of the knee, either to the lateral or medial meniscus. The meniscus provides structural integrity to the knee and absorbs shock. A torn meniscus is one of the most common knee inju...

This bodyweight routine is designed to build muscles in your glutes, inner and outer thighs, hamstrings, and abdominals. We will begin a floor sequence for the inner / outer thighs, then move into a bodyweight glute and hip calisthenics. The second half of this workout moves into an abdominal r...

In this Isometric workout, we will be utilizing isometric resistance training for the hips while integrating the knee, ankle, foot, and spine as a progressive approach to isolation work. Practice multi-joint isometric positions using one or two legged standing positions followed by several seate...

This Pilates mat routine incorporates the magic circle, an elastomer, into many traditional Pilates moves to strengthen the core, lower body, and arms. We will begin with a warm up, followed by a standing sequence to work the lower body, chest, and back regions. Floorwork will target the arms,...

Spinal Stenosis can be a very painful condition, causing lower back pain, poor circulation in the legs, vascular conditions, and forward leaning. Commonly, it feels better when sitting and worse when standing. However, it is possible to exercise in a way that can strengthen muscles and reduce p...

In this yoga flow, we will incorporate several essential joint isometrics that target essential muscles that attach to the spine, rib cage, scapulae, and pelvis to improve your overall range of motion as well as joint stability. This routine does not require props or equipment, as we will use th...

Neck, shoulder, and back pain is very common for many individuals due to cell phones and computers. Although Yoga is commonly thought of as a stretching activity, it is actually resistance training. In this therapeutic Yoga routine, learn valuable isometrics and strength training exercises to a...

This workout combines many of the single joint and multi-joint isometric positions using not only bodyweight as resistance, but dumbbells as well! Experience variations in many shoulder, elbow, and spinal isometrics for improved mobility and stability.

You will be amazed at how much of a chal...

This workout combines many of the single joint and multi-joint isometric positions using not only bodyweight as resistance, but dumbbells as well! Experience variations on hip flexion, extension, adduction, abduction and rotation isometrics for improved mobility and hip stability.

You will be...

Prehabilitation is the practice of keeping our joints healthy as preventative maintenance. It requires a constant revision of basic principles, patience, consistency, and practice.

This bodyweight routine uses bodyweight, the floor, the wall, and the TheraBand to create essential mobility and...

In this workout, we will focus on a very important set of muscles that not only flex the hip, but also straighten the knee. Hip flexor muscles include the psoas major, iliacus, tensor fascia latae, and rectus femoris. The quadriceps also extend the knee, making it straight. These are an essenti...

Prehabilitation is the practice of keeping our joints healthy as preventative maintenance. It requires a constant revision of basic principles, patience, consistency, and practice.

This bodyweight routine is jammed full of hip and spine exercise essentials, designed to address some of the maj...

The hip is a very complex joint, capable of moving in many planes of motion. By comparison, the knee's structure is primarily capable of flexing and extending. Muscle weakness in these joints can cause pain and tightness. This can make exercise positions difficult to access.

In this workout,...

When it comes to building your back, we know that the more challenging the exercise, the more muscle fibers you will use. Upper, middle, and lower back regions are extremely important to keep strong, since they help us maintain an upright posture and protect the spine. Back exercises involve th...

When it comes to building your glutes, we know that the more challenging the exercise, the more muscle fibers you will use. Since glutes are so hard to target in many exercises, high muscle activation is the key.
In this workout, the glute medius, minimus, and maximus are tageted in standing a...

In this hypertrophy workout, the lower body is the target while using a yoga block, dumbbells, and bodyweight. Using twelve exercises in a circuit training format, experience standing, supine, and prone exercises in a steady-pace resistance training workout. Using rep cadences and intensity shi...

Osteoporosis is often referred to as the “silent” disease because you typically do not have symptoms until you break a bone or become informed at a routine doctor visit. It develops when bone mineral density and bone mass decreases, or when the quality or structure of bone changes.

Osteoporosis ...