High Plank Shoulder Taps
A core and upper-body stability exercise performed in a high plank while alternating hand taps to the opposite shoulder, building anti-rotation strength, balance, and shoulder control.
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A core and upper-body stability exercise performed in a high plank while alternating hand taps to the opposite shoulder, building anti-rotation strength, balance, and shoulder control.
A core-strengthening plank variation that adds controlled torso rotation, targeting the obliques, shoulders, and deep core muscles while improving stability, mobility, and coordination.
A foundational core stability exercise performed with straight arms and a rigid body line, strengthening the abs, shoulders, and full-body stabilizers while improving posture and endurance.
A flowing upper-body and mobility exercise combining a swooping push-up motion with spinal extension and shoulder opening, strengthening the chest, triceps, back, and core while improving flexibility.
A core and oblique-focused movement usually performed from a side plank, lowering and lifting the hips to build lateral core strength, stability, and controlled spinal movement.
A full-body mobility and strength exercise combining a forward walkout with a push-up, improving core control, shoulder stability, and overall body coordination.
A core and mobility exercise blending a walkout into plank with alternating shoulder taps, challenging anti-rotation strength, balance, and upper-body stability.
A hip-stability and glute-strengthening exercise involving controlled side steps to activate the glute medius, improve alignment, and enhance lower-body control.
An upper-body exercise performed in a pike stance, targeting the shoulders and upper chest while building overhead pressing strength and core stability.
A dynamic plank variation jumping the feet in and out, increasing core activation, cardio demand, and hip stability while maintaining trunk control.
A stability-focused plank variation lifting one leg at a time to increase core engagement, glute activation, and balance demands.
A fundamental core-stability exercise holding a rigid body line on forearms or hands, strengthening the abs, shoulders, and deep stabilizers.