Swiss Ball Reverse Hip Raise
Swiss Ball Reverse Hip Raise provides muscular strength and endurance in the lower back, glutes, and hamstrings while actively engaging the core throughout the movement.
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Swiss Ball Reverse Hip Raise provides muscular strength and endurance in the lower back, glutes, and hamstrings while actively engaging the core throughout the movement.
Swiss Ball T Raise improves mobility, strength, and stability throughout the shoulders as well as reduces the risk of injuries. This exercise also provides stability to the core.
Swiss Ball W Raise is a bodyweight exercise that targets your upper body, primarily delts, traps, and upper and middle back. Using a Swiss ball also provides mobility and stability to the core.
Swiss Ball Y Raise targets your upper body and provides strength to the shoulders and upper back. This exercise also provides stability and mobility to both of these regions
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Thoracic Rotation helps you open up the chest, improving breathing and reducing tightness and pain in surrounding joints. This exercise is usually performed in the quadruped position (on your hands and knees).
Upper Back Foam Roll releases muscle knots, relieves inflammation, and improves overall comfort. It can also increase your range of motion, flexibility, and mobility while boosting circulation and lymphatic flow.
Vastus Medialis Foam Roll is a great self-massage exercise that also works as a warm-up exercise. Vastus Medialis Foam Roll exercise targets your quads muscles.
Walking High Kicks helps to increase the heart rate and warm up the body. When performed with proper posture, this move helps improve hip mobility as well as flexibility in the glutes and hamstrings
Walking High Knees boosts lower-body endurance and strength, improves coordination, and strengthens the abdominal muscles. This exercise primarily targets the quadriceps, hamstrings, calves, glutes, and hip flexors.
Walking Knee Hugs is a good warm-up exercise to start any physical activity. It targets your abs, challenges your core, helps to trim and tone your waist, and improves mobility and flexibility in the glutes and hamstrings.
Walking Leg Cradles is a dynamic stretching exercise usually used as a warm-up prior to a leg workout. This workout promotes mobility in the hips and provides a stability challenge as you stand on one leg to perform the exercise.