Technique

How to… Reverse Crunch with a Twist

The reverse crunch made slightly more challenging. A great exercise to focus on both the lower abs and the obliques,……...

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How to… 1-Arm Close Grip Push-up using Sliders

A great exercise for the triceps, shoulders and core. Watch the video to see the correct technique for maximum benefit……....

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How to… Hamstring Stretching

Here’s the video on how to stretch your hamstrings correctly. Read the article here with a bit more detail explained……....

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How to… Burpees the Correct Way…

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How to… Reverse Crunch Series: Part 2

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Do you Stretch your Hamstrings Correctly?

There is a lot of science behind stretching. There is also a number of different ways to stretch, these  include……...

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Do you Exercise with your Palms Up or Down?

This is a very simple explanation, and I hope it helps you to understand the importance of exercising with your……...

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Do you Cross your Legs When you Exercise?

Performing exercises with your legs crossed is really not recommended; if you want to prevent injuries. The reason is that,……...

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Do you move properly?

Are you moving correctly? What is correct movement?  So many people never think about how they “move”. So many people……...

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What is your Perceived Exertion Level?

The RPE (Rate of Perceived Exertion) scale is a subjective measure of your exercise intensity. It was created in the……...

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