Watch the video tutorials provided below the workout. Practice each movement, with proper bracing, breathing and engagement of your core. Take your time and focus on the positioning and feel for each. Practice moving well. Be sure to use the appropriate weight, resistance and intensity so that you are fatiguing within the recommended repetitions and durations without compromising form.

Option 1: Complete as a circuit by moving from one exercise immediately to the next with 2-5 minute rest between rounds. Massage, active stretch and correctives are done at this time, as needed.

Option 2: Spread exercises / rounds throughout the day by completing some in the morning, midday, afternoon, etc.

3-4 Rounds

(1) Marching in Place 40-80 reps each side

• Raise knee above hip, watch for forward head and collapsing forward.

(2) Elevated Bird Dog Rows 8-12 reps with 10-20lbs

• Don’t rush through these. Practice feeling the engagement of your core as you build tension.

• Hold end range of motion for 5-10 seconds.

(3) Stability Ball or TRX Knee Tucks 8-25 reps

• Use a 55cm or larger stability ball. TRX or rings work great as well.

• Keep a strong position throughout. Watch for dropping your head as you fatigue, stay neutral and strong.

(4) Single Leg Elevated Glute Bridges 8-10 repetitions

• Mid back on elevated bench, platform or couch, at least 1 ft high.

• Drive through glute, slight activation of hamstring, abdomen tight.

• Watch for arching of lower back. Keep ribs down.

(5) 1 Arm Supported Bent Over DB or KB Back Rows 8-12 reps

• Keep core engaged, back straight, head & neck neutral. Your legs, abdomen and hips are supporting 70% of the load.

• Watch for rounding of your spine, keep it neutral throughout.

(6) Lateral Squats (frontal plane) 10-20 reps

• Focus on keeping shoulders squared with hips as you squat and shift to the side. Keep spine neutral (no rounding) throughout movement, if spine begins to round, that’s your end range of motion. Work on this to improve depth.

(7) Single Leg Deadlift with Opposite Arm with KB / DB - 6-10 reps

• Keep foot pressed firmly into the ground, think of the arch as a tripod, pressing through the heal, big toe & pinky toe. Connect to your hip/core as you bend the knee to 120º.

• Back stays neutral with a clean hinge from your hips. Shoulders parallel to floor.