Band Workouts for Dads – Part 2
In Part 2, we start bringing in more movements that very few dads are doing. Get ready to get non-traditional.
In Part 2, we start bringing in more movements that very few dads are doing. Get ready to get non-traditional.
Consistency compounds your fitness results. For dads, RBT is your most effective training option when it comes to staying consistent and never missing a workout.
It’s not that difficult to design your own band workouts. Following these 5 Steps will make it a simple task that becomes easily repeatable after you do it once or twice.
The shoulder is the number one joint that gets injured or experiences pain during our lifetime. Unfortunately many of those injuries are caused by poor exercises. Let me show you how to train for strong healthy shoulders.
Face it. You are not 30 anymore but that does not mean you can’t workout like you did back in the day. The key is you need to ask yourself these 5 questions and make sure you are making the correct adjustments in your exercise routine so you keep looking, feeling and moving great.
Best band workouts for busy women that can literally be done anywhere while easily fitting into any busy schedule.
Making fitness a lifestyle doesn’t just happen. It takes a willingness to commit to voluntarily working the body when most individuals are not working. That said, it also requires developing strategies to work out when you just don’t feel like doing it. Learn the 6 strategies to use when you don’t want to workout.
Learn more about the 3 Phase Progressive Resistance Band Workout System I have followed for years with both my physical therapy patients, athletes and adult fitness clients.
Being a member of an active aging life style is a great thing, especially when we know how to optimally prepare the body through your exercise program by understanding how the body changes with age. Learn what these changes are and why exercising with weights is not the only solution to keeping the body ahead of mother nature.
Improving Flexibility with 1 Band comes down to 3 Components of training: How You Stretch, How You Exercise and How You Recover.