Be Beach Ready: Ankle & Foot Mobility
- At June 28, 2024
- By Holly Gish
- In Exercise of the Week, Videos
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After implementing the foot rolling from last week’s video, try out these Leg Kicks. Mobilize your ankle and foot for better balance, less foot and knee pain, and stronger movement!
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Be Beach Ready: Foot Rolling
- At June 21, 2024
- By Holly Gish
- In Exercise of the Week, Videos
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If you suffer from foot cramps, heel pain, or discomfort while walking in bare feet, try out this rolling routine to relieve pain and free up the tight muscles of the feet.
Be Beach Ready- Ankle Stability
- At June 14, 2024
- By Holly Gish
- In Exercise of the Week, Videos
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Beach walking is a favorite RI pastime, but if your ankles or feet are restricted by weakness, immobility or tight muscles, this can be difficult or even painful. Release your feet to move better, balance better, and enjoy walking on the beach again!
Bridge Variations!
- At June 07, 2024
- By Holly Gish
- In Exercise of the Week, Videos
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Bridges can help increase glute activation and pelvic stability. Help to prevent lower back and knee pain with these variations on the classic bridge exercise! Remember to stretch your hip flexors first, for best results.
Bridge Variations- Butterfly
- At May 24, 2024
- By Holly Gish
- In Exercise of the Week, Videos
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Bridges can help increase glute activation and pelvic stability. In this variation, we bypass the tendency to use the hamstrings and focus directly on the glutes, while relieving back strain and stretching the hips. Remember to stretch your hip flexors first, for best results.
Bridge Variations- Inner Thigh Activation
- At May 17, 2024
- By Holly Gish
- In Exercise of the Week, Videos
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Bridges can help increase glute activation and pelvic stability. Help to prevent lower back and knee pain with these variations on the classic bridge exercise!
Learn how to activate the inner thighs and core in this variation. Remember to stretch those hip flexors first!
