Lunge Into Fitness- Reverse Lunge Variations
- At August 02, 2024
- By Holly Gish
- In Exercise of the Week, Videos
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Momentum is here to help you stay active and fit this season! We are lunging into fitness with variations on the lunge theme. Last week showed you front lunges. This week we are recruiting your glutes with reverse lunge variations which will help strengthen your legs as well as your core and arms! Mix up your routine and see better results with Momentum!
Lunge Into Fitness- Front Lunge Variations
- At August 02, 2024
- By Holly Gish
- In Exercise of the Week, Videos
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Lunge into fitness with Momentum. This week brings you four different ways to vary up your front lunge and increase total body strength and agility. Try it out in the living room, on the bike path, or at the gym!
Be Beach Ready- Increasing Ankle & Foot Flexibility
- At July 07, 2024
- By Holly Gish
- In Exercise of the Week, Videos
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If you’ve been following our Be Beach Ready exercise series, this week we bring you a deep stretch to augment the last two exercises. Mobile ankles enable better squatting, lunges, and increase ankle function. Try out this stretching exercise to help increase your overall movement!
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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!
Want more exercises? Join a Momentum class!
Barre Monday at 12:30pm
Circuit Training Wednesdays at 5:15pm
Core & Stretch Saturdays at 9am
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!
