Standing Leg Workout By Dan Watt, Co-Blogger for twhealthhumor.com, ACE Level 2 Trainer, and Author of fantasy-fiction kobo.com e-books Ruby Queen and Sylvia Be careful if you try this routine, especially if you have poor balance or knee problems. Only ever go to your comfortable “full range” of motion and have a wallContinue reading “Standing Leg Workout”
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Complete Calf Stretch!
Stretching the soleus and gastrocnemius muscles of the calves.
Spotting Stationary Lunges!
Proper spotting technique for lunges.
Erector Spinae Stretch
Erector Spinae Stretch By Taylor Norris RMT at unionwellness.ca Co-blogger of TWHEALTHHUMOR.com The erector spinae are comprised of three sets of muscles; the iliocostalis, longissimus and spinalis. These muscels then each further break down into sub sets that all run parallel to eachother along the spinal column, and collectively (though origin and insertion pointsContinue reading “Erector Spinae Stretch”
30 Day Whole Body Detox – KW Amy Ballantyne (Anyone in the Kitchener-Waterloo or surrounding area)
Dr. Arla Kasaj is also a guest speaker so this is well worth your while if you are in the area. Go to: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/30-day-whole-body-detox-kw-tickets-32414393323 30 Day Whole Body Detox – KW Amy Ballantyne Wednesday, 22 March 2017 from 7:30 PM to 9:00 PM Waterloo, Ontario
QL Stretch with Better Pictures!
Clearer pictures of QL Stretch with Registered Massage Therapist, Taylor Norris
Quadratus Lumborum (QL) Stretch with…Taylor Norris, RMT
The QL muscles lie deep on either sides of our central low back. Attached to four of our lowest vertebrae, they span between our last rib and top most part of the hip. They give us the ability to side bend our torso and keep the 12th ribs in place during deep respiration (eg. helps singers stabilize their diaphragm).
Getting Motivated To Exercise
If you are not feeling motivated get in a mind set and start a pattern.
Rotator Stretches for Supraspinatus by Taylor Norris, RMT
He’s some great stretches to relieve rotator (supraspinatus) pain.
How to exercise the Gluteus Medius Properly!
The gluteus medius is important for stabilization when walking and outer thigh movement.