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    • 5/25/23

    Banded Good Morning Part 3

    The Banded Good Morning exercise is a great exercise to engage the deep core muscles and the erector spinae muscles you use to keep yourself upright for paddling. The goal is to, with the band under the feet, pivot over from the hips, with the other end of the band held at chest level. From this position, you want to gradually push the arms up and overhead a small amount. the load will increase on your lower back and extensor muscles.

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    • 10/29/21

    Banded Deadlift Part 2

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  • 30 Minute Morning Flow.jpg
    • 10/19/21

    Banded Deadlift Part 3

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  • 15 Minute Midday Routine.jpg
    • 10/19/21

    Banded Deadlift Part 1

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  • Mindful Breathing Techniques.jpg
    • 10/19/21

    Banded Good Morning Part 2

    The Banded Good Morning exercise is a great exercise to engage the deep core muscles and the erector spinae muscles you use to keep yourself upright for paddling. The goal is to, with the band under the feet, pivot over from the hips, with the other end of the band held at chest level. From this position, you want to gradually push the arms up and overhead a small amount. the load will increase on your lower back and extensor muscles.

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    • 11/17/21

    Banded Good Morning Part 1

    The Banded Good Morning exercise is a great exercise to engage the deep core muscles and the erector spinae muscles you use to keep yourself upright for paddling. The goal is to, with the band under the feet, pivot over from the hips, with the other end of the band held at chest level. From this position, you want to gradually push the arms up and overhead a small amount. the load will increase on your lower back and extensor muscles.

  • Tuesday Morning Flow.jpg
    • 11/17/21

    Banded Rotation Part 3 (Single Leg Variation)

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  • Wednesday Morning Flow.jpg
    • 11/17/21

    Banded Rotation Part 3

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  • Thursday Morning Flow.jpg
    • 11/17/21

    Banded Rotation Part 2 (Single Leg Variation)

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  • Friday Morning Flow.jpg
    • 11/17/21

    Banded Rotation Part 2

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  • Saturday Morning Flow.jpg
    • 11/17/21

    Banded Rotation Part 1 (Single Leg Variation)

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    • 11/17/21

    Banded Rotation Part 1

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