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The Dynamic Balance Foundation Five: Knee Rock Back

This is the first of The Dynamic Balance Foundation Five movements that will give you a traditional “burn” the first time you try it. Unlike the many big, swinging, knee-to-chest type movements, this one utilizes a short range of motion and is done very slowly; it is the hold that gets you on this one! […]

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The Dynamic Balance Foundation Five: Side Double Leg Raise

The Dynamic Balance Side Double Leg Raise. One of the Foundational Five! Watch this video to learn the basics of this key exercise. Checklist: Chin to Throat Pelvic Tilt Wobbly Spot Flex Feet Engage Lift Caution: These exercises are as safe and simple as they come. If you experience acute pain while performing them, or

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The DB Show #01: A Simple Program for Complicated Times. 3.25.20

Our first episode!!! Here, we share four movements that can help anyone pursue their wellness needs! Dynamic Balance: Pelvic Tilt, Dynamic Balance: Butterflies, Dynamic Balance: Knee-to-Chest Dynamic Balance: Sit Squat. Many of these exercises may be familiar, but, rest assured, there are subtle, and insightful differences we present here by The Principles of Dynamic Balance.

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Pro Tips For Next Week’s Telebilitation Routine

The goal of a typical lunge is to strengthen quads, hamstrings, glutes in an athletic or aesthetic context. The goal of a Dynamic Balance Lunge is to build a stronger foundation and improve kinetic hygiene. Pay extra attention to these two first instructions to prepare for our next Telebilitation show next Wednesday. Practice alignment, check

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Tuesday Tip

Combat rounding shoulders and forward neck by working some pull-ups into your routine. Are pull-ups difficult for you? Get yourself some pull-up assist bands. Thank us later. They’re awesome! Regular upper body strengthening can even ease nagging pains and aches.

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