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Sick of squats and lunges? Ready to take it to the next level. Try Frog Leaps! 1. Begin in squat position. 2. Using all the power from the legs, drive the body upward and forward. 3. Land with soft knees in a squat position. 4. Repeat trying to focus on exploding as high and/or as far forward as you can. Repeat 20-50yds.

Ladies are always looking for ways to improve themselves. Whether it's makeup, clothing, jewelry or exercise there are multiple ways to improve. For ladies looking to improve and uplift their chest, this is a great set of exercises to do just that. DB Pullover 1. Begin lying on a bench holding the head of a DB with both hands. (DB should be fairly heavy) NOTE: Feet can be flat on the ground or elevated to ensure a flat back with no arch. (Video demos both) 2. Holding DB above the face with straight arms (soft bend in elbow). 3. Slowly lower DB back behind head until activating full stretch of chest and pectoral muscles. 4. Exhale and return to starting position with DB directly above face. Repeat. Decline Pushup 1. Similar to normal pushups , except feet are elevated. Repeat. BOSU Pushup 1. Holding the edges of the BOSU , begin in pushup position. 2. The goal is to try to stabilize and eliminate all movement during BOSU pushup . Repeat.

Are You Bored of the Normal Forearms and Toes Plank? Try these variations for a new way to challenge your core! 3 Way Knee Palm Plank 1. Start on palms and toes. 2. Bring your knee to the outside of the palms. Then return to starting position. 3. Bring your knee in between both palms. Then return to starting position. 4. Bring your knee to the outside of the opposite palm. Then return to starting position. Repeat 3x or more. OR 3 Way Knee Forearm Plank 1. Start on forearms and toes. 2. Bring your knee to the outside of the forearms. Then return to starting position. 3. Bring your knee in between both forearms. Then return to starting position. 4. Bring your knee to the outside of the opposite forearm. Then return to starting position. Repeat 3x or more.

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Hiring a personal trainer can be a great thing if you do your research, or it can be not so great. Hiring a trainer is a big step. Entrusting your body and health in a personal trainer can be intimidating and somewhat scary to some people. The first step is deciding if you want/need to hire a personal trainer. 10 Reasons to Hire a PT: 1. You're Not Seeing Results You Want or In The Time You Need 2. You Don't Know How to Organize Your Exercise Programs 3. You're Bored or Have Hit a Plateau 4. You Are No Longer Challenged 5. You Need Accountability and Motivation 6. You Have Specific Illness, Condition, Injury etc. 7. You're Training For A Sport, Event or Competition 8. You Want Professional Supervision and Support 9. You Want to Learn How to Exercise On Your Own 10. You Want Workout Programs Tailored to You and Your Body 10 Reasons You Need to Fire Your PT: 1. Your PT cancels frequently. A good way to gauge is if your PT cancels 2x or more without 24hrs notice and is not...