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    Beginner Fitness: How to challenge and strengthen your Postural muscles? Posterior Chain muscles are so important to target and strengthen because we neglect these muscles almost Daily with our forward lifestyle , looking down or hunching forward from Prolonged sitting , watching TV or doing our chores

    Beginner Fitness: How to challenge and strengthen your Postural muscles? Posterior Chain muscles are so important to target and strengthen because we neglect these muscles almost Daily with our forward lifestyle , looking down or hunching forward from Prolonged sitting , watching TV or doing our chores


    How to challenge and strengthen your Postural muscles? Posterior Chain muscles are so important to target and strengthen because we neglect these muscles almost Daily with our forward lifestyle , looking down or hunching forward from Prolonged sitting , watching TV or doing our chores

    Posted: 19 Jan 2021 06:14 AM PST

    What is the Posterior Chain muscles ? The posterior chain is a group of muscles on the posterior of the body. Examples of these muscles include the hamstrings,the gluteus maximus,erector spinaemuscle group, trapezius, and posterior deltoids.

    ➡️https://youtu.be/MCamoXlFaHQ

    Day 19 a posterior chain workout and it is part of the 31 Days Pilates Series Revival 2021 Posterior Chain Workout targets the muscles that will support your posture, and will be focusing on your upper, mid and lower back, triceps, posterior deltoids, glutes, hamstrings and calf muscles on how to properly engage back muscles and glutes , gentle progression, for the core muscles

    Enjoy and Lets continue to progress and improve a better stronger Posture. You feel definitely Taller after this workout

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    4 MINUTE FULL BODY TABATA WORKOUT DAY 2 ( INTENSE HIIT challenge - no repeat - no equipment)

    Posted: 19 Jan 2021 01:53 AM PST

    Hi there, this is one of a series of tabata workouts. Your feedback is welcomed.

    https://youtu.be/OBy75YSpAnU

    submitted by /u/RinaChoice
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    Lower Body Exercises Safe For Those With Bulging Disks

    Posted: 19 Jan 2021 09:03 AM PST

    It can be frustrating trying to find lower body exercises that don't wreck your lower back, especially when dealing with sensitivity from bulging disks.

    Here are 3 lower body exercises you can confidently try out with a bulging disk.

    submitted by /u/Fitness4BackPain
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    Follow Along with this Home Abs Workout (Beginner Friendly) Hope you like it!

    Posted: 19 Jan 2021 08:38 AM PST

    Daily Yoga Routine for Complete Beginners - 25 minutes practice

    Posted: 19 Jan 2021 07:10 AM PST

    Staying on a routine.

    Posted: 18 Jan 2021 10:39 PM PST

    So, I have tried on and off for years to get a routine down. I am 220lbs (19m, 5'11) with a goal around 160lbs, and have a good cardio source. However, I cant get close to a gym due to covid, and generally get bad anxiety when I try to do anything not cardio.

    In terms of equipment I have now, only an ab wheel, pullup bar, and a light band. I am unfit - can MAYBE do a single pullup without assistance, but it hurts and not in the "building muscle" way. With the band, it's pretty light, but I can get a couple in. I haven't touched the ab wheel, and only ab work I have done before is planks for up to 30 sec, or the captains chair at the gym (just knees up, not straight).

    I'd like a routine to fill a few goals ideally

    • Prevent skinnyfat. I used to be 160lb, but still had a lot of belly and moobs. Not expecting 6-pack abs or anything ofc.
    • General muscle, obviously. Focus on arms (especially as the cardio neglects them more than legs)
    • Preventing shin splints. Been taking a break to treat them, and wear compression sleeves to try and help. I use this video and spend around 10 minutes before cardio. Slightly unrelated, but any help on this the better c:
    • Be pretty easy to learn, and not require (too much) more gear than I have.
    • General flexibility is nice too, so if I could wrap that along with strength into a nice 1hr/3x week type schedule (i can spend longer, time isn't too much a concern tbh)

    So right now, I have a few things down. But I know it definitely doesn't cover everything.

    1. Streching, something like this video for 10-15 minutes
    2. Pullups, with band. 2 x 3
    3. Plank, 30sec x 3

    And.. Honestly that's it. Sit ups and pushups are the only two I really know of, but I've heard they're not good for much and I can't do many of either.

    submitted by /u/Scoop2100
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