Exercises

Although banded lateral walks look relatively simple, this low-impact exercise is a really effective way for strengthening the glutes. By moving your legs away from your body as you step to the side, this exercise fires up the abductors… which helps to build more strength and stability around the hips. It also improves hip extension […]

When it comes to shoulder health, stability and control around the joint are paramount. So, any exercise that helps to improve shoulder stability and control is undoubtedly worth taking note of. Cue… Powell raises. Despite being relatively unknown, this exercise is incredibly effective at assessing and improving shoulder strength, range of motion and stability… and

Groiners primarily targets the adductors, hip flexors, glutes, and hamstrings, helping to improve hip mobility and stretch out the groin. They are beginner-friendly and can be included in both warm-ups and dedicated stretching routines. You can also do alternating groiners as part of a HIIT workout too. The stretch can also sometimes be referred to

The clamshell exercise… it might sound like something from a beach workout, but it’s actually a lower body movement that targets your hip abductors (outer hips), specifically the gluteus medius. This small but mighty muscle plays a vital role in stabilizing your pelvis and maintaining your balance. Whether you’re standing, walking, or running, a strong

The couch stretch is a powerful, yet often underused, exercise that primarily targets the hip flexors (the muscles located on the front of your hips). Don’t let the name fool you though, this stretch requires active engagement and mindful execution for optimal results. It involves both a hip extension and knee flexion simultaneously. This exercise

Characterized by the 90-degree angles formed by your legs, the 90 90 hip stretch is a practical and effective way to improve hip mobility. It’s also easy to adapt for beginners too (and it features in our list of best hip mobility exercises). But why focus on hip mobility, anyway? Well, it’s simple… our hips

Imagine an exercise that could wake up every muscle in your body, get your blood flowing, and prepare you for any workout. Sounds too good to be true, right? Well, that’s exactly what the “World’s Greatest Stretch” does. This isn’t just any old stretch. It’s a full-body exercise that involves a lunge and a twist,

Battle ropes are a versatile tool that can be used to improve strength, endurance, and overall fitness. One of the most popular exercises with this equipment is the battle rope slam. This high-intensity, full body exercise, engages multiple muscle groups, making it a great movement to include in any fitness routine. In this exercise guide,

The elephant walk exercise is a dynamic stretch that targets the hamstrings, calves, hips and lower back. It’s easy to adapt, making it suitable for both beginners and those with good hamstring flexibility already. You also don’t need any equipment, or much space… meaning there really aren’t any excuses for not giving it a go.

The suitcase carry is a functional exercise that involves carrying a weight (such as a kettlebell or dumbbell) on just one side, while walking. This movement is also sometimes referred to as a single arm farmer’s carry. It is a “unilateral” exercise, which means it focuses on one side of your body at a time,