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Dumbbell Bent Row

December 25, 2012 By Mandy Gibbons

Dumbbell Bent Row Start in a standing position with a dumbbell in each hand. Then move your hips backwards and bend forward from the waist. The most important thing is to keep your back as flat as possible. Extra bend in the spine (lower or upper back), causes unwanted stress in the low back. As […]

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Lateral Shoulder Raises

December 25, 2012 By Mandy Gibbons

Lateral Shoulder Raises Start is a standing position with good posture and your arms at your sides. Hold a light weight in each hand with your palms facing towards your body and keep a small bend in each elbow. Start the movement by raising your arms straight out to the side and stop when your […]

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Dumbbell Squat

December 25, 2012 By Mandy Gibbons

Dumbbell Squat Start in a standing position with your feet about shoulder width apart or a little wider. Toes should be pointed straight ahead or turned out somewhat. Begin movement by bending your knees and lowering your hips towards the ground. Hold a dumbbell in each hand and let the weights hang by your sides. […]

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Hypertension and Osteoarthritis Dumbbell Workout

December 25, 2012 By Mandy Gibbons

The goal of this workout is to improve bone density, strength, and endurance, while minimizing the negative stress on muscles and joints. Each exercise should be performed slowly and very controlled. When bouncing or other types of momentum or used, it puts unwanted stress on the body. There are 9 exercises and each one can […]

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Side Lying Leg Raise

December 19, 2012 By Mandy Gibbons

Side Lying Leg Raise Lie straight on your right side, have your head resting on the hand of your right bent arm. Place your left hand on your waist or hip. Have your legs extended with your right leg on the mat. Keep your midsection firm. Hold your left leg just above your right leg […]

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VFT Membership Update – Members Request Workouts – Uploaded!

December 6, 2012 By Mandy Gibbons

1. Considering the fast paced lives folk live these days – bad diet, high stress, lack of sleep and exercise, it’s not surprising that Hypertension And Osteoarthritis is growing more common in adults at an earlier age. But don’t think for a minute that this means it’s all or nothing when it comes to your fitness efforts. With […]

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Floor Crunch with Back Flattening – Hypertension And Osteoarthritis

December 3, 2012 By Mandy Gibbons

Floor Crunch With Back Flattening Lay on the floor (on your back) with your knees bent in a comfortable position. Activate your lower abdominal muscles and flatten/push your low back into the ground. Work to maintain this contraction throughout the exercise. If holding the contraction is too difficult and is distracting you from the crunch, […]

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Kneeling Oblique Stabilization – Hold or Raises

December 3, 2012 By Mandy Gibbons

Kneeling Oblique Stabilization (hold or raises) Start lying on your side with your bottom forearm and knees supporting your weight. Your top hip should be directly above or a little in front of your bottom hip and you should be as straight as possible from your shoulders to your knees. Focus on contracting your obliques […]

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Low Abdominal Back Flattening

December 3, 2012 By Mandy Gibbons

Low Abdominal Back Flattening Start lying on your back with your knees bent and feet flat on the ground. Activate (contract) your lower abdominals and flatten your back against the ground. When done correctly, it should feel like you are tightening a group of muscles that form a band of tension horizontally across your tummy. […]

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Floor Cobra – Hypertension And Osteoarthritis

December 3, 2012 By Mandy Gibbons

Floor Cobra This is a great exercise for people with low back problems (arthritis, herniations, etc.), because it strengthens muscles necessary to protect your back and spine. However, if your back is acting up or you cannot perform the movement without pain, it becomes counterproductive and should be avoided until things improve. Start lying face […]

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