Creative home workouts for strength, power, and mobility. Exercise tutorials and structured programs that help you move well, learn new skills, and get stronger in midlife, even when life gets busy. From a coach who's 49.
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Training for Healthy Bones at Home: Week 4
Finish the four-week program with three final workouts, then get your blueprint for building, adapting, and progressing your own bone-strengthening workouts at home.
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Alternating dumbbell press to press combo: an exercise worth mastering
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When I fractured the radius and ulna in my right arm just below the elbow five years ago, I knew it would take time to get back to normal.
It took more than time.
My injury required surgery. I lost my radial head, which play...
Week 3: Training for Healthy Bones at Home
Upping the intensity with new plyometric, power, and strength exercises
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How to deadlift without hurting your back
But first, is the deadlift a lower-body exercise or a back exercise?
Many coaches consider the deadlift an excellent exercise for building a strong back. Yet the movement relies on coordinated work from your legs, hips, back, and trunk...
Week 2: Training for Healthy Bones at Home
New jumps, multidirectional movement and progressions in strength training.
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Strength coach bringing creativity to home workouts through smart combinations of strength, power, and mobility. My goal is to make getting stronger in midlife doable. NASM-certified, PN1, training in functional movement and mobility (FMS, TRS).
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