Nov 08 - Med Ball Wood Chops
A very functional exercise which strengthens the back, shoulders, arms, core and legs !
- Begin by selecting an appropriately sized medicine ball. we generally recommend around a 8-10 kg ball for men and a 4-5 kg ball for women.
- Start by assuming a standing position, gripping the med ball with both hands to one side of your hips. your legs begin in a half squat position with approximately 45degrees of flexion at the knees and hips with your body weight shifted to the med ball side
- The movement involves lifting the med ball up and across to the opposite side of the body in a rotaional manner finishing with the ball above head height, the body weight shifted to this side and the legs and hips extended before returning to the starting position.
- This exercise is a very useful one because its very functional and applicable to everyday life. its 3 dimensional and can be performed at a variety of speeds. try 20 reps to each side at a controlled pace to begin with and remember to pull in your belly button at all times…
Exercise of the Month
Mar 10 - Kettlebell Pistol One Leg Squat
Feb 10 - Turkish Get Up
Jan 10 - Double KB Push Press
Dec 09 - KB Renegade Rows
Nov 09 - Double KB Front Squat
Oct 09 - Two Handed Kettlebell Swings
Sep 09 - Med Ball Sit Up + Throw
Aug 09 - Squat Jump and Press
Jul 09 - Lunge Walk with Rotation
Jun 09 - Med Ball Golf Swing
May 09 - Saxon Side Bends
Apr 09 - Med Ball Core Pivots
Mar 09 - Medball Chest Pass
Feb 09 - Medball Forward Lunge Walk
Jan 09 - Medball Slams
Dec 08 - Crunch and Press
Nov 08 - Med Ball Wood Chops
Oct 08 - Asymetric Med Ball Press Ups
Sep 08 - Thrusters
Aug 08 - Ball Pikes
July 08 - Forward Ball Rollouts
June 08 - Ball Hip Extensions
May 08 - Ball Side Crunches
Apr 08 - Ball Hamstring Curl
Mar 08 - Ball Kneel
Feb 08 - Ball Russian Twists
Jan 08 - Ball Pullovers
Dec 07 - Ball Jack Knives
Nov 07 - Ball Press Ups
Oct 07 - Ball Crunches
Sep 07 - Back Extension
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