There are a lot of ways to increase your hip mobility, but one of the easiest is to use a bench.
Hook a mini band up to the power rack as shown so that it spans across the bottom of the power rack.
One good tip is to try and keep your chin down. This will keep you from pulling into the start of a chin.
Lifter maintains dorsi flexion while pulling/sliding the plate towards their glute then resetting.
The power of these is like blast straps, you can turn your hands any which way you please to alter the angle in which your upper body gets worked.
This is a great way to make your pushups harder and get the core and abs working more.
These are a great way to add some stretching with slight loading to your program, or, you can add these to a long complex of Grappler movements using the bar or very light weights.
Perform these either with one or two hands, facing the grappler base or from the side as if you were at the top of the snatch.
The double bar version loads the rotation more and on this version I definitely prefer the natural rotation of the feet.
You can load these up quite heavy and this is a great way to not have to worry about balancing a barbell in front of you in an awkward
This is yet another exercise that was conjured up due to lack of equipment at a commercial gym.
To do a GHR, you’ll start with your body in a horizontal position on the bench with your toes pushed into the toe plate.
This exercise can be done for anyone that needs extra neck strength, like wrestlers, football players and MMA fighters. All you need is a stability ball.
Flings are another great warm-up exercise that dynamically stretches the shoulders, chest, groin and hips. These are done very similar to jumping jacks.
This is a great movement to be performed after a heavy upper body movement.
The biggest problem that I have with the EZ Pushup is not the exercise and not even the Easy button; it’s funny and I did get a laugh out of the picture.
I’m not going to explain this exercise because everyone has done it before and there are a million places and people (at the gym, on the internet, on DVD’s, your grandmother) that will tell you how to do this exercise.
This would be more impressive if he was loaded up on Ho-Ho’s, Ring Dings and a Family Sized bag of Doritos.
This is also a great exercise to do for athletes and kids that are not ready to squat with a barbell.
Leave it to Martin Rooney to show me a bunch of stuff I have never seen before.
This exercise is one that you do after you hit a huge PR on a board press or something similar and just don’t care what you do.
This exercise can be used as a warm-up or as a progression to the standing version utilizing a barbell or various odd objects.
If I’m not mistaken the incline DB curl was one of the staples in Arnold’s arm training.