Here are some simple exercises and all you need is a resistance band!
Train your whole body with pushing and pulling movements like the ones below—and don’t underestimate the importance of the upper-body exercises. As you run, your upper body acts to counterbalance your legs. A strong upper body will help you transfer energy more efficiently with each stride. Start with these moves to build strength and improve your running.
Half-Kneeling One-Arm Chest Press
Attach a resistance band to a stable surface like a door. Face away in a half-kneeling position with one foot on the ground. Hold the handle at your chest with the same hand as the down knee. Press the handle away from you until your arm is straight, then return to the starting position. Complete all your reps with one hand before repeating on the other side.One-Leg Romanian Deadlift

Half-Kneeling One-Arm Row
Attach a resistance band to a stable surface like a door. Face the band in a half-kneeling position with one foot on the floor. Hold the handle straight in front of you with the same hand as the down knee so that there’s tension in the band. Initiating the move by squeezing your shoulder blades, pull your elbow behind you. Return to the starting position and repeat. Complete all your reps with one hand before repeating on the other side.Split Squat

Make sure you get a complete body workout for the ultimate fitness!!!
Healthy hints courtesy of Core Performance
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