MONSTER WALK VARIATIONS (40 seconds) When we talk "CORRECTIVE FITNESS" our exercise selection is pretty important. YES...we more than likely have to do plenty of exercises that are on the ground. BUT....if we don't progress to our feet, then we may be setting ourselves up for PROBLEMS. "Why?" We live on EARTH. Gravity is always pushing from above, while the ground is pushing us from below. This simple fact means that we DON'T need just strength in one area to become HEALTHY "movers." We need gro

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Training Tip: The Monster Walk is an excellent exercise to get your glutes and hips stronger for running and other sports. 1. Place the band around both legs. 2. Step out wide so your feet are between hip-width and shoulder-width apart. 3. Step forward and out to the side with one foot. 4. Then step forward and out to the side with the other. You want to take “monster,” big steps, keeping your feet as wide apart as you can while moving forward. Then walk backwards in the same manner. 20 Steps fo

Benefits of the bear walk: - Anterior chain mobility: core, hip flexors and quads - Posterior chain flexibility: hamstrings and lower back - Wrist mobility - Shoulder girdle mobility (scapula) - Full body coordination and body control Full instructions to each variation in this blog article ➞ http://bit.ly/bear-walks | VAHVA Fitness

MONSTER WALKS Are you a monster? If you said yes, let’s go. If you said no, you this drill will help you become a beast. They are called banded monster walks, and they are super powerful for building hip, leg, and walking strength. Place a band around your thighs. Get your feet hip width apart. Take a step – push out on the bands – Pause. Take another step – push out on the bands – pause. Continue with that pattern as you practice this drill. Think about keeping tension in your glutes. Think abo

Have you tried Monster Walks??🫶🏼 Monster walks improve hip stability by targeting muscles that help keep your hips steady. This helps you stay in the right position when you move and lowers the chance of getting hurt. They also make your glute muscles stronger, which is important for activities like walking, running, and squatting because it helps your hips move better. | Laura.fitwoman