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3 minutes to improve your hip mobility Hip mobility is important for all of us. It helps us do everyday moves. It helps us do athletic/sporting moves. It can help protect against dodgy knees and backs and general aches and pains. In short, it lets us move better, move more and move safer. So here is a quick and easy routine for almost anyone to improve their hip mobility. There are only 4 stretches involved and it only takes 3 minutes, so you don't have any excuses (you can even do it in the advert breaks of X Factor!) So here goes......Click here to read more.
How to: Do Arm Step Out Name: Arm Step Out.
Also known as: (If you know these by any other name, please leave a comment below).
Main muscles used: Belly.
Other muscles used: Shoulders, lats.
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How to: Do Reverse Crunch Name: Reverse crunch.
Also known as: (If you know these by any other name, please leave a comment below).
Main muscles used: belly, sides.
Other muscles used: Hip flexors.
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* Motivating without making demands.
* Very careful to ascertain health of clients and tailor training around any issues. This done in very professional and unobtrusive way.
* Cheerful and optimistic in outlook.
* Understands reluctance of clients to exercise and makes returning less of a challenge.
* Very careful to ensure clients dont do more than they are capable of.
* Lets clients challenge themselves to return without any feeling of obligation.
* I do recommend Cerin Rees without reservation as a first rate physical trainer.
David
"Because your own strength is unequal to the task, do not assume that it is beyond the powers of man; but if anything is within the powers and province of man, believe that it is within your own compass also."
Marcus Aurelius