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Pull Up
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Lat Pull Down
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Bent Over Row
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Mobility 2 (Hip Flexion/Hamstring/Low Back)

Mobility 2 (Hip Flexion/Hamstring/Low Back)
15 mins

Block A

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Cats/Cows
 sets
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 reps 
 rest
Notes
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Mobility
Cats/Cows
Notes:
Key Points:
Common Mistakes:

Exercise Notes:

  1. Set yourself in quadruped position (all 4's)
  2. Arch your back as much as you possibly can
  3. Round your back as much as you possibly can
  4. Ensure each rep is performed with great control
Where you should 'feel it':
Primary Muscles:
Lower Back
Erector Spinae
Secondary Muscles
Cats/Cows muscle groups
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Hipflexor & Oblique Stretch
 sets
 kg
 reps 
 rest
Notes
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Bodyweight
Hipflexor & Oblique Stretch
Notes:
Key Points:
  • Tilt your pelvis posteriorly, this will encourage greater stretch through the hip flexors
  • Keeping an upright posture, push your hips forward into hip extension to get a solid stretch
  • Open up and stretch your opposite arm to your front leg and lean to the side, stretching your obliques too
Common Mistakes:
  • No posterior pelvic tilt
  • Collapsing through the hips by trying to stretch too much
  • Losing shape when trying to stretch through your side

Exercise Notes:

Key Points:

  • Tilt your pelvis posteriorly, this will encourage greater stretch through the hip flexors
  • Keeping an upright posture, push your hips forward into hip extension to get a solid stretch
  • Open up and stretch your opposite arm to your front leg and lean to the side, stretching your obliques too

Common Mistakes:

  • No posterior pelvic tilt
  • Collapsing through the hips by trying to stretch too much
  • Losing shape when trying to stretch through your side
Where you should 'feel it':
Primary Muscles:
Quads
Quadriceps
Secondary Muscles
Obliques
Hipflexor & Oblique Stretch muscle groups
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Quadruped To Downward Dog
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 kg
 reps 
 rest
Notes
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Mobility
Quadruped To Downward Dog
Notes:
Key Points:
Common Mistakes:

Exercise Notes:

  1. Start on all 4's with your knee's hovering off the ground
  2. Shift your weight backward as you extend through your knees
  3. As your knees extend, elevate your hips in order to form a downward dog
Where you should 'feel it':
Primary Muscles:
Hamstrings
Hamstrings
Secondary Muscles
Calves
Quadruped To Downward Dog muscle groups
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Wide Stance Hip Hinges
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 reps 
 rest
Notes
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Mobility
Wide Stance Hip Hinges
Notes:
Key Points:
Common Mistakes:

Exercise Notes:

  1. Set your feet into a wide, yet comfortable position
  2. With your hands behind your ears, find a neutral position for your spine
  3. Hold this neutral spine and flex at your hips maximally
  4. Ensure that your spine doesn't collapse in order to gain movement
  5. You should feel this in your hamstrings, adductors and groin
Where you should 'feel it':
Primary Muscles:
Hamstrings
Hamstrings
Secondary Muscles
Wide Stance Hip Hinges muscle groups
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Swiss Ball Pelvic Tilts
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 kg
 reps 
 rest
Notes
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Swiss Ball
Swiss Ball Pelvic Tilts
Notes:
Key Points:
Common Mistakes:

Exercise Notes:

  1. Take a seat on a Swiss ball with your feet flat on the floor
  2. Flatten (round) your spine as much as possible to tuck your pelvis under. As you do this, try and 'feel' your core and glutes fire up and get activated (posterior pelvic tilt)
  3. From this flattened position, arch your back maximally to set your pelvis backward (anterior pelvic tilt)
  4. Repeat for set rep count
Where you should 'feel it':
Primary Muscles:
Lower Back,Abs
Erector Spinae,Rectus abdominis
Secondary Muscles
Swiss Ball Pelvic Tilts muscle groups
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Cats/Cows
Cats/Cows
3
3
1
3
0
s
 rest
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Hipflexor & Oblique Stretch
Hipflexor & Oblique Stretch
3
3
1
3
0
s
 rest
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Quadruped To Downward Dog
Quadruped To Downward Dog
3
3
1
3
0
s
 rest
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Wide Stance Hip Hinges
Wide Stance Hip Hinges
3
3
1
3
0
s
 rest
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Swiss Ball Pelvic Tilts
Swiss Ball Pelvic Tilts
3
3
1
3
0
s
 rest
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