Chest Supported Y Raise
The chest supported Y-raise is a powerful upper back exercise that specifically targets the lower trapezius muscles while building essential shoulder stability and corrective postural strength. This movement serves as an excellent rehabilitation and prehabilitation exercise for desk workers suffering from forward head posture and overhead athletes needing improved scapular control. By emphasizing movement quality over heavy loads, the chest supported Y-raise effectively addresses common shoulder dysfunctions while strengthening the often-neglected lower trap muscles that are crucial for optimal shoulder blade positioning and overall upper body health.
Wall Press Abs
Primary Muscles Used: Transverse Abdominis Abdominals Obliques Lats Key Points To Keep In Mind: Keep the back from tailbone to head flat on the floor. This is a quality based movement. Good quality reps and slow tempo are very important. Pick a variation that suits your experience level. Keep pelvis tucked hard and pulled towards your…
The 14 Best Resources for Strength – July 2016 Edition
Unfortunately with my busier schedule lately I will not be able to provide a brief synopsis of each article that I read that makes the list, but the same great content can continue to be found here! YOKED: 4 Exercises for Massive Traps – Demmy James 7 Exercises to Hip Hinge Domination – Trish…