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Matthew Stevens
Registrace 23. 12. 2013
Pure Physio is a privately-owned rehab and performance facility catered towards the active individual.
Iso Lunge with Heel Raise
Progressive lunge to include ankle, knee and hip stabilization, as well as improve muscular endurance.
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Captain Morgan Side Plank
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Progression of side plank for inclusion of adductors and hip flexors of lower extremities.
Wall Angels
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Wall angles are an exercise used for postural re-reducation as well as cervical and scapular pain.
Wrist Extension, Flexion, Supination/Pronation
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Wrist Extension, Flexion, Supination/Pronation
Bosu Ball Squats
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Bosu ball squats include ankle stabilizers while challenging hip stabilizing and strengthening muscles. This exercise is utilized for improve balance, core endurance and return to sport with lower extremity injuries.
Sidelying External Rotation
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This exercise is utilized in the rehabilitation of the Rotator Cuff muscles of the shoulder. This exercise emphasis the activation of the external rotators of the joint to improve strength and stability.
Tempo Squats
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Exercise is performed with a 3 second descend, a 3 second hold at the bottom and 3 second hold rise to stand. This exercise emphasizes the utilization of the gluteals, quadriceps muscles group and core activation.
Internal Rotation Iso Hold Walk Out
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This exercise is utilized in stabilizing the shoulder and improving strength of the internal rotators of the Rotator Cuff
External Rotation Iso Hold Walk Outs
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For scapular stability and strengthening of the external rotators of the Rotator Cuff.
Dead Bug with Isometric Hold
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This version of a dead bug is a progressive form to further improve the endurance of the core, activate scapular stabilizers and reduce low back pain.
Single Leg Stance on Bosu
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Single leg stance on bosu ball challenges the ankle stability and strength, as well as improving core activation and endurance.
CrossFit Open 20.4 - Movement Prep & Tips with Dr. Julie Foucher
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CrossFit Open 20.4 - Movement Prep & Tips with Dr. Julie Foucher
CrossFit Open 20.3 Movement Prep & Tips - Spencer & Saxon Panchik
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CrossFit Open 20.3 Movement Prep & Tips - Spencer & Saxon Panchik
CrossFit Open 20.2 Movement Prep & Tips - Scott Panchik and Feeroozeh Saghafi
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CrossFit Open 20.2 Movement Prep & Tips - Scott Panchik and Feeroozeh Saghafi
CrossFit Open - 20.1 - CrossFit Roaster Barbell
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CrossFit Open - 20.1 - CrossFit Roaster Barbell
I have been doing this all my life isint this a normal plank ????
Wow! this is really good, ive been feeling pain in my shoulders when doing pullups and doing this has really helped eliminate that, Thanks Matthew!.
Not sure this is safe for a 65yr old...but I can do it partially. Thanks for demonstration. 🙋
If you have trouble engaging to do this right, have a friend place their palm in the middle of your back, between the shoulder blades, adding just about 10# of force. Focus on pressing their hand up to the ceiling. Presto, you're doing it!
Wow that some ball!
Not one push up. I punish you with a down vote
I thought you were going to jump in the air then do a shoulder tap… your decent.
Is this good for shoulder muscles sir??
Yes. Helps serrated
What is the use of this exercise?
Hi i have question. I have shoulder surgery in June my therapist give me full can exercise for supraspinatus but the day after i make full can always huge pain on rhomboid and supraspinatus burn. I read a lot about exercise and all study ive read told the best exercise for supraspinatus are push up plus 90% supraspinatus activate . I make it and zero pain day after. Why my body never tolerate front or lateral full can but all ovehead press push up plus and Y raise no pain. Thx for awnser.
Wow! such a smooth and straightforward explanation! thank you so much for this 😊
It's supposed to be anterior pelvic tikt.
Hello, I have winged shoulder, can this exercise be useful for me?
A step should not put the knee in an angle superior to 90 degrees.
there is absolutely zero medical or research based scientific literature to support this claim, or any other specific claim in regards to an arbitrary joint angle. Joints can adapt to a wide range of angles when it comes to resistance training so long as the requisite mobility is present, and load is properly managed (not too much too soon, etc).
Lo máximo!!
Never bend the knee. (got)
who came up with this xddd
It's work?
no it doesnt work
Why put an ad on a 15 second video
Problem with this exercise is , to do it like you, one requires hypermobile fingers. Bending fingers back 90 degrees is off limits to many, so that stack never occurs.
Just did this one! Full body
important exercise
Will this help with GIRD?
Hi, I am 7 months post ACL/meniscus tear and do these regularly. My PT preferred I keep my knee at or behind my toes on the way down whereas the “kneesovertoesguy” promotes allowing the knee to go over the toes, any thoughts on which is better/safer?
What muscles does it work?
Front, lateral, and rear deltoids respectively, also a little tension to the pectorals, and, of course, your core.
Não entendi nada 🤭
I still can't differentiate
from my understanding, with a traditional plank youre just maintaining tension while in the plank position (arms sticking out instead of hands clapsed, etc). in RKC Plank, you're squeezing your hands together and pulling your elbows and feet towards one another without letting them move so that you're creating tension (pretend theres something blocking them from moving/touching). You're adding more tension to your body in shorter spurts instead of just staying in position for a longer period of time
Normal plank: just holding position not tensing anything (which is useless). People who say they can hold a plank for long time are not doing it properly. RKC Plank: tensing through hands, pushing elbows into the ground & feet toward your core. Doing it this way thousand time more beneficial because you’re actually contracting the muscles designated for that particular exercise. If you’re squeezing everything as hard as you can you’ll find you can’t hold it the position for very long.
Thks❤
thanks for the video
Good physiotherapispy clinical set up
Well demonstrated, short and to the point. Thank you. Great quality.
no
I cant do it 😭😭😭😭
thank you for the no-nonsense demonstration
I just heard about this push up . Suppose to hit multiple areas at once .
Oh I thought it was gonna be tap, pushup, tap, pushup and so on
That’s just a shoulder tap, not a push up shoulder tap
Does this fix hunched posture?
Can the same be done with decline pushups?
Ah se the way I would do it. Do a pushup, ce up and tap a shoulder, do another pushup, come up and tap the other shoulder and repeat
That's how I do mine
so what?
wdym
Difference between this and keeping knees in line with hip and shoulder?
Thank u so much. One thing: During the movement, is there an internal or external rotation of the shoulders?
external rotation engages the serratus anterior more
Bonjour nand
Where is the 69
wut
Pls
usually i can do like 40 pushups but when I add the plus i can only do 10....why?
range of motion and it works out a muscle you probably forget about a lot the shit on your ribs
@@natecole2866 the shit on your ribs is called serratus anterior and is usually a weakpoint even if it is a very important muscle, people just don’t know how train/isolate it or just forget about it at all
@@syky145 the shit on your ribs 💀💀
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who else watched this as an online school demonstration
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I do it with push ups. I add heavy resistance bands to make it difficult. I do concentric part get on knees and get into the bottom position.