This was an EARLY MORNING QIGONG WORKOUT I did recently. There is something very calming and therapeutic about the sound of the water. And when you're out there and you're experiencing that, you should just go with it. Start slow, build up speed gradually (not too much), and then slow down again. These movements are excellent for healing and building of the Chi (or Qi). Make sure there is no tension in the muscles. Everything must be relaxed in order for the energy to flow properly. To learn more about In-Home or Online Personal Training, Click Below! CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFO

This movement is fantastic for training the entire body to ​​ROOT AND CONNECT! Start with a small ball, gradually make it larger, and then finally return it to a small size. Very similar to the Serving Teacup exercise, the goal here is to go with the natural flow of the movement and not fight it. For more info about In-Home or Online Personal Training, Click Below! CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFO

Check out my amazing client Kiran, doing Medicine Ball Squats with throws. This works great because not only are you training your legs, but you're also training explosive power from the throwing of the ball as well as coordination! A great all round butt kicker! For more information about In-Home or Online Personal Training, Click Below! CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFO

The serving teacups movement is excellent for understanding the body connection. In earlier videos, I explained the importance of the RBCs of Qigong which are Rooting, Breathing, and Connecting. This will help put all those pieced together. The key here is simply don't fight it! Allow your body to move in a way to facilitate the movement of "holding your teacup" so it won't spill. For more information about In-Home or Online Personal Training, Click Below! CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFO

I have just finished my 22 Day Pushup Challenge #22kill and I must say that the entire experience was quite rewarding. First of all, I helped to spread awareness of the problem of veteran suicide and PTSD (post traumatic stress disorder). Secondly, it was quite a challenge to think of all the different pushup variations! I know I didn't have to, but I decided to take this challenge one step further and do a different one each day. The only exception was the last day when my daughter Mia wanted to participate. It made sense at that time to come full circle and…

Injuries are a part of life. I know it sucks but there's nothing you can do which will completely guarantee you won't get injured. Sometimes little pains just creep up on you and you have absolutely no idea how it happened. Now what to do about it? I can tell you that the absolute worst thing is to do nothing and hope it will get better. Trust me, the pain will just hang around forever. And even if it starts to feel a bit better, the minute you try and do a workout the pain will come back! There are few…

I've got a hell of a workout for you today! It's the 100 Rep Blast. So what is it? You'll pick 5 exercises making sure that you're hitting the entire body with them. Then you'll perform them in a circuit for 20 reps each. That will give you the 100 reps. Then you'll repeat the entire circuit up to 4 more times depending on your fitness level. Ideally you'll go to the different exercises right away with no rest in between. But obviously if that's too difficult, take a bit of rest. Just try to minimize it. The goal here…

In this video, I'll show the difference between a pushing punch and a piercing punch. I'll also demonstrate the Dragonback exercise which is used to develop power and body connection. For more information about In-Home or Online Personal Training, Click Below! CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFO

Here I go again with another oldie but a goodie. Today it's supersets! I have no idea why, but you don't see many people doing this any more. Supersets are awesome for a number of reasons. Before we get to them, what are supersets. It's a grouping of 2 exercises done back to back typically with minimal or no rest between. It's often done with antagonistic muscles such as chest and back, biceps and triceps, or quadriceps and hamstrings. But it can be done for the same muscle as well. One benefit of this is that it saves time. Another…

One of the biggest myths in fitness is the idea of "toning up" In this video, I explain exactly why this is the case. For more information about In-Home or Online Personal Training, Click Below! CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFO

In fitness, this expression is definitely true. Walk into any gym and what are you likely to see? People training their chest, biceps, quads (front of your legs) and abs. Do you see a pattern here? These are all muscles on the front of your body. There is an entire rear part of your body that is extremely important not only for aesthetics (Check out that Steve Reeves photo from the 1940s) but for function. It is absolutely essential to give equal or perhaps more time to the rear muscles of the body since in many cases, they're bigger. Triceps…

People are often conditioned and brainwashed into thinking that more is better. This simply isn't true. I've spoken before about the importance of quality over quantity. Hardly a new concept, but there are many who believe in quantity over quality, particularly in fitness. I've seen people in the past proud of the fact that they spend three hours in the gym. They'll typically start with some cardio like the treadmill, bike, or elliptical. Then they'll run through all the machines and maybe do a few dumbbell exercises. All the while, talking to everyone in prolonged conversations. No wonder it takes…

Injuries can be a real nuisance, but there are still ways to get in a good workout! Watch the video to learn about it! And for more info about In-Home or Online Personal Training, Click Below! CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFO

The L Sit is a very effective exercise for core strength and overall isometric strength. Unfortunately it can also be very difficult to do. However, by understanding your centreline it makes things much easier! For more info about In-Home or Online Personal Training, Click Below! CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFO

Sometimes it can be frustrating for beginners to watch workout videos with all types of exercises that are beyond your abilities. It's all fine for someone to say to do 15 reps of chinups followed by 15 reps of dips and then a 100 Meter Dash. The only problem is what happens when you haven't worked out for years, decades, or never? Or how about if you have an injury? There are many reasons why you may not be able to do conventional exercises. That's the reason why it's important to understand the need for LIMITED ABILITY EXERCISES I know it…

One of the absolute best upper body exercises you can do is the Parallel Bar Dip. In fact, it's been called the Upper Body Squat! It has an incredible muscle building AND metabolic effect. To get the most out if it, watch the video to learn how! And for more info about In-Home or Online Personal Training, Click Below! CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFO

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