BWW Exclusive: Climb Some Stairs and Stay Fit with Mark Fisher Fitness Trainer Harold Gibbons!
by Nicole Rosky
- May 18, 2020
If climbing stairs for cardio is new for you, start by simply walking up and down the stairs. Your heart rate will climb as you do, and the descent will be a chance for your heart rate to settle as your body recovers. For a more intense kick in the cardio butt, you can take the stairs two at a time, which makes the muscles of your legs and hips work harder. To up the ante even more, running up the stairs - probably two at a time - will require the most strength and elevate your heart rate the quickest.
BWW Exclusive: Daily #MobilityMinute with Mark Fisher Fitness Trainer Harold Gibbons- The Wiggle Butt!
by Nicole Rosky
- May 12, 2020
Actually called an 'Alternating Hip Sit', the goal of this exercise is to practice shifting stance from side to side. It sounds simple, but it takes a lot of focus on mind-body connection, making it perfect for a movement meditation while you wait for your coffee to brew. The goal is to shift a?oeinto your hipa?? and tune in to your hamstrings, inner thighs, and outer glutes. Reaching with the opposite hand while fully exhaling really helps turn on the obliques to help find a balanced position, and wakes up any of those muscles that you might not have connected with.
BWW Exclusive: Get Your Workout On with Mark Fisher Fitness Trainer Harold Gibbons!
by Nicole Rosky
- May 11, 2020
Your fitness doesn't have to hit PAUSE, so we're teaming up with Mark Fisher Fitness to offer you a bodyweight workout to get your fitness fix! Mark Fisher Fitness's Steward of Strength Harold Gibbons is here to show you a bodyweight workout to get your fitness fix. Today we have a minimalist workout for some metabolic mayhem!
BWW Exclusive: Daily #MobilityMinute with Mark Fisher Fitness Trainer Harold Gibbons- The Sad Dog
by Nicole Rosky
- May 6, 2020
Mark Fisher Fitness's Steward of Strength Harold Gibbons is here to revisit the hip flexor stretch with the Couch Mobilization. Using the couch to elevate the foot increases the amount of stretch on your quads, meaning that when you tuck your hips into the position we call 'Sad Dog' (posterior pelvic tilt) and squeeze your butt muscles, you should get a great stretch on your hip flexors. 3-5 breaths per side, every hour or so, should help keep your hips loose and limber.
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