5 Simple Stretches to Beat Desk Tension If you spend most of your day sitting at a desk, you’re not alone. Long hours of sitting can lead to tight muscles, poor posture, and nagging aches in your neck, shoulders, hips, and back. The good news? A few quick stretches throughout the day can make a huge difference. In Part 3 of our Desk Stretch Series , we’re focusing on five easy, effective stretches you can do right at work to keep your body moving and feeling better. 1. Trap (

If you’re new to strength training or getting back into it, this full-body dumbbell or kettlebell workout is a great place to start. It hits all the major muscle groups, builds foundational strength, and doesn’t require fancy equipment or complicated programming. All you need is a single pair of dumbbells and a little space. 1. Goblet Squat Primary muscles:  Quads, glutes, core Coaching cues: Hold the dumbbell close to your chest like a goblet Feet about shoulder-width apart

A strong, stable back is the foundation for almost every movement you do; from lifting in the gym to bending, twisting, and even just sitting at your desk. Unfortunately, most people spend their days leaning forward, sitting, or overloading their lower back without training the muscles that actually stabilize the spine. The result? Tight, weak, or overworked back muscles that leave you prone to pain or inefficient movement. This simple 5-move sequence targets your posterior c

Single-leg RDL to improve stability. Balance isn’t something you get to take for granted it’s a skill that needs to be trained. And the truth is, if you don’t work on it, it can fade faster than you realize. Poor balance doesn’t just affect how gracefully you move; it impacts your joints, your confidence, and your ability to handle the small challenges of daily life; stairs, curbs, carrying groceries, or even just shifting your weight while turning. The good news? You don’t n