2- BODY WEIGHT SQUATS: Feet shoulder width apart, hands behind

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3- BODY WEIGHT GOODMORNINGS: Same starting position as a squat. Slight bend in knees. Push back hips until upper torso is parallel to floor. Maintain flat back posture. Pulling shoulder blades toward each other. Holding chest up and out, and tilting head slightly up. Note: This exercise should be felt in the hamstrings, not the low back.
2- BODY WEIGHT SQUATS: Feet shoulder width apart, hands behind head with fingers locked. Lower body until top of thighs are parallel to the floor. Maintain.
Maintain an erect body position with chest up and eyes forward. Keep weight over the middle of the foot, not on toes. Keep heels on floor (lift toes to assist sitting back on heels). Keep knees aligned over foot (knees should not pass toes).
Start with arms overhead and hands clasped together. Slightly bend knees and swing arms through legs. Return to the starting position and rotate entire body to one side (be sure to turn foot to prevent twisting the knee). Alternate sides.
Lower body on one leg until top of thigh is parallel to the floor. Opposite leg is crossed with foot above knee. Maintain an erect position with eyes forward, chest high, and heel flat.
Balancing on one leg with heel flat. Bend at the waist, touching opposite hand to foot. Back leg is elevated with knee slightly bent. Perform all repetitions while maintaining balance on one leg, do not alternate legs.
Keep lead knee and foot aligned and toes pointing straight ahead. Flex lead knee, while lowering trailing knee just short of touching the floor. Keep torso vertical by sitting back on trailing leg. Keeping lead foot flat on floor, forcefully push off with lead leg. Bring lead foot back to position next to trailing foot.
Lead knee is flexed and top of thigh is parallel with the floor. Trailing leg is as straight as possible. Toes are pointed forward, and body is in an erect position (chest up, head and eyes forward).
Hand and feet shoulder width apart. Perform a push-up touching chest to floor. Upon reaching the top of the push-up, remove one hand and rotate the body 45 degrees. Perform one arm circle forward and then one arm circle backwards before returning to the top position of the push-up. Perform another push-up, rotate to the other side, and repeat arm circles.
Lying in prone position (face down). Hands behind head with fingers locked. Lift the upper torso, keeping head and eyes forward. Slow and controlled movements.
Cross leg over the posterior portion of the body attempting to touch opposite hand. Alternate sides.
With bar overhead, lower body until hamstrings are parallel to the floor. Maintain an erect body position with chest up and eyes forward. Arms stay straight during entire movement. Keep weight over the middle of foot, not on toes. Keep heels on floor (lift toes to assist sitting back on heels). Keep knees aligned over foot (knees should not pass toes). Note: In performing this exercise using a bar, take bar from rack and push jerk or shoulder press it to starting position above head. Progression: #1- Begin this exercise using dumbbells, progressively increase the weight. #2- Use a curl bar (wt= 15 lb) and add weight as technique allows. Once technique is sound, use a barbell as shown (wt= 45 lb) and add weight as technique allows.
2- (A) Squat down and put your hands on the floor slightly in front of your body. 3- (B) Extend your legs in an explosive fashion. You should now be in push-up position. 4- Bring your legs back to original squat position (A) and explode up- jump as high as you can- with your arms extending over head. Control your landing and repeat drill for required repetitions. A. B.