Fine-tuning popular exercises to help you get more out of them is one of my favorite things to do.
A few adjustments can give an old exercise a whole new perspective and make it feel brand new.
And that’s what we’re doing in today’s video with an exercise commonly called the Bird Dog.
I’ll show you how to apply the mid-back exercise from my last post to this well-known move to build mid-back strength, create scapular stability, and relieve wrist pain.
You’ll have to go slowly at first as you get used to this different approach to the Bird Dog, but I think you’re going to like what you find when you do.
I can’t wait to hear how it goes! Make sure and let me know in the comments below.
Forever fine-tuning,
Sydney
P.S. If you enjoy exploring different exercise and alignment approaches, you might like my online course, Understand Your Core. This self-paced course will give you a new perspective on your core and how it works. You’ll learn a safe and effective method to strengthen your core, which is the foundation for all you do.
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Ohh… love this one, the variation really strenght hip muscles as well !
Mixing with upper bag , and stretching shoulders, a wonderful way to restore
a healthy bag posture all over !
Thanks so much for sharing, much love on your way…
Thanks for sharing, Tania! So glad you enjoyed this one!
Love this variation Sydney, I can really feel the connection in the back which is really helped with the focus on the supporting side . Thank you
So glad this was helpful, Sue! Thanks for letting me know!