COREFIT
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Encino, CA 91316

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Seated Dumbell Press
  1. Pressure on the thumb side of hand.
  2. Thumbs slightly elevated at the top.
  3. Back of the arms parallel to ground at the start position.
  4. Control in both directions.


Rear Dumbell Laterals
  1. Keep your body weight over your thighs. Sit back with bent knees.
  2. Keep the dumbbells low to the ground at the start.
  3. Drag dumbbells as far as you can staying low to the ground.
  4. Raise dumbbells to shoulder height.
  5. Control in both directions.



Dumbell Tricep Extension
  1. Keep your elbow pointed to the ceiling and close to your ear.
  2. Dumbbell remains flat, extend at the top.
  3. Control in both directions.


Dumbell Laterals
  1. Keep dumbbells flat, no inward rotation.
  2. Keep the elbows as high as the hands.
  3. Do not shrug shoulders.
  4. Control in both directions.
  5. Raise dumbbells to shoulder height.



45 Degree Leg Press
  1. Feet flat, pressure on the heels, shoulder width.
  2. Controlled movement in both directions.
  3. Focus the initial push from the glutes.
  4. Lower back must remain flat.
  5. Range of motion varies between individuals.


Abductor Machine
  1. Control the weight in both directions.
  2. Toes pointed and turned slightly inward.
  3. Hips tight, lower back remains flat.



Adductor Machine
  1. Control the weight in both directions.
  2. Point the toes ( Plantar Flexion ).
  3. Focus is on the inner thigh.


Leg Extension
  1. Control the weight in both directions.
  2. Extend and flex from the hip.
  3. Toes Pointed ( Plantar Flexion ).
  4. Proper posture on all movements.



Leg Curl
  1. Hips must stay flat.
  2. Toes pointed.
  3. Control the weight in both directions.
  4. Bring your heels as close to your glutes as possible.


Swiss Ball Leg Extension
  1. Hands at your side, palms face down.
  2. Hips remain elevated, heels on the ball.
  3. Extend completely, bring the heels to the glutes.
  4. Slow controlled motions.



Bicep Curl
  1. Elbows and shoulders back.
  2. Pressure on the inside of the hand.
  3. Wrists straight or slightly back (advanced position).
  4. Control in both directions.


Triceps Pushdown
  1. Wrist straight, pressure on the outside of the hand.
  2. Extend at the bottom, top position is chest height.
  3. Control in both directions



Incline Dumbell Press
  1. Back flat, pressure on the thumb side of your hand.
  2. Inside head of dumbbell is higher at the top – (Thumbs Up).
  3. Control the movement in both directions.
  4. Contract the upper chest at the top.


Incline Dumbell Fly
  1. Back flat, cradle the dumbbells with your wrists going down.
  2. During concentric movement bring the inside of your wrists together at the top.
  3. Control the movement in both directions



Seated Hamstring Curl
  1. Toes pointed ( Plantar Flexion).
  2. Back flat, pull from your heels.
  3. Full contraction at the bottom.
  4. Control in both directions.


Dumbbell French Press
  1. Elbows point to ceiling, dumbbell remains flat.
  2. Pull elbows in towards the ears.
  3. Only your forearm moves.
  4. Control in both directions.



Low Pulley Row
  1. Proper posture during movement.
  2. Pressure on the little finger side of the hand.
  3. Stretch the back without leaning forward.
  4. Control in both directions.


High Pulley Row
  1. Proper posture during movement.
  2. Pressure on the little finger side of the hand.
  3. Stretch the back without leaning forward.
  4. Control in both directions



Swiss ball Jackknife
  1. Stabilize the lower back and abdominals.
  2. Bring your knees to your chest.
  3. Control in both directions.
  4. This is an advanced movement.


Swiss bal Crunches
  1. Back should be completely supported.
  2. Elbows remain back.
  3. Do not pull on your neck.
  4. Control in both directions.



Standing Calve Raise
  1. Focus on full range of motion.
  2. Pressure is on the big toe.
  3. Control the motion in both directions.
  4. Stretch completely at the bottom.


Front Pull down
  1. Pressure on the little finger side of the hand.
  2. Pull to your collarbone, do not lean back.
  3. Full stretch at the top.
  4. Control in both directions.