One Leg Bridge Push Ups

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Uploaded by on Sep 12, 2009

A combination of a strength/conditioning and a mobility exercise - offering an active flexibility tool much supperior to pure passive flexibility work.
I use this type of mobility work extensively, making sure that there is strength where there is flexibility.

For more info: http://idoportal.blogspot.com/2009/09/bridge-push-ups.html

For further training info:
1. Email us at floreioart@gmail.com
2. Visit www.idoportal.blogspot.com
3. Subscribe to this Youtube channel

Creation: Ido Portal
Performance: Ido Portal
Music: Brad Mehldau Trio

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  • good flexibility, but sack the pianist

  • THEBODYPRACTICE: thanks a lot for pointing it out, i have never understood the point in doing bridges looking to the cieling. I will try to work a bit on that now. :o)

  • Most people will forgo the notion that the lock out of the arms is easier to achieve with the head looking towards the floor unlocking the 'upper quarter'. Shown in the video is a harder variation- because the upper thoracic vertibrae are locked neutral in position, thereby challenging more ROM out of the shoulders, and lower-to mid-back regions. 5* Brother

  • ...love the Jazz-Baroque track combined with the exercise!

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