Balance Stretch Combo

Ivan Koretskyy

Ivan

Koretskyy

Age Recommendation

6+

Video Duration

23 Minutes

Calories Burned

45

FITNESS

Balance Training

Balance Training

Bodyweight Training

Bodyweight Training

Core Training

Core Training

Pilates

Pilates

Stretching

Stretching

Yoga

Yoga

HIIT Workout

HIIT Workout

SKILLS

Clarity

Clarity

Flexibility

Flexibility

Stability

Stability

Toning

Toning

EQUIPMENT

None

Body Focus

Full Body

Intensity

Level 2

XP Boost

20%

Muscles Activated

Side of Stomach

Front of Lower Leg

Edge of Shoulder

Behind the Lower Leg

Rear end

Behind the Leg

Front of Leg

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YOUR REWARD

276

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661

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Workout Summary

- Arm Swings 2x

- Hamstring Stretch 2x

- Quad Stretch 2x

- One Leg Ankle Rolls 2x

- Knee Cradle 2x

- One Leg Stand 2x

- Side Planks 2x

- One Leg High Knees 2x

- Push Up Plank 2x

- One Leg Squat 2x

- Alternating One Leg Reach 2x

Description

This workout session prioritizes stretching and balancing. It's a low-effort exercise but great for increasing flexibility and enhancing standing stability for students.

Trainer Bio

Ivan made the idea of YFNA come to life. His life is revolved around fitness and nutrition since he was six years old and never stopped since. Starting from being a competitive soccer player in his youth to transitioning to a fitness trainer, he has made an extraordinary life out of himself and wants to share his expertise with other kids out there so they too can get a good head start in health wellness.

Student's Progress

Exercising daily will boost the amount of rewards you can earn!

EXERCISE STREAK

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Rewards

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SKILL INCREASED

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YFN COIN

276

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EXPERIENCE POINTS

661

How To
Challenge Yourself

If the exercises in the video are not making you sweat enough, you can become an overachiever by working harder. You can do some of the following to challenge yourself:

- Faster Repetition
- Add Weights
- More Bodyweight Resistance

How To
Slow Down

You are able to go at your own pace if the exercises are too challenging for you. You don't want to overwork yourself because it can possibly lead to any injury if done the improperly. You can do some of the following to still follow along safely:

- Slower Repetition
- Remove Weights
- Longer Breaks

How To
Prevent Injury

There will be new exercises that you will new to you. Your body will react to new things that may seem challenging (This is a good thing). Make sure to have your body stretched on muscles that will be activated. Do stretches before and after your exercises! We stretch before to be more flexible for our muscles to perform full range exercises, and we stretch after to prevent soreness!

How To
Exercise Correctly

Many people have the reasonable fear about doing the exercise incorrectly. This is because people don't have the education to know what they are doing. The main concepts to think about when performing the exercise is to ask yourself this:

1) What movement will cause certain muscles to contract and stretch?
2) What is the maximum range of motion I can perform?
3) Do I feel the targeted muscles being activated?
4) What is the correct posture when I perform the exercise?

How To
Exercise For Fun!

We all can get to a certain point that exercising can get stale. Some ways to add more grooves with your moves can be the following:

- Listen to your favorite music
- Bring friends and family along
- Try new exercises
- Set personal goals
- Challange yourself

FITNESS

Balance Training

Balance Training

Bodyweight Training

Bodyweight Training

Core Training

Core Training

Pilates

Pilates

Stretching

Stretching

Yoga

Yoga

HIIT Workout

HIIT Workout

SKILLS

Clarity

Clarity

Flexibility

Flexibility

Stability

Stability

Toning

Toning

EQUIPMENT

None

Body Focus

Full Body

Intensity

Level 2

XP Boost

20%

Muscles Activated

Side of Stomach

Front of Lower Leg

Edge of Shoulder

Behind the Lower Leg

Rear end

Behind the Leg

Front of Leg

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