How To Train Your Glutes On The Cable Tower Machine

A cable tower machine is a fairly common piece of equipment in any residential or corporate office building's fitness center.  However, do you know how to properly utilize it to train your glutes and other muscles in your legs?  In this video, I'm going to break down and demonstrate a few of my favorite glute exercises in order for you to get that strong lower body that you're probably looking for.  And guess what, you only need one piece of equipment, the cable tower machine.

How to prepare your lower body for training!

Good morning and happy Friday Silver Strong Family! I wanted to share with you all my favorite "go to" lower body warm-up that I use for myself and many of my clients. These exercises focus on mobilizing and activating muscle groups in your lower body so that they are "prepared" to work out. A proper warm-up is key to preventing injuries, and improving your overall training sessions for years to come. This warm-up series should take you no longer than 10 minutes to complete. Good luck and stay loose! 

Turn on those glutes with this simple exercise!

GOOD MORNING SILVER STRONG FOLLOWERS!  For todays video Carolina and I wanted to explain to you the benefits of the glute bridge, and when done correctly, what it can do for your golf game and everyday life. Now we know that not everybody has the the time or discipline to go to the gym, so this is a simple, well rounded exercise that you can do to build not only strength in the hips, but also release your tight hip flexors which in turn will decrease your lower back pain. Oh, did I fail to mention that this exercise will also give that butt of yours a nice round, shapely look to it? Check out the video and please share with your friends! Have a great day! 

Full Body Circuit Training

In this training video Alex is demonstrating an upper, lower, abdominal circuit, which is meant to be performed with little to no rest in between exercises. After you complete the three movements take thirty seconds of rest, then complete two more rounds. I like incorporating this style of circuit training because it really challenges the clients strength and cardiovascular capabilities because you are targeting the entire body at once. This is just an example of which exercises you can choose when planning your own total body circuit, any variation of upper, lower, and abdominal exercises will work just fine. Have Fun!!