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When you're busy with a growing family, it's hard to fit in fitness. But that may be because you are overlooking many opportunities right in front of you. Mother of four, Carrie Myers Smith, explains how you can get fit by doing ordinary things. 

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Kneeling Bird Dogs

Back To All Core Exercises



Starting Position
Kneel on your hands and knees, placing hands below your shoulders and knees directly beneath your hips.

Action
EXHALE: Raise right knee off the floor, extending leg behind you, parallel to the floor as you also extend your left arm in front. Hold for 1-3 counts.

INHALE: Lower your arm and leg back to the starting position, rounding your back like a cat. (Try to pull your navel toward your spine, forming a straight line with your body before rounding your back.)

Repeat this exercise alternating sides to complete 1-2 sets of 10-15 reps for each side.

Special Instructions
Try not to tense up and stay as relaxed as possible.

Muscles worked: Lower back, Glutes, Abs



   

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