Welcome to your Workout of the Week, March 27, 2024!  We will be working with a resistance band for this month’s workout. Melissa Johnson, Chief Administrative Officer for Roseville, will demonstrate the exercises for this month.  Melissa loves to exercise and practices strength training regularly.  She understands the importance of taking care of her body and enjoys the challenge of weightlifting. Exercise: Resistance Band Lateral Raise How to perform: Stand on the band and hold the handles with palms facing in towards your body.  Exhale, lift the band up while keeping your elbows straight.  You can bend your elbows to make the exercise easier.  Inhale, slowly release the band to starting position. Duration: Perform 10 to 12 repetitions with good form and breathing. Flyer For Resistance Band Lateral Raises

Welcome to your Workout of the Week!  This month’s WOW’s will focus on stretching your shoulders.  Typing and excessive electronic use can cause your shoulders, neck, and chest to become stiff and sore.   Regular stretching can alleviate the pain and increase your range of motion.

This month we have Dr. Ryan Carver, Chief of Joy and Meaning in Medicine (JAMM).  Dr. Carver is active on his off days and loves to perform strength training, aerobic activity, and stretching.  He has a busy schedule but still finds time to exercise and practice self-care.  Way to go Dr. Carver and you are an inspiration!

Exercise: Standing tricep and shoulder stretch

How to perform: Stand up tall and pull on your left elbow with your right hand.  Keep your chest lifted and look straight ahead.  To deepen into the stretch, lean over to the right as you pull on your elbow.

Duration: Hold for 30 seconds and perform on both left and right side.

Flyer For Standing Tricep and Shoulder Stretch

Welcome to your Workout of the Week!  This month’s WOW’s will focus on stretching your shoulders.  Typing and excessive electronic use can cause your shoulders, neck, and chest to become stiff and sore.   Regular stretching can alleviate the pain and increase your range of motion.

This month we have Dr. Ryan Carver, Chief of Joy and Meaning in Medicine (JAMM).  Dr. Carver is active on his off days and loves to perform strength training, aerobic activity, and stretching.  He has a busy schedule but still finds time to exercise and practice self-care.  Way to go Dr. Carver and you are an inspiration!

Exercise: Standing shoulder and chest stretch

How to perform: Stand up tall and interlace your behind your back.  Lift your hands up and away from the body to feel a deep stretch in your shoulders and chest.

Duration: Hold for 30 seconds and perform multiple times throughout the day.

Flyer For Standing Shoulder and Chest Stretch

Welcome to your Workout of the Week!  This month’s WOW’s will focus on stretching your shoulders.  Typing and excessive electronic use can cause your shoulders, neck, and chest to become stiff and sore.   Regular stretching can alleviate the pain and increase your range of motion.

This month we have Dr. Ryan Carver, Chief of Joy and Meaning in Medicine (JAMM).  Dr. Carver is active on his off days and loves to perform strength training, aerobic activity, and stretching.  He has a busy schedule but still finds time to exercise and practice self-care.  Way to go Dr. Carver and you are an inspiration!

Exercise: Standing reach

How to perform: Stand up tall and interlace your fingers.  Reach your arms above your head and reach up and away from the ground.

Duration: Hold for 30 seconds and perform multiple times throughout the day.

Flyer For Standing Reach