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Steep Hills Have Never Been So Easy

January 30, 2019  by Dr. Suki Munsell

Roll Up Hills and Glide Back Down!

Love hiking but worried about the aches and pains of navigating steep hills?

Watch our latest So Easy video to discover how you can roll up steep hills and glide back down.

Heels Have Never Been So Easy

December 21, 2018  by Dr. Suki Munsell

Are you looking forward to parties this holiday season and considering wearing heels but want to be safe and look great?  With ankle sprains reported as 45% of all sports injuries, you need some good strategies.

Stairs Have Never Been So Easy

December 5, 2018  by Dr. Suki Munsell

Have you experienced that moment when you can either take the staircase or the elevator, and you choose the elevator?  More importantly, you wish you had chose stairs?

Well there is an easier way to use the stairs without joint pain or muscle strain. We all want that, right?

Build Core with Ease – The Leaning Plank Series: The Swiss Army Knife of Exercise Part 3 of 3

October 24, 2018  by Dr. Suki Munsell

The Swiss Army Knife was my trusted tool for many years when backpacking through wilderness areas, and years later when I cruised through the Bahamas. The handy scissors, tweezers, knife, screwdrivers, and awl were my favorites. Now I rely on the Leaning Plank Series as a handy tool to swiftly get my body into balanced alignment. Here are the many benefits you can expect.

Build Core with Ease – The Leaning Plank Series: The Swiss Army Knife of Exercise Part 2 of 3

August 28, 2018  by Dr. Suki Munsell

To help my dance teacher Anna return to greater mobility following a spinal fracture, I introduced her to the Leaning Plank exercises I had been developing. She’d been in pain and inactive for a few months. We were at her oceanside home at Sea Ranch. From the kitchen counter we could watch the coastal cypress

Build Core with Ease – the Leaning Plank Series: The Swiss Army Knife of Exercise Part 1 of 3

August 1, 2018  by Dr. Suki Munsell

"This one exercise does it all," said Anna, my dance teacher, as she demonstrated a plank position against her studio wall.  "Stand tall, Suki.  Lean. Bring in your belly (toward your backbone) so you stay straight.  Hold. Can't you feel your core strengthening?  Now try some push-ups.  Can you feel how your back strength connects to your core?"

I was skeptical that the Leaning Plank could be the Swiss Army knife of exercise until I began exploring its seemingly endless variations.