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05/15/2026

The Precor Seated Dip Machine is a highly effective upper-body exercise designed to strengthen the chest, triceps, and shoulders through a safe and controlled dipping motion. It’s a great option for building pushing strength while minimizing stress on the joints compared to traditional bodyweight dips.

How to Use the Precor Seated Dip Machine Properly:

Start by adjusting the seat height so the handles are positioned comfortably at chest level. Sit upright with your back firmly against the pad, feet flat on the floor, and core engaged. Grip the handles securely with your elbows bent and positioned naturally at your sides.

Press the handles downward and slightly forward in a smooth, controlled motion until your arms are nearly fully extended. Focus on engaging your chest and triceps throughout the movement. Pause briefly at the bottom, then slowly return the handles to the starting position while maintaining control of the weight.

Avoid locking out your elbows or using momentum to move the handles. Keep your shoulders stable and your posture upright throughout the exercise.

Muscles Worked:

Primary muscles engaged:
• Triceps brachii
• Pectoralis major (chest muscles)

Secondary muscles involved:
• Anterior deltoids (front shoulders)
• Upper stabilizing muscles

Tips for Best Results:
• Keep your chest lifted and shoulders down
• Use slow, controlled repetitions
• Avoid leaning excessively forward
• Focus on full range of motion without sacrificing form
• Exhale as you press down, inhale as you return

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05/11/2026

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05/09/2026

The Precor Converging Chest Press Machine is designed to strengthen the chest, shoulders, and triceps while providing a smooth, natural pressing motion. The converging movement pattern allows your arms to move inward as you press, closely mimicking the body’s natural range of motion for a more comfortable and effective workout.

How to Use the Precor Converging Chest Press Machine Properly:

Begin by adjusting the seat height so the handles are aligned with the middle of your chest. Sit with your back firmly against the pad, feet flat on the floor, and core engaged. Grip the handles comfortably with your wrists in a neutral position.

Press the handles forward in a smooth, controlled motion until your arms are nearly fully extended. Avoid locking out your elbows at the end of the movement. Pause briefly while squeezing your chest muscles, then slowly return the handles back to the starting position under control.

Maintain steady movement throughout the exercise and avoid using momentum or arching your back.

Muscles Worked:

Primary muscles engaged:
• Pectoralis major (chest muscles)

Secondary muscles involved:
• Anterior deltoids (front shoulders)
• Triceps
• Stabilizing muscles of the upper body

Tips for Best Results:
• Keep your shoulders down and back throughout the movement
• Avoid bouncing or jerking the weight
• Use a controlled tempo for better muscle activation
• Keep your wrists straight and elbows aligned naturally
• Exhale as you press forward, inhale as you return

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05/06/2026

The Precor Plate-Loaded Shoulder Press Machine is an effective way to build upper-body strength, specifically targeting the shoulders while providing stability and controlled movement. It’s ideal for both beginners and experienced lifters looking to safely develop pressing strength.

How to Use the Precor Plate-Loaded Shoulder Press Machine Properly:

Start by loading an appropriate amount of weight onto the machine. Adjust the seat height so the handles are at about shoulder level when you sit down. Sit with your back firmly against the pad, feet flat on the floor, and core engaged.

Grip the handles with your palms facing forward. Press the handles upward in a controlled motion until your arms are nearly fully extended overhead. Avoid locking out your elbows at the top. Pause briefly, then slowly lower the handles back down to shoulder level, maintaining control throughout the movement.

Muscles Worked:

Primary muscles engaged:
• Deltoids (shoulders) — especially the anterior (front) and medial (side) heads

Secondary muscles involved:
• Triceps
• Upper chest (pectorals)
• Trapezius for stabilization

Tips for Best Results:
• Keep your back flat against the pad—avoid arching
• Use a full range of motion without sacrificing form
• Move in a controlled, steady tempo
• Start with lighter weight to perfect technique
• Exhale as you press up, inhale as you lower

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05/04/2026

This drill is all about separating movement– so your leg can cue without pulling everything else with it. 🦵

What you’re building:
• Hip mobility without losing position
• A more stable, centered seat
• Control in motion, not just strength

Less gripping.
Less unnecessary movement.
More clarity.

05/04/2026

The Precor Plate-Loaded Angle Leg Press Machine is an excellent lower-body exercise for building strength, muscle mass, and power while providing stability and controlled movement. It’s a great alternative to squats for targeting the legs with reduced stress on the lower back.

How to Use the Precor Plate-Loaded Angle Leg Press Machine Properly:

Start by loading the desired weight onto the machine. Sit down with your back and hips firmly against the pad, placing your feet shoulder-width apart on the platform. Your feet can be positioned slightly higher or lower depending on your goal, but they should remain flat throughout the movement.

Release the safety handles and begin by slowly lowering the platform toward your body by bending your knees. Keep your lower back pressed into the pad and your knees tracking in line with your toes. Lower the weight until your knees reach about a 90-degree angle, or as far as your mobility allows without your hips lifting off the pad.

Press through your heels to extend your legs and return the platform to the starting position. Avoid locking out your knees at the top and maintain a smooth, controlled tempo.

Muscles Worked:

Primary muscles engaged:
• Quadriceps
• Glutes

Secondary muscles:
• Hamstrings
• Calves
• Core muscles for stabilization

Tips for Best Results:
• Keep your heels flat and avoid pushing through your toes
• Do not allow your knees to collapse inward
• Maintain constant tension—avoid bouncing at the bottom
• Keep your lower back pressed into the pad at all times
• Exhale as you press, inhale as you lower

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05/04/2026

The Precor Plate-Loaded Squat Machine is a powerful tool for building lower-body strength while providing added stability and control compared to free-weight squats. It’s ideal for targeting the major muscle groups of the legs and developing overall strength and power.

How to Use the Precor Plate-Loaded Squat Machine Properly:

Start by loading an appropriate amount of weight onto the machine. Step onto the platform and position your feet about shoulder-width apart, with your toes slightly pointed outward. Place your shoulders firmly under the pads and keep your chest up with your core engaged.

Release the safety handles and begin the movement by bending your knees and hips, lowering your body in a controlled manner. Keep your back neutral and your knees tracking in line with your toes. Lower until your thighs are at least parallel to the platform, or as far as your mobility allows.

Drive through your heels to push the platform back up, extending your hips and knees until you return to the starting position. Avoid locking out your knees at the top and maintain control throughout the entire movement.

Muscles Worked:

The primary muscles engaged include:
• Quadriceps (front of the thighs)
• Glutes (buttocks)

Secondary muscles involved:
• Hamstrings
• Calves
• Core muscles for stabilization

Tips for Best Results:
• Keep your heels flat and avoid lifting them off the platform
• Maintain a controlled tempo—don’t rush the movement
• Keep your chest up and core tight throughout
• Start with lighter weight to master form before progressing
• Breathe out as you push up, inhale as you lower

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05/03/2026

The Precor Prone Leg Curl Machine is designed to isolate and strengthen the hamstrings—the muscles on the back of your thighs. It’s an excellent exercise for improving lower-body strength, knee stability, and overall athletic performance.

How to Use the Precor Prone Leg Curl Machine Properly:

Start by lying face down on the machine with your knees aligned with the machine’s pivot point (the axis of rotation). Adjust the pad so it rests just above your heels, on the lower part of your calves. Your hips should stay flat against the bench throughout the movement.

Grip the handles or sides of the machine for stability and engage your core. Slowly curl your legs upward by bending your knees, bringing your heels toward your glutes. Squeeze your hamstrings at the top of the movement and pause briefly.

Lower the weight back down in a slow, controlled manner until your legs are fully extended, but avoid locking out your knees. Maintain control the entire time—don’t let the weight drop.

Muscles Worked:

The primary muscles targeted are the hamstrings, which include:
• Biceps femoris
• Semitendinosus
• Semimembranosus

Secondary muscles that assist include the calves (gastrocnemius) and glutes for stabilization.

Tips for Best Results:
• Keep your hips pressed into the pad—avoid lifting them during the curl
• Move slowly and avoid using momentum
• Use a full range of motion for maximum muscle activation
• Start with a moderate weight and focus on form first
• Exhale as you curl, inhale as you lower

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05/03/2026

The Precor Leg Extension Machine is a great way to isolate and strengthen the quadriceps—the large muscle group on the front of your thighs. It’s commonly used to build leg strength, improve knee stability, and support overall lower-body performance.

How to Use the Precor Leg Extension Machine Properly:

Start by adjusting the seat so your knees line up with the machine’s pivot point (the axis where the machine rotates). Your back should be fully supported against the pad, and your feet should rest comfortably under the padded bar, positioned just above your ankles.

Sit tall with your core engaged and grip the handles at your sides. Slowly extend your legs upward by straightening your knees until your legs are nearly fully extended. Avoid locking out your knees at the top. Pause briefly to feel the contraction in your quadriceps.

Then, lower the weight back down in a controlled manner until your knees are bent at about a 90-degree angle. Avoid letting the weight drop quickly—control is key for both safety and effectiveness.

Muscles Worked:

The primary muscles engaged are the quadriceps, which include:
• Re**us femoris
• Vastus lateralis
• Vastus medialis
• Vastus intermedius

These muscles are responsible for knee extension and play a major role in activities like walking, running, squatting, and jumping.

Tips for Best Results:
• Use a controlled tempo—avoid swinging or using momentum
• Keep your hips down and back against the seat
• Start with a manageable weight and focus on proper form
• Exhale as you extend, inhale as you lower

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04/15/2026

Barefoot training isn’t just a trend. It can improve strength, balance, and overall movement quality.

From better foot stability to increased core activation, training without shoes can help you move more intentionally and efficiently.

As always, be mindful of your environment and choose what’s best for your body.

💪✨ Strong Starts & Consistent Wins in the New Year! ✨💪Owner and trainer Cheryl is keeping the momentum going strong alon...
01/17/2026

💪✨ Strong Starts & Consistent Wins in the New Year! ✨💪

Owner and trainer Cheryl is keeping the momentum going strong alongside her client Lynn, proving that consistency, guidance, and hard work are the real keys to success—especially at the start of a new year. 👊

Whether you’re just getting started or leveling up your training, having the right coach and environment makes all the difference. At Resilient Fitness, we’re here to support you every step of the way.

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Let’s make this year your strongest yet!

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