Welcome to Train With Me Online, your Online Personal Trainer! We have over 400 unique and challenging video exercises and over 100 workout routines! These include strength, conditioning & weight loss. Work out at home or at the gym using our printable work out plans.
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Upper Body Exercises  Double Bosu Push-Ups  The double Bosu push-up is an intermediate version of the classic push-up. This exercise uses two Bosu's, one upside down on the other to add an element of instability which increases the difficulty of the exercise.
Double Cable Row on Bosu The cable row on the Bosu is an intermediate exercise. This exercise uses the Bosu to add an element of instability which increases the difficulty of the exercise and makes you engage your core.
 Double Medicine Ball Bosu Push-Ups The double medicine ball Bosu push-up is an advanced upper body exercise. This is a very challenging exercise that targets the chest, shoulders, arms and core.
Double Medicine Ball Push-Ups The double medicine ball push-up is an intermediate upper body exercise. This exercise requires a great deal of core strength and should only be performed by intermediate to advanced fitness levels.
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Workout Routines: Full Body Fitness | Strength and Conditioning | Core Strength | Abs Workouts | Weight Loss | Best Workout Routines | Ab Workout
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