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]]>You can do this exercise with a dumbbell, medicine ball, kettlebell, or weight platter. Stand straight and step your left leg slightly back, and hold the weight with both hands above your head on the right side. Twist your torso and bring the weight down all the way across the body to the left side in a “chopping” motion, exhale on the way down. Return to the start and do 15 reps on each side.
This exercise might not seem like it does a lot but once you get started and do the correct technique you will feel it working. Start in a plank position with your forearms on a stability ball, keeping your core tight and your body straight. Move your forearms forward and backward in a sawing motion for 30 seconds.
Start in a plank position with both feet on gliders. Make sure to engage your core and then bring your right knee forward between your hands, using the glider. Bring it back to the start position and then bring in the left knee. Keep alternating for 30-40 seconds.
You can do this exercise with an ab wheel or a small medicine ball. Kneel on a mat and place the wheel or medicine ball on the floor in front of your body and place both hands on top. Keeping your hips high, roll out as far as you can, keeping your core tight. Bring the ball/wheel back to the start position and do 10 reps.
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]]>You have to master the plank, so get down on the floor, with your hands and feet, in a position similar to a push-up. Spread your fingers wide and aline your shoulders with your hands, keeping both arms straight and symmetrical.
Maintain your body straight, breathe deeply, and feel your abdominals burn. If you manage to hold for one minute, you are on the right track. Over time increase the interval until you achieve to hold the plank for two minutes. Achieving this goal is a sign of building a strong core.
Your hips will start sinking lower, but you have to put a stop to it, so you wouldn’t put too much pressure on your lower back. If your body starts shaking, just relax and breathe deeply. Also, you can perform the plank on your elbows instead of your hands, if you feel any discomfort in your wrists.
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]]>You can do this exercise with a dumbbell, medicine ball, kettlebell, or weight platter. Stand straight and step your left leg slightly back, and hold the weight with both hands above your head on the right side. Twist your torso and bring the weight down all the way across the body to the left side in a “chopping” motion, exhale on the way down. Return to the start and do 15 reps on each side.
This exercise might not seem like it does a lot but once you get started and do the correct technique you will feel it working. Start in a plank position with your forearms on a stability ball, keeping your core tight and your body straight. Move your forearms forward and backward in a sawing motion for 30 seconds.
Start in a plank position with both feet on gliders. Make sure to engage your core and then bring your right knee forward between your hands, using the glider. Bring it back to the start position and then bring in the left knee. Keep alternating for 30-40 seconds.
You can do this exercise with an ab wheel or a small medicine ball. Kneel on a mat and place the wheel or medicine ball on the floor in front of your body and place both hands on top. Keeping your hips high, roll out as far as you can, keeping your core tight. Bring the ball/wheel back to the start position and do 10 reps.
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]]>The post Turn on Plank Mode and Build a Strong Core appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>You have to master the plank, so get down on the floor, with your hands and feet, in a position similar to a push-up. Spread your fingers wide and aline your shoulders with your hands, keeping both arms straight and symmetrical.
Maintain your body straight, breathe deeply, and feel your abdominals burn. If you manage to hold for one minute, you are on the right track. Over time increase the interval until you achieve to hold the plank for two minutes. Achieving this goal is a sign of building a strong core.
Your hips will start sinking lower, but you have to put a stop to it, so you wouldn’t put too much pressure on your lower back. If your body starts shaking, just relax and breathe deeply. Also, you can perform the plank on your elbows instead of your hands, if you feel any discomfort in your wrists.
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