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Effective Core Training. Determine How to Effectively Train the Musculature of the Core. - Define “ Core ” - Learn the musculature of core - Learn the movements that effectively train these muscles - Examples of effective exercises. The Core. Abdominal Region. Lower Back Region.
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Determine How to Effectively Train the Musculature of the Core • - Define “Core” • - Learn the musculature of core • - Learn the movements that effectively train these muscles • - Examples of effective exercises
The Core Abdominal Region
Functions of Core Stabilization Contraction of the Abdominal Wall
Functions of Core Extension Lower Back Always Working for Posture
Functions of Core Rotation and Pelvic Movement
Functions of Core Hip Flexion Legs Lifted
Functions of Core Trunk Flexion Trunk Moves Toward Knees
Functions of Core Lateral Flexion Trunk moves away from the midline, shoulder moves towards the ground
Stabilization Exercises Best achieved by engaging in other exercises
Trunk Extension Exercises Lower Back
Rotation Exercises • Keys to success – Hands stay in front of sternum. Hips, Heels, and Pelvis all mobile.
Trunk Stabilization Effective exercises • Gymball Taps • Gymball Fight • Twist Smart Board Leg Raise • Plank Raise
Trunk Extension Effective exercises • Gymball Extension • Roman Chair Extension
Trunk Rotation Effective exercises • Gymball medicine ball rotation • Twist Smart Toner 3 position twist • Gymball high plank rotation • Staggered Stance medicine ball throws
Hip Flexion Effective exercises • Gymball pike • Deadbug • Incline Leg Raise
Trunk Flexion Effective exercises • Hollow Rock • Over Head Gym Ball Crunch
Lateral Flexion Effective exercises • Over Head Reach • Over Head Reach w/ Twist • (Key to success: Lengthen Obliques)
Overrated-Underrated-Improperly Done Overrated Underrated Improperly Done Plank Flutter Kick Side Bends Over Head Squat Jumping Side Bend Reach Seated Rotaion Gym Ball Crunch QL Side Plank
Notes • How to get a six pack (Diet, Cardio, Genetics, Low Body Fat) • Locked Limb Position • Pelvic Tilt • Feel Does Not Determine Effectiveness • Crunches Don't Add Up
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