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Why Core Training! What's the Core? by The Powersource Fitness Studio Posted Sat 24 Oct 2009 11:33am that signal the need for core training. Many people mistake abdominal muscles as the core! In fact, the abs are but a small part of many muscle groups in the core. These muscles... of the core. When these nerves and receptors are “idle”, the possibility for injury increases ten folds. My training philosophy is simple. I apply functional, dynamic movements Read on »

Core Training Scottsdale Arizona | Abdominal Training by Scott W. Healthy Living Professional

Posted Mon 21 Sep 2009 10:01pm Click to Play Core Training | Abdominal Training Scottsdale Arizona with top trainer Scott White: http://www.personalpowertraining.net join now: http://www.myweightworld.com Read on »

Core Training, Performance, and Training Time (a Rant of Sorts). by Eugene Thong Patient Expert

Posted Tue 10 Mar 2009 3:36pm Picked this up from Conditioning Research (thanks Chris): Optimizing performance by improving core stability and core strength. Allow me to summarize the study for you: There’s little to no hard science recommending core work for athletes. Now, before you get all up in arms and start screaming about instability leading to injury and how the researchers Read on »

Kalev's Fitness Tip - Core training by Janine Bolton, R.D. Posted Thu 12 Mar 2009 12:00am "You use your core muscles including your Obliques in almost every sport and in daily life so try this exercise out to tighten those abs and also prevent back pain problems." Click here for the video! Read on »

Natural Core Training II by Matt M. Patient Expert

Posted Fri 31 Jul 2009 10:18am Thanks to Phillip Snell's blog for pointing out this video. It features Stuart McGill showing four simple exercises to strengthen the core. Read on »

Complete Core Training by Richard S. Patient Expert

Posted Wed 11 Mar 2009 3:11pm The best exercises don't have to be "new" to be effective. I think we can all agree that big, basic exercises like squats, deads, and pull-ups should be the cornerstone of any program. One of the great things about these exercises is the fact that they work to integrate the body into a functional whole, and higher-end core training should Read on »

Plank Variations | Prone Iso abs | Core Training by Scott W. Healthy Living Professional

Posted Mon 21 Sep 2009 10:01pm Click to Play Plank Exercise, Learn how to train your core with Scott White: http://www.personalpowertraining.net join health and fitness website: http://www.myweightworld.com Read on »

Core Training Article Series, Part 4 by RxBlogger Patient Expert

Posted Tue 26 Aug 2008 4:36pm In Part 4 of this series, I will detail training guidelines for core stabilization. Prior to starting a core stabilization program, you should have a comprehensive fitness... to correct muscle imbalances and postural dysfunctions before you begin an aggressive core stabilization training program. The goal of the core training program is for the athlete Read on »

Core Training Article Series, Part 5 by RxBlogger Patient Expert

Posted Tue 26 Aug 2008 4:36pm In the final part(5) of this series, I will detail the multi-dimensional aspects of core training. Core stabilization training progressions should follow these paths: 1... at the highest level of core stabilization training that she or he can control. The dimensions of core stabilization training are: Stabilization - The core exercises at this level Read on »

Core Training Article Series, Part 1 by RxBlogger Patient Expert

Posted Tue 26 Aug 2008 4:36pm heavier loads as your training progresses. You will also lessen your chances of injury. About 34 muscles support your core which includes the pelvic floor. The major core muscles... and shoulders and create a solid base of support. We are then able to generate powerful movements of the extremities. Training the muscles of the core also corrects postural imbalances Read on »