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Top 3 Core Stability Exercises for the Elite Athlete

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Top 3 Core Stability Exercises for the Elite Athlete

Everyone’s favorite area to train! Or at least one of them, the core!! Although most full body exercises done right really targets the core especially core stability. Today we’ll go through our top 3 core stability exercises and how to maximize your results with them!

Multi-Muscle 

Get the full body involved and increasing the amount of muscles used during your core exercises will greatly increase your results! Typical core exercises like crunches only focus on 1-2 small specific muscles. Where as when you add multiple muscle groups to the equation you not only increase maximal muscle ouput you also train your body to work as one cohesive unit. Which is essential to increasing speed, power and overall athleticism!

Body Positioning

Body positioning will be another huge factor to your results when it comes to your core stability training. You always want to make sure you maintain a flat back and/or a straight body during core stability exercises. Depending on the exercise it may require bending at the hips but back should stay straight maintaining that core stability. Now there are other core exercises that may require bending of the back or rotating the spine so jsut depends on the exercise and programming.

Here are our top 3 core stability exercises to maximize your athletic ability!

Have any questions always feel free to reach out! We’d love to help!

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Written by:

Rob Jost – ACE-CPT, NSCA-CPT

Suggested Article: #1 Exercise for Athletic Development

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