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A personal trainer swears by these three exercises to target and strengthen the deep core—perfect for desk workers with back painGym-goers tend to focus on surface-level muscles when training their core—but beneath the surface lies the deep core, an ...
Both muscle groups are important, but the deep core supports your spine, improves posture, protects internal organs, and facilitates overall movement, says Marcel Dinkins, CPT, a New York-based ...
It targets the deeper muscles and "teaches your core to stabilize your spine, which is important for functional strength and preventing back injuries." Lie on your back and reach your arms overhead ...
Many people assume their core is strong because they do some crunches or hit a few planks at the end of a workout. The truth ...
It’s no secret that Pilates is one of the best types of training out there for strengthening your core, but, despite it being low-impact, not all of the exercises are exactly easy (yep, we’re ...
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The exercise, invented by Joseph Pilates 99 years ago after he spent time in a German internment camp in World War I, helps ...
When the deep stabilizing muscles of the shoulder ... the upper trapezius (located at the side of the neck and top of the back) and pectoralis major (upper chest) tend to take over.
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