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THE CORE PERSONAL TRAINERS Ryan Popek

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the core Personal Trainers. Ryan Popek. What is the core?. Not just abs! Core muscles consist of: Rectus Abdominous Obliques Lateral portions of erector spinae Latissimus Dorsi Quadratus Lumborum Etc…. Why is it important?. Posture Knee problems Back pain. Posture. Kyphosis - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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THE COREPERSONAL TRAINERS

Ryan Popek

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What is the core? Not just abs! Core muscles consist of:

Rectus Abdominous Obliques Lateral portions of erector spinae Latissimus Dorsi Quadratus Lumborum Etc…

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Why is it important? Posture

Knee problems

Back pain

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Posture Kyphosis

Rounded upper back Head aches Shoulder problems

Lordosis Anterior curve of lower back Lower back pain

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Knee Strong core absorbs shock from

walking/running Disrupts kinetic chain

Causes knee problems over time

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Back pain Core helps posture

Keeps spine erect

Back pain does not mean strengthen back Need core endurance exercises

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Rectus Abdominous Most commonly trained muscle

“A six-pack” Commonly overactive; causing Kyphosis

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Training Rectus Abdominous Sit ups NOT recommended

Train for muscle endurance Do a proper crunch

No bend in neck Lift shoulder blades to fit tennis ball

underneath Pain in lower back?

Place hands underneath back for bracing

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Abdominal Bracing Not sucking in stomach Instead “brace for a punch” Try straightening out lower spine Rotate hip back

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Abdominal Hollowing Sucking in of the stomach

Causes more problems upper back arch

Promote abdominal bracing Better for lower back

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Obliques Lateral exercises Rotation Strengthen for pelvic tilt

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Erector Spinae Helps keep spine stable

Back extension exercises

Careful not to hyperextend

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Shoulders: Core? Shoulder stability essential for core

Rotator cuff Rhomboids

Exercises Internal/external rotation Retraction protraction Abduction/adduction

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Latissimus Dorsi Lower back muscle Helps posture Shoulder health should be first concern

Exercises: Lat pull down Pull ups Wide row

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Deep core muscles Transversus Abdominous Internal Obliques Lumbar Multifidus

Helps: Balance Breathing Posture

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How to train deep Planks

Balance training

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Equipment for core TRX suspension trainer

Bosu

Balance discs

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What is the TRX? Suspension training

Uses body weight as resistance Fitness anywhere Designed to activate core

You control resistance Angle External weight

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Bosu Balance trainer

Keeps body unstable Deep core activation Incorporate other exercises

Found in many gyms Can use at home

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Balance disc (Versa Disc)

Good for ankle mobility

More isolation

Deep core activation

Almost any exercise can be incorporated

Similar results to bosu