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If you've been hitting ab exercises to build a strong core, you may be missing out on some serious stability (and even mobility) gains. Core training goes way deeper than the bumpy stomach muscles that BIG “fitness” tells you to focus on. Your core isn’t just something you tighten, tone, shred or blast. It’s what connects your entire body. When you begin to train your core with this intent, core training goes way beyond aesthetics. It becomes a practice that supports everything you do in your training and life. I just dropped a new video breaking this down and showing you how to integrate this approach: Inside, I walk through a simple concept of three spheres of stability (inspired by tai chi), and give you 2 exercises to help you actually feel core stability. Watch the Video Here (6 Minutes) If this resonates, this is exactly what we build inside the Core Connection follow along series It’s a 6 session series to help you:
Enjoy the video and the explore the core training resources! Stay smoov. – Grant |
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