Posts tagged "core stabilization strategy"
Gray Cook: Core Stability, Compensation and Breathing
Lacking core stability? Then you’re likely down on power. Here’s how Gray Cook discerns if it’s a breathing sequence problem.
Charlie Weingroff: The Core and Diaphragm
The body has inherent instabilities . . . as well as built-in methods to create stability. Charlie Weingroff explores the diaphragm as the most important core muscle, ensuring a stable ...
Gray Cook: Sequence of Core Firing
What’s your corrective strategy to get proper core firing? From rolling to crawling, Gray Cook gives his program to get everything firing in the right order.
Mark Cheng: Cues and Tips for Sphinx Position Drills
With proper cuing, the sphinx position is perfect for core stability progressions and can help identify asymmetries. Mark Cheng makes it easy for you.
David Weck: Enhancing the Core of Athletic Movement
In sports and in life, rotation is power. David Weck demonstrates that a braced core is not required for most athletic movements and discusses the benefits of Head Over Foot™ ali...
Evan Osar: Low Back Pain – The Myth of The Weak Core – Part 2
In this follow-up article, Evan Osar discusses his preferred methods to develop a more efficient core stabilization strategy for his patients and clients with low back pain, presents ex...
Evan Osar: Low Back Pain – The Myth of The Weak Core – Part 1
It is often believed that structural or mechanical low back pain is related to a weakness within the core. This article discusses the myth of the weak core and introduces the idea that ...