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Learn how to target and strengthen an often-overlooked muscle that plays a crucial role in supporting your spine and preventing injuries. Improve your posture, alleviate back pain, and enhance your overall health through strength training using exercises that target this small muscle.
The fear of worsening back problems causes some people to avoid strength training. The good news is that you can strength train safely without injuring your back if you follow a few simple guidelines. Find out what they are.
If you have back pain, you may be hesitant to do squats. However, strengthening the muscles in your thighs and core lowers your risk of back pain and squats is a way to do that. Which squat is safest for your back – a front squat or a back squat?
Back pain is inconvenient and can sometimes become chronic. Weight training may help you avoid future back pain, but make sure you’re protecting your back and spine when you lift. Here are four ways to do that.
Ask people what their favorite exercise is and you won’t hear many say planks. Why are planks so contentious – and why do you need to do them at all? Find out what advantages planks have over crunches and why you can’t afford not to do them.
Back pain is one of the most common ailments people suffer from, and very often, it’s due to postural issues. By correcting poor posture, it is possible for many individuals to find relief from their discomfort. First, though, you have to know what type of posture you have.
Planks – do you love them or hate them? Regardless of how you feel about them, they have their benefits. Find out why you should include planks in your fitness routine and the benefits they offer. You’ll also find out what the world’s record is for holding a plank position!
