Video 312 | Isometric Hip-Core Rotation Boost (15 minutes) with Lauren Eirk
Everything • 11-Apr-2022
If you need a quick boost, this 15-minute bodyweight routine will help you strengthen core muscles and help give you improved spinal stability using a series of rotation-based isometric exercises for the hip and spinal joints. We will use Yoga blocks for resistance in a few of the exercises.
Think of this as a preparation to exercise! Remember that you are only as good as your core. We sit way too much and when core muscles are are weak, it is difficult to transfer force to and from our limbs. The foundation of our movement and strength lies in the trunk and spine.
This routine can be done anywhere, anytime. It can reduce fatigue after exercise, as a prevention from injury, and to help manage your muscle strength. This can also be used as a warm-up or as a workout in itself. Isometrics are the precursor to adding any load and challenge to our body.
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