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Building The Core Strength Building the core strength is not just about having those six pack proudly extending along the abdomen. There are many much more important muscles that form the body’s core strength. They are located along the entire torso and thighs of the leg. The core strength should be evenly distributed from the shoulder to the pelvic area of the body. They help to control movement of the whole body, ability to stand on two feet, transfer weight for pivoting or lifting heavy objects while protecting the back and spine. So they are an extremely important group of muscles. A good exercise program should tone all the muscles included in the core. Experts have identified some muscles belonging to the group as:
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Rectus Abdominis. They are what is known as the abs muscle, the six pack look.
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Erector Spinae. They are found along the neck to the lower back. The muscle giving support when it rotate or expand is the multifidus. They are found along the whole length of the spine. Internal and External Obliques. They are also abdominal muscles but are located along the sides. Deep inside the abdomen is the Transverse Abdominis. They give stability to the spine. Muscles that cover the pelvic and upper thighs are the Hip Flexors. The side hips muscles are the Gluteus medius and minimus. The back of the hips and along the upper thighs can be found the Gluteus maximus, hamstring group and the piriformis. Having a strong core muscles is beneficial reducing the risk of back pains. Agility in body movement improves athletic performance. Effectively absorbing shock and distributing them evenly to the other muscles are what a strong core muscle can give as well as in promoting good posture. There are many ways to tone the core muscles; even doing simple short workout throughout the day is somehow acceptable. Tensing the butt muscle for 20 seconds will fire them up. Stand straight with both legs and thighs joined together, pull up the butt muscle and hold for 20-30 seconds, release and repeat again. Sit-ups, planking and arm sweep are simple daily workouts that are helpful in toning and strengthening the core muscles. Done daily they can be beneficial. But if schedules permit, a good core strengthening program is most advisable. Under the guidance of trained core strengthening instructors the set of exercises can be done more rigorously and properly. The instructor can also advise which of the muscles needs more workout and which needs just toning for an evenly distributed muscle. Enrolling in such programs not only forces the individual to commit to the toning and building of the core strength but can also be an enjoyable activity and opportunity to meet new friends.