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Core exercises are an important part of a comprehensive fitness program. Some people may do sit-ups and push-ups. But core exercises are often overlooked. Still, getting your core muscles (the muscles around your torso and pelvis) in better shape can help.

Core Exercises Improve Balance and Stability

Your core is the center of your body, including your pelvis, lower back, hips and abdomen. The abdominal muscles are also known as the abs. Core exercises are designed to train the core muscles to work in harmony, improving balance and stability. Whether you're on the playing field or doing regular activities, stability is important. In fact, most sports and other physical activities depend on a stable core.

Core exercises without equipment or gym membership

All exercises that require coordinated use of the abs and back are core exercises. For example, using free weights while maintaining core stability trains and strengthens many muscles, including the core muscles.

Classic core exercises stabilize and strengthen the core. Classic core exercises include planks, sit-ups, and medicine ball moves.

The bridge move is another classic core exercise. To do a bridge pose, lie on your back with your knees bent. Keep your back neutral, don't arch or press into the ground. Avoid tilting your hips. Tighten your abdominal muscles. Raise the hips until they are in line with the knees and shoulders. Hold this position and take three deep breaths.

Core Exercises Help Shape Your Abs

Want to get more defined abs? Core exercises are very important. While it takes cardio to burn belly fat, core exercises strengthen and tone the underlying muscles.

A strong core makes most physical activities easier

With a stronger core, you can perform multiple activities more easily. A strong core makes it easier to swing a golf club, fetch a glass from a shelf or bend over to tie your shoes. A strong core benefits athletes such as runners. Because a weak core can lead to more fatigue, reduced endurance, and injury.

A weak core can also lead to poor posture, lower back pain, and muscle damage. Strengthening the core muscles can help improve back pain and reduce the risk of falls.

Core Exercises Can Help You Reach Your Fitness Goals

Most fitness programs include both cardio and strength training. But core exercises are the key to a comprehensive fitness program.

To reach your fitness goals, you need to incorporate core exercises into your fitness program. Whether you're new to fitness or a long-term athlete trying to improve your performance, a well-rounded fitness program should be in place.

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