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- The " plank " is the royal road to core training! Recommended for strength training beginners and those who have difficulty with abdominal exercises.
- Where can the plank train?
- What are the benefits of training the core muscles with the plank?
- How to do " plank " properly? How to work the abdominal muscles properly
- The "High Plank" is a great way to reduce the load and make it easier to do! The "High Plank."
- There are 3 points to increase the effectiveness of the plank!
- Check out the Q&A on the plank for a better understanding of the plank!
- If you want to practice planks effectively, I recommend the " 30 Day Challenge!"
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How to do ” plank ” properly? How to work the abdominal muscles properly
The appeal of plank training is that it can be done at home as well as in the gym in a short amount of time. However, many people do not know the correct form and points to pay attention to, and according to Oshima, many people do not maximize the effect of the plank because they are self-starters. From here, personal trainer Oshima will introduce the effective way of doing planks and points to keep in mind.
How to do the most standard plank, the ” front bridge,” effectively!
Among the many types of planks, the ” front bridge ” is the most famous. It effectively strengthens the muscles around the abdomen, starting with the transversus abdominis muscle, which is an inner muscle. The most important thing in this muscle training is to maintain correct form. So here are some effective ways to do the “front bridge!
(1) From a crawling position on all fours, reach down on your elbows and stand on your toes with your legs extended in a closed position. At this point, be careful to place your elbows directly under your shoulders, otherwise the load will be placed on the shoulder muscles, making it harder on your shoulders and arms than on your abdominal muscles. Also, if you find it difficult to keep your balance, open your feet to about shoulder-width apart.
(2) Keep the posture in a straight line from head to toe like a board. If your face is looking down, your back will be rounded and your form will be unsteady, so it is important to face forward. Also, while the basic theory is to extend the forearms forward, you can reduce the load by crossing your arms and supporting them at three points with your elbows, so try this if it gets too tight. In the beginning, aim for 3 sets of 20 seconds, and gradually increase the number of seconds as you get used to it.
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