Focus on initiating that small twist while keeping yourself locked in. Don’t worry about leg height during the Corkscrew Twist.Stabilize your upper body during the Anti-Rotation Pressout and prevent the rotation that wants to happen.During the Physioball Plate Twist, you’ve got to keep your torso steady and have your arms move outside of your torso to have the weight become a challenge to hold.Move slow and don’t worry about large numbers. The Broomstick Twist demands quality, not quantity.Elbow to Knee helps to posteriorly rotate the pelvis and intensify the contraction of the obliques on every rep.The focus of the Side Bridge is to create that pillar-like strength that the obliques provide us alongside our torso during movement.
BROOMSTICK EXERCISES FULL
The Side Crunch is a dynamic stability exercise and when you perform it correctly, you are going to tap into full extension and contraction of the obliques.Engage the oblique muscles and that mind-to-muscle connection by moving slowly and squeezing the muscle at the top of the movement.Instead, I’m focusing on controlling that rotation. In this more dynamic environment, I’m not allowing my obliques to break down and give in. I want the bar and my feet to match up with that straight line. With the bar or rope at shoulder height, stride out and stride back, making sure that you keep that bar or rope orientated forward. Take a piece of tape or chalk and create a straight line which will serve as your ending point. If you consider yourself one of the advanced exercisers, you can do a more dynamic variation of the exercise from a standing position. Take it slow and focus on that form and repetition quality. Immediately you’ll feel that offset load that’s pulling you back and this is what you have to control.
You’ll notice that you’re making 90-degree angles when going back and forth.
Now, twist the torso toward the front without bending your arms. Start from a half-kneeling position, driving your arm out and lock it there at shoulder height. Exercise Notes: Get into the starting position by positioning hands about shoulder-width on the bar or rope.
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