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  1. Exercises to improve your core strength - Mayo Clinic

    Exercises to improve your core strength · Abdominal crunch · Bridge · Single-leg abdominal press · Single-leg abdominal press variations · Double-leg abdominal press.

  2. Core exercises: Why you should strengthen your core muscles - Mayo Clinic

    Any exercise that involves the use of your stomach muscles and back muscles in a coordinated way counts as a core exercise. For example, using free weights ...

  3. Fitness training: Elements of a well-rounded routine - Mayo Clinic

    Core exercises. The muscles in the stomach area, also called abdomen, lower back and pelvis are known as the core muscles. Core muscles help protect the back ...

  4. Mayo Clinic Q and A: 5 elements of a balanced fitness routine

    Core exercises train your muscles to brace the spine, and they enable you to use your upper and lower body muscles more efficiently. A core exercise is anything ...

  5. Pregnancy exercises - Mayo Clinic

    Gradually work up to 10 repetitions. Pregnant person doing squats with a fitness ball. Leg raises. To strengthen your back and abdominal muscles, try leg ...

  6. Reasons to Care About Your Core - Mayo Clinic News Network

    ... core muscle exercise. “The muscles ... Implement a well-rounded fitness program that includes aerobic exercises, strength training and core exercises.

  7. Housecall: Why the core is key - Mayo Clinic News Network

    Core exercises train the muscles in your pelvis, lower back, hips and ... From improving your balance and toning your abs to helping you achieve your overall ...

  8. Balance exercises - Mayo Clinic

    Bicep curls for balance. Weights can make balance exercises more challenging and work the core muscles. Try biceps curls with a dumbbell: Stand with your feet ...

  9. Fitness ball exercises: How-to video collection - Mayo Clinic

    You can do many core exercises on a fitness ball. See how they're done.

  10. Isometric exercises: Good for strength training? - Mayo Clinic

    These exercises can help because muscles often tighten without movement to help stabilize joints and your core. Isometric exercises may be helpful to someone ...