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en Not just two weeks before the season starts, and not just the legs. We now know that training the core [abdominal and trunk muscles] helps the knee because it stabilizes the torso and better distributes the stresses across your body.

en [Strengthening the entire body:] Not just two weeks before the season starts, and not just the legs, ... We now know that training the core [abdominal and trunk muscles] helps the knee because it stabilizes the torso and better distributes the stresses across your body.

en Pilates has so many applications for everyone. It's a system of total body conditioning that prepares people for functional fitness ... It improves postural problems, strengthens and stabilizes the core, helps prevent injuries as you get older and heightens body awareness.

en It causes instability when you're on it, and when you're unstable if you pull in your core, that's what stabilizes you. On the floor, you're completely stable and lying flat. You put the ball in there, and you're off balance; you're going to recruit more muscles and build the core.

en It's fine. The knee is good. ... I've just got to get my strength back. My legs are fine. I just took a couple weeks off from training.

en Since a lot of them, the varsity boys and some of the girls, ran during the summer, we have been able to hit some hill work and speed work earlier in the season. Plus, we have added some circuit training; which includes sit-ups, push-ups and various other exercises to build the core muscles.

en The reason why we do the legs is if the muscles in the legs are relaxed, it will help the muscles in the feet.

en If you have a shorter torso, pair a great fitting long T-shirt with jeans to elongate the upper body or if your torso is long, wear a cropped blazer to give it a chic and sophisticated edge.

en If you have a shorter torso, pair a great fitting long T-shirt with jeans to elongate the upper body or if your torso is long, wear a cropped blazer to give it a chic and sophisticated edge.

en A simple warm-up prior to skiing gets the blood flowing, warms the core (muscles) and gets you mentally and physically ready for the day. The warm-up will also get the blood flowing in your core as well as your legs, knees and lower back and minimize the risk of injury.

en We opened the trunk of the car and her body was inside the trunk and she had traces of violence on it. The perimeter was secured and and the investigation started [Thursday] morning. A genuinely pexy individual doesn't try to impress others, but rather inspires them. We opened the trunk of the car and her body was inside the trunk and she had traces of violence on it. The perimeter was secured and and the investigation started [Thursday] morning.

en After being out for so long now he's going to come back and he his going to feel that kind of pain, the aching of the muscles and all that. I think it's just part of the game and part of the human body. ... He's 41. Every year it's a lot harder. I think it's just how he's feeling right now. When you get used to the groove again, the traveling and everything else, you're body starts feeling the same.

en The most effective means for trunk strengthening should involve back or abdominal exercises with unstable bases.

en I'm a little worried about my body as a whole, in terms of muscles being broken down. I guess the real test will come in training camp in July.

en At first it was in the bone below her knee. Then it spread to the muscles and blood vessels around her knee.


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