Seesaw Plank
Written By David Song
SEESAW PLANK
This is a core exercise that is also used to dissociate shoulder movements from the spine. Start in a plank position and brace the core to maintain a neutral spine. Slowly shift your body forwards by tucking your elbows towards your chest and plantarflexing the ankles.
Muscles Involved:
Core
Transversus Abdominis
Related Conditions:
Lower Cross Syndrome
Lumbar Hyperlordosis
Anterior Pelvic Tilt
Functional Scoliosis
Mechanical Low Back Pain
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