Core Stability training can be used to both reduce the

risk of getting back pain and, in conjunction with

appropriate treatment, to treat existing pain. People of 

all ages can perform Core Stability training exercises.

By challenging the body, reducing the stability of the

support or closing their eyes, exercises can easily be

graded to suit each individual.

 

The spine should be held in position by the core muscles

during movement, this allows the smooth movement of the limbs without hinging and sheer forces causing damage to the spine and surrounding muscles. A stable core provides the foundation for movement of the rest of the body. By maintaining the body in alignment, it is possible to achieve a greater range of movement, strength, speed and balance whilst reducing the risk of injury to the body.

 

Core stability is essential for the maintenance of an upright posture, and especially for movements and lifts that require extra effort. Without Core Stability, the back is not supported from the inside and can be injured by lifting and moving with more force.

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