My time with a personal trainer is money well spent. Before I was moving through my personal training exercises to do what felt right. This from a rule, the sweat just enough, unless someone was looking attractive. Not exactly a robust training plan. My personal trainer has me on the set of training drills to give some coherence to my training and to give me a reference point for continuous improvement. Although the complete training consists of stretching,> State, aerobics, strength training, cool down and the area I am going to talk about in this article is the balance drill.
Balance was the area I thought at least good. I did not want the roofs of buildings as a super hero I wanted to run look like a super hero. The coach has not heard my complaints. Of course, improves the balance of muscle coordination, so that it stands in a position to use more muscles connected to the source, theirtotal force. If balance is bad you can not use this additional capacity of muscle. If you lose balance quickly dump the used strength bonus so that the weight of the original muscle group, which may cause injury to your.
The first step consisted of exercises to keep one foot in front of a mirror. The free leg would go as far as I could, while bending over to reach later I could walk, then left to right, with a break of 5Count on every renewal.
After this first drill, I'd be light weights to the mix and this raises standing on one leg and then the other. Be careful not much weight 2-5 pounds is a lot here, is a question of balance is not strength.
After this exercise I would lift with rocker sitting on a big exercise ball. Then I roll the ball until my knees were about 90 degrees, head and neck resting on the ball, and my head out of the groundI would like to do bench presses with light weights.
The most violent years of the balance, if I were a small scale, only the tips of the fingers and forearms in the prone position for a count. printing repeating this five times, the abdominal muscles to anyone.
Add balance training exercises to your routine and see if it improves the overall strength.
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