Equipment
Gym Equipment Needed
Muscle Group
Core
Use a mat and an open space. Start bodyweight first, then add a light medicine ball or dumbbell once you can control your torso without swinging. This is an oblique/core control drill—quality reps matter more than speed.
Sit on the floor with knees bent and feet flat. Lean back slightly until you feel your abs engage while keeping a tall chest (don’t round and collapse). Brace your core and keep ribs down. Hold your hands together at your chest or hold a weight close to your body. For a harder variation, lift your feet slightly off the floor while keeping your spine controlled.
Inhale and brace. Rotate your torso to one side, bringing your hands/weight toward the floor beside your hip while keeping your hips relatively still. Exhale as you rotate, pause briefly, then rotate to the other side under control. Continue alternating side to side for the desired reps. Move through the ribs and torso—not by swinging the arms or yanking your shoulders.
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