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We Asked Physical Therapists the Best Core Exercises to Improve Stability—Here are Their Top 3 Picks

Physical therapists recommend core exercises to improve stability

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Physical therapists have identified core exercises to improve stability. According to coverage from BOXROX and EatingWell, physical therapists recommend standing core exercises for beginners, such as the standing plank and standing Russian twists, to strengthen the core muscles.

Coverage from ClickOnDetroit and Eat This Not That emphasizes alternative exercises, such as chair ab exercises, for individuals who cannot perform traditional crunches. The reporting is thin on specific core exercises for advanced individuals.

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What are the best core exercises for beginners?

Standing core exercises, such as the standing plank and standing Russian twists, recommended by physical therapists

Can individuals who cannot perform traditional crunches still strengthen their core?

Yes, alternative exercises, such as chair ab exercises, can be used

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