Planks were probably one of the first core exercises you ever learned. Think back to PE class, early workouts, or even those first few times stepping into a gym. Drop down, hold your body still, and try not to shake. It’s simple, and it stuck around for a reason. But at some point, especially after 60, you start to realize that holding a position on the floor doesn’t always translate to how your body actually needs to move.
Most of your day happens on your feet. You’re walking, reaching, carrying items, catching yourself when you lose balance for a split second. That’s where your core really matters. It’s not just about bracing and holding still. It’s about staying controlled while your body is in motion. That’s the piece planks don’t always cover.
This is usually where I shift things with clients. We move away from the floor and start building strength in Read Entire Article

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