Bridge Core Rotation w/Plate. This movement trains the muscles that stabilize and move the spine—primarily the obliques, deep abdominal stabilizers, lower back muscles, hips, and even the shoulders. Instead of working the core in a straight line (like traditional crunches), rotational movements mimic the way the body naturally moves in sports, daily activities, and functional tasks. Save It, Try It & Let Us Know. Done! 👊🏽 #fitforduty #corestrength #coretraining #functionalfitness | Beast Camp

The bridge is an amazing hip stability exercise that can be done in so many different variations based on your needs and goals. And while you can add weight or use different tools to vary it, you can also simply adjust your postures and positions with your own bodyweight to target different muscles to different extents. The basic glute bridge can be used to target your glutes and really work on that hip extension. This is a must-do activation move, especially if you’ve ever had lower back, hip o

🚨 Most people do the bridge exercise wrong and it can actually make back pain worse. But when you learn how to do it properly, the bridge is one of the most powerful moves for restoring balance in your body, protecting your spine, and easing pain. 👉 If walking hurts, start on the floor. Use the bridge (done the right way) to re-train your core and get back to moving pain-free. 💬 Comment “Core exercises” for more videos on how to engage your core properly. 💬 Comment “Trial” to get a free 7-da

🛑 But wait! Doing the bridge incorrectly could do more harm than good. How to do a Perfect Bridge correctly? Comment TRIAL 👇 or visit www.corebalancetraining.com/masterclass ☯️ to join the free trial of our online program where I extensively teach you how in easy to follow steps. The most important part of it is to stay engaged to your core, maintain your breath and activate your glutes. For CBT students: remember to “get fat.” ⚓️ It’s not just about strengthening muscles; it’s about retrainin