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For many years I thought that having strong stomach muscles was enough. I neglected strengthening my back. I have learned that the two work together to stabilize our spine. Riding up hills having a strong core is as important as having strong legs. We lose power on our bikes and on a run when our core if fatigued. The brain will redirect resources to keep the spine/central nervous system safe. A strong core gives us a platform to drive our legs in our athletic endeavors. Check with Runners World or Bicycling Magazine for a good list of core exercises. The†plank†exercise is a good measure of core strength.
Gerry Geraghty
Coach Team Endurance Fellowship
http://www.EnduranceFellowship.com
Gerry Geraghty
Coach Team Endurance Fellowship
http://www.EnduranceFellowship.com