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Deadbug Hold

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Deadbug Hold

A core-stability exercise performed by holding opposite arm and leg extended while stabilizing the spine, emphasizing deep core engagement, coordination, and controlled anti-extension strength.

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Target Muscles

Instructions

  1. Lie on your back and lift your bent knees, so your shins are parallel to the floor. Fold your arms straight in front of your face. Pull your abs and bend your legs into a bent position, lifting your shoulders off the floor and your tailbone. Release slowly and repeat.

Tips

  • Keep your lower back pressed down and your abs tight.

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Author

Owen
Owen Jones
Owen
Updated: 17 Sep 2024