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Defining your core muscles – the key to any sport activity

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Your abs take up a large area of your core. In fact a lot of people think your abs are your core. But... there's a whole other side to it. It's called your back! Here are the main muscles that make up your core.
  • Rectus abdominis - This is the main muscle in your ab group. It runs down the centre of your stomach. These are the muscles that eventually turn into a six pack.
  • Transverse abdominis - This is the deepest of your ab muscles. It needs to be worked to build a solid foundation for your six pack.
  • Internal and external obliques - These are the muscles that wrap around your waist. They're really important for any sideways motion.
  • Erector spinae - These are your main lower back muscles. Keep these strong if you want to avoid lower back pain.
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