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HU💡For shoulder instability is essential to improve the motor control of your stabilizers.
💪Try out these challenging exercises either as part of your training or in your accessory work
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@humanlab.off
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PAUnlock the power of instability training 💥 — it’s more than just balance. By challenging the foot and ankle complex, we activate the fascia system and build stronger, more injury-resilient athletes from the ground up. This is next-level performance prep⚡
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@parisispeedschool
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SKI thought I had enough strength on the outside of my ankle for a long time.
Only to realize that my body had just found a way to not use it because it hadn’t healed properly.
I’ve never been a fan of band work or instability training but especially for this purpose it doesn’t do the job
P.S. if you want to hop on a free assessment call with me you can join my free skool page
Or if you don’t want to talk to me (I get it) you can get my programs on my premium skool page
@skaarperformance
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NA✅#Unorthodox training methods typically refer to #unconventional or #non-traditional approaches to #fitness, often deviating from #mainstream workout routines.
These methods aim to #challenge the body in unique ways to promote #adaptation and #growth. They can include techniques like #instability training, odd object lifting, or #varied rep schemes.
✅#Hypertrophy, on the other hand, specifically focuses on muscle #growth. Traditional hypertrophy training involves lifting moderate to heavy #weights for a moderate number of #repetitions, typically in the 8-12 range. This method aims to induce #muscle damage, leading to #repair and #growth during #recovery.
Unorthodox #training methods may differ by incorporating #unusual exercises, equipment, or unconventional training #environments.
While they can contribute to muscle #growth, they often #prioritize functional #strength, #flexibility, or #endurance over sheer #hypertrophy.
It's #essential to understand your fitness #goals and choose a training #method that aligns with them.
@najibobeid
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ALDon’t skip your adductors! If you’re not training them, you might regret it one day. Weak adductors can lead to groin strains, poor mobility, and instability. Here are 5 exercises to bulletproof your inner thighs:
1️⃣ Lateral Lunge – Builds strength and mobility dynamically.
2️⃣ Sumo Squat – A squat variation that hammers the adductors.
3️⃣ Assisted Cossack Lunge – Works both adductors & abductors while improving mobility.
4️⃣ Medial Leg Lifts – A simple yet effective way to activate your adductors.
5️⃣ Copenhagen Planks – Isometric adductor strength for injury prevention.
Train smart, move better, and keep your groin happy! Which one is your favorite? ⬇️🔥
@alejandromatiasfit
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AY🤸♀️🧘♀️Two exercises. Same muscle group. Two very different effects.
💥 Before class or a workout? → You want to activate, not lengthen.
🧘♀️ After class or training? → You want to release, not tighten.
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🧠 WHY THIS MATTERS:
➡️ Before ballet, Pilates, or strength training, static stretching can actually decrease power output, slow down your neuromuscular response, and increase instability — especially in dancers with hypermobility.
➡️ 🤸♀️ That’s why we use dynamic mobility drills: they warm up your nervous system, increase circulation, and prep your joints + fascia for movement — without over-lengthening.
➡️ 🧘♀️After training, your body needs time to slow down, integrate, and recover. That’s where longer static stretches and myofascial release come in — they help reduce DOMS, improve recovery, and restore true length safely.
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✨ Intelligent training isn’t about doing more — it’s about doing what your body actually needs, at the right time.
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💻 This method — rooted in movement science, fascia flow, and dancer wisdom — is what we practice inside @bodhicore.
You’ll find structured classes that combine:
✔️ Dynamic warmups for dancers
✔️ Post-class release flows
✔️ Mobility, strength, & recovery tools in one method
📌 Save this if you want to feel stronger, more mobile, and pain-free in your body.
🧘♀️ Train intelligently with me → bodhicore.com
Let’s move with purpose. Let’s evolve.
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#trainlikeadancer #bodhicore #dynamicstretching #fasciatraining #balletmobility #dancersofinstagram #balletwarmup #staticstretch #injuryprevention #dancewellness #mobilitytraining #balletreel #foryou #explore #workout #pilates #ballet #ballerina #dancer #dancerworkout #dancersofinstagram #dance #fit #flexibility #flexibilitygoals
@aycaanill
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KABULLETPROOF KNEES
building “bulletproof” knees in dance through a strength training program is essential for longevity, injury prevention, and optimal performance.
knees endure constant impact from jumps, deep bends, and quick directional changes, making them vulnerable to overuse injuries and instability.
strengthening the surrounding muscles—especially the quads, hamstrings, glutes, and calves—helps absorb force, improve joint alignment, and enhance control.
a well-structured program also addresses mobility, stability, and proper landing mechanics to ensure dancers can perform at their highest level without unnecessary strain on their knees.
three exercises to build resilient knees for dance:
ECCENTRIC STEP DOWNS
3x6-8
GOBLET ROTATION SPLIT SQUAT
3x6-8
SL RDL HOLD SWITCHES
3x30s
#kneestrength
#dancersknees
#dancersareathletes
@karl.flrs
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COUnstable training is heavily debated in strength and conditioning, but for surfers, it has its place.
A study on instability training found that when instability is too high, force output decreases, muscle activation drops, and antagonist muscles work harder than necessary. This means balancing strength and stability work is key.
Swiss Ball Plate Rotations are a perfect example of controlled instability. Sitting on an unstable surface forces your core, glutes, and stabilisers to fire while resisting rotation. This directly translates to surfing—holding control through turns, maintaining balance on tricky sections, and staying strong when conditions shift.
The key is progression. Stability work should complement, not replace, traditional strength training. If you want explosive power, endurance, and better movement control, both stable and unstable training should be part of your program.
Athletes should avoid using barbells when training under instability. Fatigue and instability can increase the risk of injury, as there is no safe way to bail out of a heavy lift on an unstable surface. Dumbbells or bodyweight exercises are the better choice for this type of training.
Movements like these fire up the core but, more importantly, they are a great activation exercise. When performed correctly, you’ll be engaging the entire lower body and core—key for surfers who need stability and strength through every section of a wave.
Try adding these into your routine, but don’t rely on instability work alone. Combine it with strength training, mobility, and power movements to build a complete, resilient surfer’s body.
#SurfTraining #CoreStrength #FunctionalFitness #SurfPerformance #BalanceAndControl
@coach_jdt
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MO🦶 Training the ball of your foot with a band adds instability, and that’s the magic.
When your foot has to fight for position, your brain learns to lock in balance, strength, and control.
👉 Why it matters:
• Builds resilient arches
• Trains ankle stability
• Connects your foot to the rest of your body
Stronger feet = stronger movement.
Would you try this drill? 👇
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#movewithapurpose #braintraining #movementismedicine #movementcoach #stabilitytraining #brainhealth #strongfeet #austinfitness #movementtraining
@movementcoachbarrett
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DRThink regular push-ups are hard? Try doing them on a ball. 😳
Instability training like this isn’t just about showing off — it forces your deep stabilizers (core, back and shoulders!) to kick in, builds neuromuscular control, and improves balance — something we all need more of, especially after 50. This is not for building power, it’s for training balance/stability.
✅ Engages more muscle groups
✅ Clinically proven to benefit rehab from injury
✅ Trains the brain-body connection (aka, functional longevity)
This is not beginner territory — modify as needed, and work up to it. But if you’re ready for a serious upgrade to your upper body + core training, this one’s for you!
📚 Behm, et al. 2010:”While unstable devices have been shown to be effective in decreasing the incidence of low back pain and increasing the sensory efficiency of soft tissues, they are not recommended as the primary exercises for absolute strength, or power, especially in trained athletes.”
#instabilitytraining #pushupchallenge #coretraining #womensfitness #menopausemuscle #drjenashton #ajendawellness #functionalfitness #balanceafter50
@drjashton
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RK9 TRAINING IDEAS _ MINI BOSU
Targeting neuromuscular control through instability training.
Mini BOSU drills challenge proprioception, reactive balance, and joint stability, essential for developing precision, agility, and motor control under dynamic conditions.
Perfect for coordination and performance transfer.
#RKTrainingProgram #BeCoolUnderPressure #MindfulnessOfBreathing
@rktraininghawaii
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