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Understanding and Coaching the Anterior Core

Written on May 6, 2013 at 7:19 pm, by Eric Cressey

I'm pleased to announce Understanding and Coaching the Anterior Core is available for sale. This 47-minute video was taken at a seminar I gave, and it's available for immediate download and online viewing for a price of just $14.99.

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Like many of you, I’ve grown tired of seeing core presentation after core presentation all saying the same thing.  That’s why I opted to attack this considerably differently, discussing:

  • Functional anatomy
  • The interaction of breathing and core stability
  • What implications the anterior core has with respect to “new age” injuries/conditions like femoroacetabular impingement, sports hernias, SLAP lesions, thoracic outlet syndrome, and lat strains
  • Why no two spines are created equal
  • Why two individuals might need the same exercise, but different coaching cues
  • Progressions and regressions to build your anterior core stability exercise library
  • A model for effectively prioritizing anterior core stability exercises throughout the training week

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9 Responses to “Understanding and Coaching the Anterior Core”

  1. Dave Hedges Says:

    Bought.
    Most likely will get time to watch it this evening or tomorrow afternoon, will drop you a message when I’ve had the opportunity to watch and write down some thoughts.

    Thanks Mate

    Dave

  2. erik Says:

    If we have functional stability of the core will it be redundant to buy?

  3. Matt Goodwin Says:

    Do you or are you planning on having an “Understanding and Coaching the Posterior Core”?

  4. Eric Cressey Says:

    Hi Matt,

    No, I don’t have any plans to do so.  Wouldn’t rule it out, though!

  5. Eric Cressey Says:

    Erik,

    There would be a small amount of redundancy with respect to the discussion of zone of apposition, but the progressions are much more thorough, with a greater emphasis on the role of breathing.

  6. Dan Says:

    Thanks, Eric. I found this presentation to be very informative. I look forward to seeing more of these offers from you in the future.

  7. Eric Cressey Says:

    Thanks, Dan!  Lots of stuff at Elite Training Mentorship, too.

  8. Col Says:

    Eric,
    Will this video address any shoulder issues related to core and lat strength, i.e Bursitis?

  9. Eric Cressey Says:

    Col,

    If that’s your concern, I’d recommend starting with Functional Stability Training of the Upper Body: http://functionalstability.com/functional-stability-training-for-the-upper-body/


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