What are the main problems with this Russian Twist exercise? “The first issue is compression. Staying in that half sit-up position requires a massive contraction of the abdominals and hip flexors, which in turn produces excessive compression of the lumbar spine . “The second issue is flexion.29 Eki 2020
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What are the main problems with this Russian Twist exercise? “The first issue is compression. Staying in that half sit-up position requires a massive contraction of the abdominals and hip flexors, which in turn produces excessive compression of the lumbar spine . “The second issue is flexion.29 Eki 2020
Read moreWhy you shouldn’t do Russian twists?
Skip: Russian Twist “Combining the compression and flexion of this movement with rotation places a lot of pressure on the spinal disc, excessive compression of the lumbar spine, and movement of disc fluid .”2 Şub 2018
Read moreWhy you shouldn’t do Russian twists?
Skip: Russian Twist “Combining the compression and flexion of this movement with rotation places a lot of pressure on the spinal disc, excessive compression of the lumbar spine, and movement of disc fluid .”2 Şub 2018
Read moreWhen was Russian twist invented?
Never mind that it isn’t actually Russian; as fitness historian Terry Todd, Ph. D., once told me, it was first used by British soldiers in the late 19 th century . Today the exercise seems more popular than ever, at least in my gym.26 Oca 2017
Read moreWhen was Russian twist invented?
Never mind that it isn’t actually Russian; as fitness historian Terry Todd, Ph. D., once told me, it was first used by British soldiers in the late 19 th century . Today the exercise seems more popular than ever, at least in my gym.26 Oca 2017
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