Purpose: 1. To strengthen the core muscles / stabilization.
2. To improve propriorception / balance.
3. To improve coordination / accumulate the right stereotypes of movements.
This is the most important part of the workout when the whole foundation will be
formed. Any movement starts from the center of the body, and how strong your core
muscles are will depend on how safely and effectively you can do the exercises.
Imagine that you are in a trash throwing competition. They give you a bottle of
Coca-Cola. How far do you think you can throw it?
Now imagine that you get for throwing a condom filled with water.
How far do you think you can launch this stuff?
Most likely it will break, slip out of your hands or fly away no more than a couple of
meters. Got a metaphor?
The stronger the core muscles, the more we look like a bottle of soda, and the farther
and safer we can launch ourselves in flight.
Choose one exercise for the core muscles.
Also the ability to evaluate the body position in space appears to be important. At
least once in your life you must have been asked to reach out with your finger to the
tip of the nose with closed eyes or stand on one leg. Do you remember how you felt?
Stood confident or feeling insecure and unstable?
Our brain constantly receives signals about what is happening with the body, and
makes adjustments. In one body a signal runs quickly, like the super-fast Internet, and
in another body it runs slowly, making numerous pauses, freezing and seeming to be
constantly dumb and passive. All this is also a training issue.
The faster this process is set up with you, the more stable your position will be. And
it can and should be trained!
Choose one balance exercise.
The issue of developing the technique or, if we say rationally, the certain stereotypes
of movement is viewed within the classic chain. Knowledge - Ability - Skill.
Knowledge is when you are explained how to do it, you listen attentively, nod and
think to yourself "well, so do it once again," but trying to repeat it, the body does not
obey; you feel as if the arms and legs lived their lives. Sometimes it is funny and
enjoyable, but more often it is annoying.
Moving on to the "Skill" stage, you are already able to repeat the exercise, but you
still think a lot. It is such a feeling when your brains are about to boil, your thoughts
are used as fuel for every body movement you make. You have not got high yet, but
there is a pleasant feeling that you are definitely not that wooden you expected
yourself to be.
At the next stage you do everything automatically without even thinking about it, just
enjoying the way you move. Skill is a real buzz, a recorded program that works for
you. It can be further complicated.
Choose a few multi-part exercises that you do in the main part of the workout
(without using weights), and work on the technique.
Key words: - Confidence
- Interest
- Foundation
Time: 10 minutes