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Durante Core 3 (Rocks)

5 Rounds

Gymnastics
Solo

Workout Details

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5 Rounds:

10Hollow Rock
10Alligator Roll
10Arch Rock
1 minRest

Coaching Tips

Strategy

  • 1Focus on hinging at the hips during hollow rocks to maintain a solid core position.
  • 2For alligator rolls, keep a steady pace throughout the rolls to avoid abrupt movements that can lead to injury.
  • 3Simultaneously breathe and engage your core during arch rocks; avoid overextending the lower back.
  • 4Utilize the rest period effectively to recover and prepare for the next round, aim for a steady breathing pattern.

Safety Considerations

Technical Focus

Ensure proper engagement of the core during hollow rocks to avoid lower back strain.

Recommended Warm-Up

General Warm-Up: 2-3 Min

  • 20 Mountain Climbers(Focus on driving knees towards the chest, keeping the hands under shoulders.)

Mobility: 2-3 Min

  • 5-10 Cat-Cow Stretch(Focus on moving through the spine and opening the core.)
  • 5-10 Cobra Stretch(Open up the chest and prepare for hip flexors.)

Activation: 3-4 Min

2 rounds
  • 30 sec Hollow Body Hold(Engage the core, press lower back against the ground.)
  • 30 sec Arch Hold(Activate back muscles while in an arch position.)

Scaling Options

Intermediate

Reduce intensity or duration of holds as necessary.

  • 1

    hollow rock

    Reduce the range of motion (just rolling back and forth without lifting) for hollow rocks.

  • 2

    alligator roll

    Perform the roll without excessive twisting, focusing on stability.

  • 3

    arch rock

    Limit the height of the arch.

Scaled

Easier variations for core exercises to maintain engagement and avoid injury.

  • 1

    hollow rock

    Perform partial hollow rocks or hold the position without rocking.

  • 2

    alligator roll

    Instead of rolling, do side to side lunges or seated leg raises.

  • 3

    arch rock

    Can do an arch hold without rolling; focus on breathing and stability.