Floor exercises for women

Most of the body weight is obviously exerted on the pelvic floor. It’s the general body’s supporting platform that gives direction and

5 of the best core exercises you should do everyday to stay healthy, strong, and pain-free!

Feeling a little low energy? Like can't even get off the floor? We totally get it, but you should still work out. We created this quick 10-minute floor workout for days just like this. You might be surprised by how much you can work your muscles on the floor! Grab a light set of weights and lie down for your next workout.

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Sit on the floor with your legs fully extended, leaning back on your elbows, your fingers cupping the sides of your hips (a). Keeping your lower back pressed into the floor, engage your core and lift your legs about 45 degrees. Point your toes, press your thighs together, and trace 12 large clockwise circles (b), then 12 counterclockwise circles.

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