So here's something we think everyone of our athletes should know. Mid-line stabilization (drink if you said core strength in your head) is the capacity to maintain a neutral, stable spine under load or task. Elegant right? And not a single round exercise ball in sight.
For homework, ask someone you know to define "core strength." Then do a shot for uttering that bastard diad.
Check out the beautiful spines below. As a disclaimer, no spines where hurt during the production of these photos.
Coach K




3 comments:
Love those fancy pants, Aneel!
-E
Speaking of Aneel, please make sure you guys get some pictures of him paying the penalty for a series of poor bets with me on the WEC fights last night. He's going at 6 p.m. tonight to do:
1. 150 burpulls
2. 150 pull-ups
3. 300 air squats
He may be there until 8.
You're welcome, Aneel!
P.S. Why am I always inverted in these photos?
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