This exercise involves the activation of your pelvic floor, transversus abdominis (core), and multifidus (deep back) muscles. This helps to train the core to control upper and lower limb movements which helps us avoid injury. The control of the leg movement adds difficulty as the core really has to work in order to maintain hip and torso stability.
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Lying on your back, find neutral spine and engage core.
Lift legs into table top position . Using your core to control the movement, keep hips steady and feet in same position, slowly move one knee out to the side away from mid-line. Ensure you do not allow hips to rock to one side or foot to drop out. Repeat 10 times on each leg then return to starting position. Special Notes |