Ditch core work?

I'm tired of arguing about sandbagging and split requests, so let's fight over the value of the wobbly ball -- www.dailymail.co.uk/.../Why-sit-ups-bad-body-wobbly-gym-ball-wont-help-either.html
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  • Former Member
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    "Engage your core" is fairly meaningless to me as well. I do weighted exercises to strengthen the "trunk." But I don't bother much with crunches or wobbly balls, and I think I have a fairly strong core. I recall going to a "Pilates mat" class once. It was so easy that I laughed and left -- that is a good example of the concept of "core training" run amok. Yeah, but what if you had to do Pilates for longer than 30 seconds?:thhbbb:
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  • Former Member
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    "Engage your core" is fairly meaningless to me as well. I do weighted exercises to strengthen the "trunk." But I don't bother much with crunches or wobbly balls, and I think I have a fairly strong core. I recall going to a "Pilates mat" class once. It was so easy that I laughed and left -- that is a good example of the concept of "core training" run amok. Yeah, but what if you had to do Pilates for longer than 30 seconds?:thhbbb:
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