Beyond the common emphasis on limb and facial muscle recovery, neglecting core strength can impede overall progress. Essential for enhancing stability and balance, core strength exercises play a critical role in reducing the risk of falls and additional injuries. They also contribute to improved coordination and foster comprehensive recovery. What core exercises will guide your rehabilitation journey? Let’s explore together.

Pelvic Thrusts

Pelvic thrusts are a great way to strengthen abdominal muscles helping someone to sit upright and hold their balance.¹

Seated Extensions

The idea behind this exercise is to train the abdominal muscles to adapt to basic motions. It also helps improve overall balance when sitting or standing.²

Side Clams

A great way to work both your core and leg muscles, side clams gets your body used to lateral movements and turns.¹

These core exercises will help your brain to use neuroplasticity to form new neuronal connections. Repeating exercises increases this process and retrains the body to learn basic functions.

Always work with a physical therapist to decide which exercises you should do. This will help improve your recovery progress and allow your body to get stronger.