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Exercise

To put into action, practice, or force; to make use of something, such as a right or option.

To exercise dominion over land is to openly indicate absolute possession and control.

To exercise discretion is to choose between doing and not doing something, the decision being based on sound judgment.

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The relationship between shoulder and core has been shown by the activation of core musculature during upper extremity movements in previous studies.[10-13] Although the inclusion of core stabilization exercises into rehabilitation program for shoulder injury has been advocated,[14,15] the evidence to show direct effect of core stabilization on shoulder muscle strength is still lacking.
Does a core stabilization exercise program have a role on shoulder rehabilitation? A comparative study in young females
Since the stabilization exercises exerted a minimal load on the spinal column, it can be regarded as an important clinical approach to curing acute LBP in rehabilitation centers.
Is abdominal muscle activity different from lumbar muscle activity during four-point kneeling?
Multifidi muscles median frequency before and after spinal stabilization exercises. Arch Phys Med Rehabil.
Spectral and entropy changes for back muscle fatigability following spinal stabilization exercises
Lumbar stabilization exercises, (a) abdominal and lumbar concentric exercises, and (b) isotonic neck, shoulder, and back exercises.
Effect of Upper-Extremity Strengthening Exercises on the Lumbar Strength, Disability and Pain of Patients with Chronic Low Back Pain: A Randomized Controlled Study
Core Stabilization Exercise Group: Subjects allocated to this group were managed with core stabilization exercise targeting deep muscles of the abdomen.
Effectiveness of core stabilization exercises and routine exercise therapy in management of pain in chronic nonspecific low back pain: A randomized controlled clinical trial
Goldby et al (2006) found that spinal stabilization exercises were more effective than manual therapy in reducing pain intensity and disability and dysfunction.
Effects of spinal manipulation versus therapeutic exercise on adults with chronic low back pain: a literature review
Our study compared the stabilization exercise program with the traditional treatment for CLBP, based on the Reagan- Michelle's protocol.
Lumbar stabilization exercises in addition to strengthening and stretching exercises reduce pain and increase function in patients with chronic low back pain: randomized clinical open-label study/Kronik bel agrili hastalarda guclendirme ve germe egzersizlerine ek olarak yapilan lomber stabilizasyon egzersizleri agriyi azaltir ve fonksiyonu arttirir: Randomize acik klinik calisma
A host of theories and "stabilization exercise" programs have been developed to train these muscles as a means of treating and/or preventing LBP.
The use of "stabilization exercises" to affect neuromuscular control in the lumbopelvic region: a narrative review
The general stabilization exercise group performed the same motions on a mat.
Effects of stabilization exercise using a ball on mutifidus cross-sectional area in patients with chronic low back pain
Admittedly, FR in the current study applied similar positions to the core stabilization exercises but the exercises done by the CORE group were superior in improving the trunk muscle endurance.
The Training Effects of Foam Rolling on Core Strength Endurance, Balance, Muscle Performance and Range of Motion: A Randomized Controlled Trial
Bettes starts her day in the PT room so she can get occasional advice from the PT team while she warms ups with hip and shoulder stabilization exercises. Then she uses company class to focus on improving her technique.
Ballet's backbone
The influence of specific training on trunk muscle recruitment patterns in healthy subjects during stabilization exercises. Manual Therapy 12, 271-279
Effects of Core-Stability Training on Performance and Injuries in Competitive Athletes

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