The Forearm Plank is a staple in core conditioning, offering a full-body workout. It targets not just the abdominal muscles but also the shoulders, chest, and lower back. This exercise is crucial for building endurance and stability in the core, which is essential for overall fitness and athletic performance. Regular practice can improve posture, balance, and body alignment. It's a versatile exercise, suitable for beginners and can be modified for advanced practitioners. Incorporating the forearm plank into your routine can lead to significant improvements in core strength and stability.
Rest your forearms on the floor, with your elbows directly underneath your shoulders and hands facing forward so that your arms are parallel.
Extend your legs out behind you and rest your toes on the floor. Your body should form one straight line from your shoulders to your heels.
Squeeze your entire core, glutes, and quads, and tuck your butt under a little to keep your lower back straight. Make sure you are not dropping your hips or hiking your butt up high toward the ceiling.
Position your head so that your neck is in a neutral position and your gaze is on your hands.
Hold this position.
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