Pillar strength

The Performance Life

Fueling Herself for the Field

How one early adopter of the Core Performance program has used her training to prepare for D1 sports and life at college.

Training

Medicine Ball Training

Learn what medicine ball training is and why it's essential to Core Performance workouts.

Play Better

Returning Tricky Shots

Three tips to help you cut towering tennis shots down to size.

Movements

T's - Floor

This prehab movement can help guard against shoulder injury.

Movement

The Best Core Exercise You’re Not Doing

How one move can transform your workout and your performance.

The Performance Life

The NYT's Take on Core Training

Core Performance founder Mark Verstegen reacts to a recent article in the New York Times on core training, and explains why training for "pillar strength" actually matters most.

Movement

Q & A: New Tool for Losing Weight?

Turn up the muscular demand of your workout and burn fat with a TRX trainer.

Play Better

Grab More Rebounds

Become a beast on the boards with the right mentality and a handful of new exercises.

Training

Stability

Use this complete guide to solidify your core, hips and shoulders—the most important areas for dominant performance.

Movement

Core Training, Misunderstood

The common definition of core training is all wrong. This video shows why it's more important to train what's known as your body's "pillar."

Training

Pillar Strength

Your body's "pillar" is the foundation for all movement. Learn how to train it to move, look and feel better than ever.

Movements

Prone Knee Tuck - Physioball Rotational

This movement will challenge your balance and stability and work your core.

Movements

Glute Bridge to Curl - Physioball 2 Up 1 Down

This movement will build strength and stability in your glutes, hamstrings and lower back.

Movements

Glute Bridge to Curl - Physioball 1 Leg

This movement will build strength and stability in your glutes, hamstrings and lower back.

Movements

Lateral Flexion - with Rotation (Off Bench)

This movement will work the lateral and front of your trunk.

Movements

Physioball Hanging Knee Raise

This movement will build strength and stability in your abs.

Movements

Oblique Crunch - 2 Point

This movement will stretch your torso and challenge your balance and stability.

Movements

Crunch - Cable

This movement is an effective way to work your abs.

Movements

Russian Twist - Bench with Weight

This movement will work your hips and trunk.

Movements

Russian Twist - Bench Holding Stability Ball

This movement will work your trunk and hips.

Athlete's Performance

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