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Medical condition/treatment
Fortificatio Musculorum Trunci Corporis
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Core muscles
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Strengthening the core muscles is an important aspect of physical therapy that aims to strengthen the muscles in the abdominal and back areas. A stable core is crucial for healthy posture and avoiding back problems. Targeted exercises strengthen the core muscles, which can lead to better posture and a lower risk of injury. Physiotherapy supports this.
Causes/Description:
Core muscles, core strengthening, core strength, stability
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Physiotherapie, Kräftigung der Rumpfmuskulatur, Rumpfstabilität, Muskeltraining, Beweglichkeit
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Strengthening the core muscles is a central component of physical therapy and focuses on strengthening the muscles in the abdominal and back areas. Strong core muscles support the spine, improve body stability and reduce the risk of injury. The exercises are aimed at strengthening abdominal and back muscles to relieve back pain and improve posture. This therapy is beneficial for many patients.
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Core strengthening aims to strengthen the muscles in the abdominal and back areas to improve stability and posture. A physical therapist will offer you targeted exercises to strengthen your core muscles. There are evidence-based studies supporting the effectiveness of core strengthening in physical therapy.
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History: Strengthening therapy is an important part of rehabilitation after injury or surgery and has long been used in physical therapy. Fact: Proper strengthening therapy can help correct muscle imbalances.
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