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    doing a push/pull workout and throwing some core exercises in. Wanted to know a bunch of core workouts involving weights?

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    Squats, & dead lifts. Try doing dumbell bench presses with one dumbell at a time. They are killer. Planks, birddogs are great too but don't involve weights

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    Rope crunches

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    Overhead supports, front squat holds, get an ab roller too those are great.
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    Quote Originally Posted by vortrit View Post
    Rope crunches
    holy spinal flexion, Batman!
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    Quote Originally Posted by TooOld View Post
    Squats, & dead lifts. Try doing dumbell bench presses with one dumbell at a time. They are killer. Planks, birddogs are great too but don't involve weights
    I've actually took a weight plate and sat it on my back.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gazhole View Post
    holy spinal flexion, Batman!
    True. I still do them from time to time.
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    fucking core...really tired of hearing this word! Stop it!
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    Basically any heavy compound movement. Front squats are particularly good if you do them correctly (drop low enough).

    I will say that I add hanging leg raises to my program and they require a good amount of stabilization. They're also good if you're doing squats and deadlifts because they stretch out your back.

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