22 Feb 2018
Walk into a gym and you’ll notice a lot of the same thing: athletes standing, sitting, or lying on their backs while they are getting their bodies ready for 2018 AAU competition.
Even though these get the job done, there is another position that can help strengthen your body and balance, giving you an edge on your competition: Kneeling.
Yes, kneeling.
Not only is this position a change up from your regular bench press, curls, or squats, but it most importantly can improve your balance, strength and core stability.
Thanks to our friends at Eastbay, we can help you work some of these exercises into your regular routine. Here are six of our favorite kneeling exercises for you to pick and choose from:
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1. BALL CHOPS
2. UPRIGHT ROWS
3. KNEE ELEVATED BALL ROLLOUTS
4. BIRD DOGS
5. DUMBBELL ROWS
6. KNEE-ELEVATED BALL PUSH-UPS
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