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	<title>Comments on: Core Stability &#8211; do most trainers or the media know what they are talking about?</title>
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		<title>By: Exercise At Home Coach</title>
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		<description>Hi Alex,

Great point! And what&#039;s key too is until you have core stability, you should not be developing core strength.

Because if you are out of balance, you are simply strenthening those imbalances to make them even more pronounced (eg even more of a problem!)

Stay happy!
Noel Lyons.</description>
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<p>Great point! And what&#8217;s key too is until you have core stability, you should not be developing core strength.</p>
<p>Because if you are out of balance, you are simply strenthening those imbalances to make them even more pronounced (eg even more of a problem!)</p>
<p>Stay happy!<br />
Noel Lyons.</p>
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