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Engaging Your Core May Not Always Help
Dana Santas emphasizes the importance of developing dynamic core stability that adapts to movement demands without causing stiffness or restricted breathing. She explains that excessive, habitual bracing can lead to reduced mobility, shallow breathing, and increased tension, which may cause discomfort or pain. Instead, Santas recommends training the core to respond naturally to different activities through specific exercises, promoting responsive control over rigidity.
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