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@lynn59

I think everyone is different and that statement is being cautious. From what I’ve read lots of people sustain compression fractures with a sudden twisting motion. I have a -3.3 L1-4 T-score and I still do very controlled twisting movements, but I have a very strong core and have been doing those types of exercises and activities for years. I don’t push the twist as far as I used to, or with as heavy weights, and I make sure my movements are very controlled. I don’t want to stiffen up, and then need to twist in an emergency and have my body not used to the motion. So far so good.

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Hi @lynn59 or anyone,

Any good core strengthening routine you’d recommend? I’m looking for 1-5 must do’s for core. As an example, I consider squatting a must for lower body (quads and glutes).

Is Superman post recommended still?

Thanks a lot!