Consider adding these movements to your training routine if you're into grappling, or explore these ideas for moving your spine during your workouts. - Most gym routines typically emphasize maintaining a neutral spine, and while that's not a bad thing, it sometimes overlooks the many ways our spine can actually move. This is super important, especially if you're into grappling or martial arts. - You see, our spine isn't just about staying straight—it's capable of strong neutral positioning, flexion, extension, lateral flexion, and rotation. It's also crucial to figure out how to train your spine to resist being forced into any of these positions because your opponents will always try to mess with your posture. - You can find all of these exercises and more in the 'UNTAPPED' program on the @athletictruthgroup app. Plus, we've got form videos, coaching on proper form, and training tips to help you get better at resistance training. (Check out my bio 🫶🏾). Here's a quick list of movements from the video: - ↕️ Keeping a Neutral Spine: ATG Squat, Split Stance RDL 🤼‍♂️ Flexion: Jefferson Curl (with Cable, DB/Barbell) 🗿 Resisting Flexion: Seated Good Morning (with Cable, DB/Barbell) 🪃 Extending: DB Pullover or Bodyweight Bridges ⤵️ Lateral Flexion: QL Raise 🔄 Rotation: Thoracic Rotation (with Band, Stick, Cable) or Med Ball Toss - Give 'em a shot and level up your body’s physical resilience! - #strongerhuman #UNTAPPED #BJJ #MMA #Grappling #Wrestling #BraziliaJiuJitsu

If you’re a martial artist OR a grappler (BJJ), you NEED to strengthen your groin. Here are a few solutions that you can add to your current training program. #BJJ #martialarts #grappling #MMATwitter #mma