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In the group fitness arena, instructors are given the challenge of offering up a great workout to appease the masses. Easier said than done. In a never-ending world of new fad diets and cutting-edge muscle-training technology, the fitness aficionado's demands can border upon schizophrenic. Add to that, a sprinkling of fresh-faced hopefuls who are looking for a guiding light on their journey to improved health and wellness - or at very least a diminished feeling of lethargy - and the instructor is often faced with a nearly impossible task of delivering a great workout to each participant.
This paradigm is hugely apparent toward the end of the class - when participants have already exerted a sufficient amount of energy. Up next, the dreaded "Ab Workout". How does one give the seasoned veteran a rockin' CORE workout, yet not scare the newbies? Thankfully, this part of the class only lasts about 10 minutes... unless, of course "Abs" is in the title of the class format. Then, you're looking at 20 - 40 minutes of wonderfully gut-wrenching crunches, twists, turns and hold maneuvers. Whoo-yah! It's at the onset of this portion of the workout that I introduce my secret weapon for powerful abs: "PSOAS" training (also called iliospoas).
I discovered this very important "Core of Your Core" on the Chiropractic table some 2 decades ago while receiving treatment for my sciatic nerve pain. As part of my therapy, the doctor instructed me to raise my straightened leg as I layed very flat on my back. Oh! And... I had to do this while she held my leg down from several seconds to a few minutes at a time. That no-frills resistance training at first, felt like a slow, tingling burn; but soon became a familiar and strangely enough, an almost welcomed feeling. This "workout" was repeated 3 times weekly for a couple of months. By the end of that time, my doctor announced to me that she had never met a stronger set of psoas muscles - woman, man or athlete. "Why, thank you... I guess?" Then, I thought, what can I do with this talent / skill? "I know! I'll share it in class!"
"The psoas muscle is the foundation of strong abs - the core of your core", I would explain. "It's a long narrow muscle that starts about here, (pointing to the inner part of my upper thigh) and ends about here (pointing in the general area of my bikini line) and is the only muscle that connects your legs to your torso. Your abs sit right on top of the iliospoas so if you hope to effectively work your abs, you must start here. Building a strong mid-section depends on properly strengthening the core as a whole. The center of that core is the psoas muscle. To build a strong house, you must have a strong foundation. The same applies to building your body. Your core is the foundation of that body - the psoas is the foundation of your core" According to Liz Koch, author of "The Psoas Book", this little muscle has a profound influence in our well-being; saying that it is "critical for balance, alignment, joint rotation and range of motion... also influences the circulatory system, the functioning of organs and diaphragmatic breathing."
Working out the psoas is fairly simple - but if you've never done them before - you will feel a definite burn. Sitting tall on your bench (I prefer 2 risers) straighten one leg forward with ankle flexed and toes pointed to the side. Keeping the other leg bent so that you can hold yourself sitting up during the exercise, pull the leg in (toward the body) and out (away from the body) for several reps keeping inner thigh opened toward the ceiling. Next, straighten the leg in front of you, toes pointed to the side and raise up and down for several reps. Lastly, point the whole leg toward the side and raise up and down for several more reps. Make sure you do not cheat by leaning back and resting on your arms. Sitting up is vital to proper form. "It's so simple to do" I announce, "that you can even do it from your chair at work". Even better, you can do it from the comfort of your home-based business office (aka the backyard pool). Have fun & welcome to the psoas burn!
Lynette Domingo
AFAA Certified Fitness Instructor since 1992
Emotional Healing Through Gods Power
Experience God's Grace and Mercy When You Give Your Personal Best to Him.
Perhaps the first and foremost problem that stunts the spiritual growth for many a new Christian is the false analysis of the personal best. Up to the waters of baptism, the would-be disciple is coached, guided, and spoon fed a host of truths and new information about God. It does not take long for the young Christian to experience the first stirring of understanding about God's grace and mercy, and when the sinner commits to turn away from a life led for personal gratification and instead turns to a life of Christ-likeness, it is with earnest intent and desire.
Sadly, soon the notion of giving their personal best to God trips up those who fail to transition from accepting others' instructions about a loving God to fixing their eyes on Jesus instead. As Satan seeks to snuff out the tender shoots of a growing love for the redeeming grace of Jesus' sacrifice, feelings of inadequacy begin to multiply. You see, the new disciples are comparing themselves now to those who might have been in the faith for years or even decades, failing to see that the personal best is not quantitative but instead qualitative in nature.
Whereas for a well to do Christian it is easier to give a sizeable weekly tithe, the $5 the new Christian is able to scrape together suddenly appears paltry. In the same vein, when listening to the flowery prayers of some during get-togethers, the somewhat forced ovations to God that the new Christian has to offer seem meaningless. The results are dangerous: instead of experiencing God's grace and mercy to the full, the new disciple in instead filled with feelings of shame, inadequacy, and subsequent emotional pain of simply not living up to anyone's standards. Compounded with the guilt of just not being able to "get happy," many Christians suffer in silence and puts on a good front.
Break through these chains and instead of guilt experience the emotional healing that stems from God's power when you learn to recognize your personal best and resolve to offer it up to God on a daily basis. In keeping with Proverbs 12:28, righteousness is a path along which immortality is reached. It is not the actual perfection of the Christian walk but instead the stubborn persistence therein - by being the best you can be for God - that results in the final prospect of being made perfect when the Christian faces God and experience His grace and mercy first hand.
It is the spiritual growth along the way that also permits for the emotional healing for someone caught up in the self destructive clutches of feelings of inadequacy. A powerful tool in this endeavor is revealed in 2 Peter 1:1-11. In verse four it is revealed that the faith the Christian professes must be precious. In verses five through seven, a how-to manual is offered that helps anyone who doubts their Christian walk to get back on track and let go of the fears of an inadequate life that might have plagued them. Experience God's grace and mercy today; allow yourself to experience spiritual growth and the emotional healing that comes in its wake.
About the Author
Jason Powers a Christian Writer in the state of Florida. His books have touched many lives from around the world including India, Pakistan, Africa and the UK. For more information about Jason Powers or his writings visit
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