Slider Oblique Roll Out
ID: 767
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- Exercise Types:
- Core Resist, Lower Step
- Contraindications:
- None
- Equipment:
- Sliders
- Applicability:
- Focus
- Superset?:
- No
- Sprint-able?:
- No
Key Teaching Points:
- 1. Quality of movement always takes priority over speed or load.
- 2. Foot width affects stability; narrower feet increase the anti-lateral demand.
- 3. Progressive overload is achieved by increasing lever arm, load, or time, not by cheating range.
- 4. The load creates the demand — if it does not feel like a challenge, increase it.
Regression:
Use a wall for hand or shoulder support to reduce the stability demand of the position.
Progression:
Combine with an upper-body pull or push to challenge the core against a loaded limb pattern.
Common Problems:
Lower back extension substituting for core tension — cue rib cage down and posterior pelvic tilt.