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Welcome to our YouTube channel, where we provide expert guidance on enhancing back stability through the renowned McGill Big 3 exercises. If you're searching for effective techniques to strengthen your back and prevent future injuries, you've come to the right place.

In this video, our experienced trainers from Rexdale, Etobicoke, and Malton will walk you through the McGill Big 3 exercises that focus on building core strength, improving posture, and relieving back pain. These exercises, developed by Dr. Stuart McGill, a leading expert in spine biomechanics, have proven to be simple yet highly efficient in promoting back stability.

Throughout the video, we will thoroughly explain each exercise: the Bird Dog, Side Plank, and the McGill Curl-up. We'll highlight the correct form, provide modifications for different fitness levels, and discuss the benefits of incorporating these exercises into your routine.

By regularly practicing the McGill Big 3, you'll not only enhance your back stability but also improve your overall spinal health and well-being. These exercises are highly recommended for those dealing with back pain, as well as individuals looking to prevent future injuries and maintain a strong, resilient back.

Join us on this journey to a healthier back and subscribe to our channel to stay updated on our latest videos. Remember to hit the notification bell so you never miss a valuable exercise tip. #McGillBig3 #BackStability #CoreStrength #Rexdale #Etobicoke #Malton #InjuryPrevention #ExpertGuidance #HealthAndWellness
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@jromero17

4 months ago

They’re meant to be for stability, and I’ve seen it put into practice along with TUN, time under tension. Hold and brace for 5-15seconds in between reps

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@halit6407

1 month ago

Movements are wrong. Sorry dude. Look for Brians video he explains it well. From a back surgery survivor

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@hollyverchere3823

2 months ago

You are doing this wrong. 1. Engage your core
2. Hold each pose 10
Sec then release and then engage your core for the next rep
3 move to the other side and repeat
4 with the crunch. Same minimally left your shoulders up after you engage your nose. Hold 10 seconds
5. Then go the side left. Same engage core. Hold 10 aeconds

Doing the Russian pyramid style for best results

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@krystleneves796

1 week ago

You should probably show how to actually do them correctly. Toss this in the trash with all the other mis information out there 😤 pure garbage!!

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