Slide Your Way to Fitness
There’s an easy way to make each exercise harder, faster and more effective: remove the friction. If you use a surface that lets you slide, you’ll increase your strength, enhance your workouts and sculpt a bigger and better body. But how does sliding surface training work?
It starts with instability. Because there’s no friction, whatever limb is on a sliding surface becomes unbalanced, forcing your body to engage its stabilizer muscles. That spikes the intensity on each move, ultimately building more muscle.
It also unlocks unique exercise variations. On a sliding surface, you can move in new directions, change angles within an exercise, and even reduce the impact on your joints.
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