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Transfer Crunch

exercises for abs
abdominal exercises

Description The transfer crunch – which is one of the better swiss ball exercises – is an excellent way to strengthen the abdominal region. Due to the great deal of flexibility, coordination and abdominal strength required for each repetition, beginners often find the movement difficult to perform. Therefore, this movement is best suited for more [...]

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Hanging Leg Lifts

exercises for abs
abdominal exercises

Exercise Description This movement incorporates the same actions as the upright leg lifts, only instead of holding yourself up with elbows positioned below the shoulder, the hanging leg raise exercise requires you to be hanging with arms in an extended position prior to movement initiation. All the same movement principals apply, especially with regards to [...]

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Upright Leg Lifts

Description Since the lower portion of the stomach is such a problematic area for so many people, this is an extremely common lower stomach exercise. The upright leg lift exercise is both easy to do and when done properly, it’s quite effective – done properly being the key words. Unfortunately, people rarely seem to perform [...]

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Decline Leg Raises

Description This is one of the better exercises for lower abs. The addition of the decline bench to the traditional leg raise movement slightly increases the difficulty. Similar to the other exercises for the lower abdominals, it is important that a pelvic tilt is executed at the final stage of the movement to place maximal [...]

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Exercises Ball Pull-Ins

Description This exercise was designed to strengthen the muscles of the abdominal region. They contract as stabilizers to maintain the bridge position and to draw the legs and pelvis forward during hip flexion. Since the exercise requires a great deal of stability and upper body strength, beginners may want to start off with more simplistic [...]

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