Crunch with legs elevated.
Crunch with heel push floor.
To do reverse crunches lie on your back and bend your knees at 90 degree angles.
Thus raising your glute slightly.
At the end of the motion push your heels downward while simultaneously pressing the small of your back into the mat.
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This increases lower ab involvement and increases the contraction by moving the pelvis closer to the ribcage.
Crunch with heel push.
End position continue to crunch maintaining the tennis ball sized gap between your chin and your chest.
Lie on your back with your toes pointed toward the ceiling.
Your body should form a straight line from shoulders to ankles.
Ball side oblique crunch.
Hold for 1 2 a second squeezing your abdominals.
Crunch with legs vertical.
Atx2go standing side oblique crunch.
The abdominal crunch with a heel push is an extremely effective exercise for both the abdominals and the obliques.
Crunch with arms extended.
On an exhale press your back into the floor as you crunch your knees towards your chest.
Decline 90 degree.
Muscles used in the crunch with heel push.
Place your arms straight by your sides with your palms on the floor for support.
Hold for five seconds then return to the starting position and repeat the movement with opposite leg.
B squeeze abs lift one foot off the floor and bring knee up towards chest while keeping body in as straight of a line as possible.
Keep your abs engaged by keeping the small of your back flat against the floor.
This exercise uses the heels to push onto the floor to work out the rectus abdominis more than traditional crunches.
Crunch with legs in.
Lift your torso off of the ground reaching for your feet as you crunch up.
At the top of the crunch movement push with your heels to tilt the pelvis up slightly lifting your tailbone off the floor a little.
The vertical leg crunch positions your legs straight up in the air.
A start in a push up position with arms completely straight and directly beneath shoulders.
Rectus abdominus transverse abdominals lower back extensors and even a slight use of the obliques.