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6 Core Exercises to Get and Keep Strong Abs

Most of the exercises in this workout use a stability ball because the added inherent instability of doing the exercises on a round air-filled surface adds a balance challenge to the movement and causes less involvement of the thigh muscles and more targeted activation of the abdominal muscles. 

Week 1

  • Perform two sets of exercises 1? 3 as a circuit; rest 30 seconds between sets.
  • 4-5 days with a rest day between workouts

Week 2

  • Complete one set of exercises 1? 6 as a circuit; rest 30 seconds between sets.
  • 3-4 days with a rest day between workouts

Week 3

  • Perform two sets of exercises 3? 6 as a circuit; rest 20 seconds between sets.
  • 3 days per week
  • Begin each week with a different exercise first. This is a clever way to provide a different challenge for the muscles without needing to teach any new movements (this technique can be used in any circuit workout). For example, start the circuit with exercise 3 (Lateral Rolling Plank). The following week, begin with exercise 4 (Rotating Crunch with Lateral Arm Swing). The week after that begin with exercise 5 and so on.

The Workout

1. Reverse Crunch with Hand Targets – 10 reps

2. Arm Offset Crunch – 20 reps, alternating arms each rep

3. Lateral Rolling Plank – 8 reps each side

4. Rotating Crunch with Lateral Arm Swing – 20 reps, alternating sides with arms each rep

5. Reverse Crunch with Stability Ball – 10 reps

6. Hip Roll with Thread the Needle – 6 reps each side

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