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Crossed-Leg Reverse Crunch

STRENGTH BENCH

Crossed-Leg Reverse Crunch is a challenging core exercise that primarily hits the entire length of the rectus abdominis muscle (the six-pack muscle), getting to the deep lower abs.

Crossed-Legs Leg Lift

STRENGTH NO EQUIPMENT

Crossed-Legs Leg Lift is a challenging exercise designed to target the lower and upper abdominal muscles. Beyond this, crossed-leg lifts are also an excellent workout to improve shoulder flexibility.

Cycling Russian Twist

STRENGTH NO EQUIPMENT

Cycling Russian Twist is a very effective core exercise that targets both the obliques and abs. Cycling Russian Twist is used to build strength in movement and enhance the stability of the core due to its rotational movement.

Dead Bug

STRENGTH NO EQUIPMENT

Dead Bug is a popular 'core' exercise used to target the trunk muscles (erector spinae, obliques, rectus abdominis, and transverse abdominis), which together provide a strong base for our moving limbs so we can maintain good form whilst running.

Dumbbell Chop

STRENGTH DUMBBELLS

Dumbbell Chop is a core strengthening exercise that targets the lower abdominals and obliques. It also engages the muscles of your back, hip, and shoulders.

Elbow-To-Knee Crunch

STRENGTH NO EQUIPMENT

Elbow-To-Knee Crunch is a full-body exercise that strengthens the core and specifically targets the obliques and rectus abdominis. It is a simple exercise that all fitness levels can do.

Elevated-Feet Russian Twist

STRENGTH NO EQUIPMENT

Elevated-Feet Russian Twist s an effective way to build your core and shoulders and is also effective to strengthen hips. It's a popular exercise among athletes since it helps with rotational movement, which often happens in sports.

General Situp

STRENGTH NO EQUIPMENT

General Situp is a classic abdominal exercise that strengthens and tones the core-stabilizing abdominal muscles. Situps work the rectus abdominis, transverse abdominis, obliques, and your hip flexors, chest, and neck.