Kettlebell Windmill
Kettlebell Windmill is a complex kettlebell exercise that works the whole body but emphasizes improving strength and stability in oblique glutes and shoulders.
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Kettlebell Windmill is a complex kettlebell exercise that works the whole body but emphasizes improving strength and stability in oblique glutes and shoulders.
Kneeling Ab Wheel helps strengthen your back muscles and improve stability throughout your body while also improving shoulder and triceps strength.
Kneeling Cross Crunch helps to strengthen the core, sculpt the waist, and tone the abdominal wall.
Kneeling Oblique Cable Crunch engages the abdominal wall and the obliques and helps to sculpt the waist. This exercise strengthens the back, tightens the core, tones the abs, and improves balance and flexibility.
Kneeling Side Plank With Leg Lift is an easy version of a full side plank with a leg lift. It engages your obliques (the side muscles of your core) better than a standard plank.
Kneeling Stability Chop targets the transverse abdominis and oblique muscles – the muscles that allow you to twist at the waist. Kneeling stability chop also engages the muscles of your back, shoulders, and legs.
Kneeling Stability Reverse Chop is a rotational exercise that strengthens the core muscles, primarily targeting the obliques.
Kneeling Woodchopper keeps your trunk activated in a rotational movement pattern and multiple abdominal and back muscles for stability. In addition, your legs and arms provide strength and mobility.
Leg Lowering Drill is a core strengthening exercise that targets the hip flexor and external obliques while strengthening the lower back.
This variation targets the glutes, quads, and hamstrings while also engaging the muscles of the inner and outer thighs.
Lunge With Side Bend, work your glutes, quads, and hamstrings. In addition, increasing the mobility from hips to shoulders.
McGill Curl-Up forces you to work your entire abdominal muscle complex while keeping your lower back in its naturally arched position. This can be a great addition for those people who suffer from lower back pain.