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10 Winning Abdominal Exercises and Sculptors

We work so hard in our abdominal exercises to get that six pack, or the faintest whisper of definition in our abdominal muscles.

Beer belly, spare tire, love handles… be gone!

Ab sculpting exercises are one of the most popular fitness topics on the internet. The general public (that would be y-o-u, babe) has an almost insatiable desire to seek or purchase solutions to obtain trim and sexy abs. You have probably experienced frustration with your midsection and find that the Abs are a difficult muscle to work; it seems to take forever before you begin to see results.

Just a little friendly reminder that your “six-pack” abs already exist; they are not created by doing ab exercises. You were born with them. See, you fattened them up over time with biggie fries, burgers, and inactivity. You will need to focus more on lowering your body fat through resistance and aerobic exercise, and dietary changes.

Putting variety in your ab training program would be the way to go instead of performing many repetitions of the same exercise. In your efforts to build a more attractive mid section, you can do abdominal exercises with just 15-20 repetitions of each exercise 2-4 times a week. The abdominals are mostly endurance muscles so you do not train them to increase in size.

You want slim, trim, and shapely, remember?

Occasionally you will come across some terms that seem to indicate that you can completely isolate parts of the abdominals; “lower abs” and “upper abs”. Fibrous connective tissue gives the muscle that washboard or six-pack appearance. In actuality all the exercises stress the whole muscle wall. You can focus on the upper region by moving just the torso and the lower region by tilting the pelvis.

Begin your abdominal exercises with a safe and effective workout routine listed below; remember to exhale (blow out) at each repetition when your muscle is working it’s hardest and control your movement throughout the exercises:

Exercise #1: Medicine Ball Twister - Lie on the floor with a...

Exercise #2: Leg thrusts - Great for working out the lower...

Exercise #3: Plank – This works your entire core in that you...

Exercise #4: Jackknife – An exercise ball is used to perform ...

Exercise #5: Ab crunch – The common and popular ab exercise...

Exercise #6: Bicycle crunches - A very popular and familiar...

Exercise #7: Double crunches - Lie on your back as in your Ab...

Exercise #8: Reverse crunch - Similar to a hanging knee raise...

Exercise #9: Elbow To Knee Crunch – Lying on your back, put...

Exercise #10: Crunches with Exercise Ball - Performing crunch...

Get a more sculpted body you can be proud of; work with a trainer or coach to select a greater variety of abdominal exercises that you can safely perform. Your trainer can show you how body positioning affects how the core muscles are engaged.




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