7 LOWER ABS EXERCISES TO STRENGTHEN YOUR CORE
|A strong core is the foundation of a healthy and functional body. Not only does a well-developed core enhance your physical appearance, but it also improves posture, stability, and overall athletic performance.
In this article, we will explore a range of abdominal exercises that can help you strengthen your core without the need for any equipment.
Incorporating these exercises into your routine will not only give you a toned midsection but also improve your overall fitness and well-being.
Knee-to-elbow plank
- First of all, the starting position is a traditional plank position with your forearms on the floor and your body perfectly straight.
- Then bring your left knee toward your left elbow, and then return to the plank position. Next, he repeats bringing the right knee toward the right elbow.
- Do 15 reps.
Leg raises
- Lie down on the floor with both legs vertical as if you were against a wall.
- Place your arms outstretched on the ground and put your hands under your buttocks.
- Now slowly lower your right leg and brings it as close as you can to the ground, but without touching it. Then slowly raise it back to the starting position.
- Do the same with the left leg. This is one repetition
- Do 15 repetitions.
V crunches
- First you have to lie down on the ground. Next extend your arms above your head. That’s the initial position.
- Next, stand up, bringing your arms extended and straight towards your legs, which you also lift straight.
- The idea is to lean on your buttocks trying to touch (or get as close as possible) your feet with your hands. Then inhale while returning to the starting position
- You must repeat it between 15 and 25 times.”
Wiper
- Lie on the ground and extend your arms to the sides.
- Raise your legs to form a 90 degree angle.
- Helped by the arms, move both legs to the right side and then to the opposite.
- You must repeat it between 15 and 25 times.
Plank buttocks up
- The starting position is lying with the stomach down and then bend the elbows at a 90-degree angle and, keeping the body flat, support it on the forearms and toes. This is the typical plank position.
- Next, keep your abs contracted, draw your stomach in and your glutes up, continue breathing, your elbows should be under your shoulders during the exercise.
- Return to the initial plank position. This is a repeat.
- You must repeat it between 15 and 25 times.
Abs with cut
- Start by lying on the floor with your legs elevated and your arms above your head and breathe deeply.
- When you exhale, lift your head and shoulders off the ground. And as you stand up, open your legs so that your arms are between your legs (cut).
- You must repeat this movement for 1 minute.
Elbow-knee side plank
- Sit in a side plank position. Supported on the floor with the right forearm and right foot.
- Bend your leg and arm trying to touch your knee and elbow.
- Return to the initial plank position. This is a repeat.
- You must repeat it between 15 and 25 times on each side.