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]]>Lie flat on your back, lift the arms up straight above your chest, palms facing each other (or with a weighted object). Legs and knees bent 90 degrees off the floor. Keeping the back flat to the mat and the abs engaged, straighten one leg, then bring back to start position and straighten the other leg. Do 10 reps on each side.
Lie on one side on a mat, feet together, and lift up your torso and hips so the weight is on your elbow and the other arm is straight up towards the ceiling. Bring the straight arm down and thread it under the arm on the mat and then back up to starting point. Feel the twist in your obliques and waist. Do 15 on each side.
Start with your hands and knees on the mat and straighten the left arm and right leg, making sure not to shift the hips or shoulders, keeping the weight in the middle. Bring the knee to the elbow underneath the torso, hold for two seconds and straighten to the start position. Do 10 on each side.
Start by standing at the top of your mat and bend over to let the hands touch the toes and start walking, with the hands, to the other end of the mat, until you are in plank position. Hold there for two seconds and then walk the arms back to the feet and stand up straight. Do 15 reps.
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]]>To perform dead bug, you should lie on your back with your knees up in the air at a 90-degree angle and your arms lifted towards the ceiling. Once you take the starting position, lower your right leg while extending your left arm above your head. Hold the position for a second and perform the same movements on the opposite side.
The dead bug is one of the best abs exercises for beginners and people struggling with back pain. It engages the muscles of your core while protecting your lower back and teaches you how to keep your stomach and spine stable while moving the rest of your body.
In addition to targeting your abs, this exercise can also do wonders for other muscle groups because it also engages your hips and back. If you’re trying to take your routine to the next level, grab your yoga mat, lay down on the floor, and kill your abs workout with a couple of sets of dead bug exercises.
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]]>This is the exercise you want to do if your goal is to tone up your midsection. The summer has already started and everyone is getting ready to show off their summer body. The dead bug engages the core and will help you burn the fat.
All you need to do is lay on your back, knees in a tabletop position and arms straight on the floor. Move the left leg at the same time as the right arm.
Russian twists are a classic exercise that can be done with or without weights. Sit on your butt and bend the knees. Start twisting your elbows trying to touch the ground from one side to the other. If you add weights or a medicine ball it will be even harder and more challenging.
Bicycle crunches are so effective. They target the abs, muffin top, and even the obliques. It’s pretty much like you’re riding a bike with the legs while also moving the right elbow to the left knee and the left elbow to the right knee.
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]]>Lie flat on your back, lift the arms up straight above your chest, palms facing each other (or with a weighted object). Legs and knees bent 90 degrees off the floor. Keeping the back flat to the mat and the abs engaged, straighten one leg, then bring back to start position and straighten the other leg. Do 10 reps on each side.
Lie on one side on a mat, feet together, and lift up your torso and hips so the weight is on your elbow and the other arm is straight up towards the ceiling. Bring the straight arm down and thread it under the arm on the mat and then back up to starting point. Feel the twist in your obliques and waist. Do 15 on each side.
Start with your hands and knees on the mat and straighten the left arm and right leg, making sure not to shift the hips or shoulders, keeping the weight in the middle. Bring the knee to the elbow underneath the torso, hold for two seconds and straighten to the start position. Do 10 on each side.
Start by standing at the top of your mat and bend over to let the hands touch the toes and start walking, with the hands, to the other end of the mat, until you are in plank position. Hold there for two seconds and then walk the arms back to the feet and stand up straight. Do 15 reps.
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]]>To perform dead bug, you should lie on your back with your knees up in the air at a 90-degree angle and your arms lifted towards the ceiling. Once you take the starting position, lower your right leg while extending your left arm above your head. Hold the position for a second and perform the same movements on the opposite side.
The dead bug is one of the best abs exercises for beginners and people struggling with back pain. It engages the muscles of your core while protecting your lower back and teaches you how to keep your stomach and spine stable while moving the rest of your body.
In addition to targeting your abs, this exercise can also do wonders for other muscle groups because it also engages your hips and back. If you’re trying to take your routine to the next level, grab your yoga mat, lay down on the floor, and kill your abs workout with a couple of sets of dead bug exercises.
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]]>The post 3 Best Exercises To Tone-Up Your Midsection appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>This is the exercise you want to do if your goal is to tone up your midsection. The summer has already started and everyone is getting ready to show off their summer body. The dead bug engages the core and will help you burn the fat.
All you need to do is lay on your back, knees in a tabletop position and arms straight on the floor. Move the left leg at the same time as the right arm.
Russian twists are a classic exercise that can be done with or without weights. Sit on your butt and bend the knees. Start twisting your elbows trying to touch the ground from one side to the other. If you add weights or a medicine ball it will be even harder and more challenging.
Bicycle crunches are so effective. They target the abs, muffin top, and even the obliques. It’s pretty much like you’re riding a bike with the legs while also moving the right elbow to the left knee and the left elbow to the right knee.
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