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Exercises from the community
Reverse Crunches (abs)
Reverse Crunches specifically target the lower abdominals by moving the hips and pelvis instead of the shoulders, filling a gap that standard crunches don't reach as directly. Lie on your back with knees bent and feet off the floor. Curl your hips up and in toward your ribcage using your lower abs, then lower back down with control, stopping before your feet touch the floor to keep tension on the muscle.
Raise All Toes
Walk around the room for a few seconds to relax the feet, then stand straight and still in Mountain pose (Tadasana). Keep your feet parallel and closer than shoulder width. Straighten your legs and allow your spine to lift and lengthen as before, feeling the gentle balloon pull upward from the imaginary string atop your head. Balance your weight evenly in the middle of your foot, evenly on both sides and distributed from front to back. Feel this balanced weight on your feet and allow your feet arches to raise if possible. Once your Mountain is stable and straight: With raised arches, lift all 5 toes of both feet upward, then lower them back down. Repeat this slowly 5-10 times.
Hip Raises (abs)
Hip Raises use the weight of your legs as resistance to boost lower abdominal muscle growth, with a straighter leg position than the bent-leg variation for a longer lever arm. Lie on your back with your legs extended straight up toward the ceiling. Contract your lower abs to lift your hips a few inches off the floor, then lower back down slowly without letting your legs drop or swing.
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Races & personal records
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Shoe mileage
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Rowing log
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