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Exercises from the community
Toe Touches (abs)
Toe Touches use your body's own leverage against gravity as resistance, targeting the lower abs for a chiseled result. Lie on your back with legs raised straight up toward the ceiling. Curl your shoulders off the floor and reach both hands up toward your toes, then lower back down with control without letting your legs drift or your lower back arch.
Modified Side Jackknives (abs)
Modified Side Jackknives isolate the oblique abs for the kind of side cut that turns heads at the beach, with an easier setup than a full jackknife. Lie on your side with legs stacked and slightly bent, one hand supporting your head. Simultaneously lift your top knee and curl your upper body toward it, bringing your elbow and knee together, then lower back down with control before repeating on the other side.
Medicine Ball Russian Twists
Medicine Ball Russian Twists are a great, well-known move for cutting the oblique abs, with the ball adding resistance to the classic bodyweight twist. Sit with your knees bent and heels on the floor (or lifted for more difficulty), leaning back slightly to engage your core. Holding a medicine ball with both hands, rotate side to side, tapping the ball near the floor on each side.
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From the blog
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