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Exercises from the community
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.
Crossovers (abs)
Crossovers train the obliques hard by combining rotation with a crunching motion, hitting the sides of your abdominal wall more directly than a straight-ahead crunch. Lying on your back with knees bent, curl your shoulders up and rotate to bring one elbow toward the opposite knee while extending the other leg out. Alternate sides in a controlled rhythm, keeping your lower back pressed into the floor throughout.
Crunches: Knees Up (abs)
Crunches: Knees Up keeps the legs elevated and hips flexed, which holds tension on the upper abs through the entire rep instead of letting it ease off between reps. Lie on your back with your knees bent and lifted so your shins are roughly parallel to the floor. Curl your shoulders and upper back off the floor toward your knees, then lower back down slowly without letting your feet drop.
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