Thursday, October 3, 2019

7 Best Home Workout for Abs


Now days everywhere you turn, there is someone promising the secret to getting 6 pack abs. While there's no way to get a 6 pack overnight, regular exercise and a healthy diet can help put you in getting results faster. Develop an abs workout routine with a variety of exercises, such as crunches and planks. Your muscles need fuel, and you might need to burn fat in order to see results, so make sure you stick to a healthy and balanced diet.



Below are the 7 best home workouts to build abs

Before starting your workout go for jog, do jumping jacks, run in place, or jump rope at the start of your workouts. Moderate aerobic exercise will increase blood flow to your muscles, which reduces your risk of injuring yourself.

Side plank


Start in an upper push-up position with your feet together and your hands directly under your shoulders. Bring your right hand to the ground underneath your nose, and then roll out to the outside edge of your right foot. Lift your left arm off the ground, reaching it up toward the sky. Push your hips up toward the ceiling, and then hold for 30 seconds. Then switch sides. Repeat five times on each side.

Single knee raise crunch



Start lying on your back with bent knees and your hand behind your head lifts your head, neck and shoulders off the ground by concentrating on your abdominal muscle extend your leg as you slowly lower your upper body back down then repeat.

Reach through



Reach up above your shoulders with your arms. From the start position draw your belly button down towards the floor top engage your core then contract your abs to raise up a sit up and reach your arms through between your legs towards your feet then lower back down to floor and repeat.

Wide leg toe touch



Step into a wide stance, arms at shoulder height. Bend forward and reach right arm toward left foot and left arm up. Hold for 10 to 15 seconds. Return to standing and repeat on opposite side.

Reverse crunch



These are reverse crunches, as we read the name we can understand this are the opposite of regular crunches. And unlike regular crunches, they help improve your posture. They’re easier than some of the other exercises in this list, but they definitely shouldn’t be underestimated. If you have never done them before you will get sore. It’s important that you keep your core tight throughout this exercise (tense it as if somebody was going to punch you in the stomach).

Flutter Kick


Lie on your back and place your legs and arms straights at your sides lift your heels about six inches of the floor and do a scissor like motion by rapidly kicking your feet up and down.


Knee-In



Sit on the floor with your legs extended in front of you and your hands holding on to the sides for support. Keep your knees together and pull them in toward your chest until you can't go any farther. Keeping the tension on your lower abs, return to the start position and repeat the movement until you've completed your set.


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