Abdominal Workouts

  • Full Body Workout in 45 Minutes

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    This full-body workout requires no equipment, though you may want a yoga mat to make it more comfortable for your bony parts. It takes about 45 minutes, so warm-up before hand with a walk or any activity to increase your heartrate. Increase reps to 15...

  • Best Core Workout for Athletes

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    This is a tough workout for your core which is great for athletes such as cyclists and runners because it strengthens your abdominals, obliques and lower back. It requires isometric strength and will also help you build core strength needed while your...

  • All Around Abs

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    These should be done after a short warm up and can be done in any order. This workout will work each of the four main ab muscles. Use the variations provided under the main exercise if you want to make the workout easier or more advanced.

    Remember to...

  • Upper Body Free Weights

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    If you do not have free weights, you can use an exercise tube instead. Use weight that is challenging to you by the last 3 reps.

    Tip: Whenever you take a break to get water, do a one-leg stand and try to maintain your balance while you close your eyes....

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  • N.E.N.(No Equipment Necessary)-Beginner

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    This 15 minute workout should be done in order for proper progression of exercises as well as for the benefit of an increased heart rate. Do one set of 8-10 repetitions every day, adding 5 repetitions once you can complete it with no soreness the next...

  • N.E.N.(No Equipment Necessary)-Advanced

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    This 15 minute workout requires you to get on and off of the floor a few times so will increase your heartrate and will work the major muscles. Start with two minutes of gentle stretching to loosen up and finish with two minutes of stretching as a...

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