Reverse Crunch
The reverse crunch targets the lower abs by bringing the pelvis toward the chest.
Core and abdominal exercises: crunches, planks, rotation and anti-rotation.
The reverse crunch targets the lower abs by bringing the pelvis toward the chest.
The plank is the fundamental isometric exercise for core bracing and stability.
The dead bug teaches core stability by dissociating arm and leg movements.
The stomach vacuum strengthens the transverse abdominis for a small waist and deep core bracing.
The dragon flag, popularized by Bruce Lee, is an extreme core exercise requiring exceptional abdominal strength.
The Pallof Press is an anti-rotation exercise that strengthens the deep core and obliques.
The mountain climber combines core bracing and cardio by alternately bringing knees to chest.
The hanging leg raise is an advanced exercise targeting the lower abs and hip flexors.
The side plank strengthens the obliques and quadratus lumborum for lateral trunk stability.
The ab wheel rollout is an advanced dynamic core exercise working the entire core.
The Russian twist targets the obliques in a trunk rotation movement with or without weight.
The woodchop is a functional rotation movement working the obliques and core diagonally.
The bicycle crunch combines flexion and rotation to target the rectus abdominis and obliques simultaneously.
The crunch is the basic exercise for isolating the upper rectus abdominis.