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YAWT: Exercises for Obliques/abs (PIC if that will make you click!)

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Originally posted by: eits
dude... the absolute killer of ab workouts = pulse-ups. they sound simple, but they KILL you. i dare you to do 20 controlled pulse-ups.

http://www.differ.freeuk.com/learning/health/bkreverse.gif <--- these are kinda like pulse-ups, except you make sure your legs are perpendicular with the floor at all times. this guy looks like he's rocking back and forth on his back, kinda. with pulse-ups, you pretend that there's a button about 6 inches above your toes and you need to touch it.

keep your hands at your sides right next to your butt, but not under.
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Wow, I did those with a friend holding his hand about 6 inches about my toes, and a little closer to my head (like a button). I had to hit his hand with my feet in a controlled manner. We both loved that exercise, and it really works your abs well.

Another exercise I enjoyed was: Lying on my back, legs straight and arms at side. Lift legs up to 90 degree angle with ground/body and then have a friend push your feet back down to the ground. Don't let your feet hit the ground, but come close. And repeat. GREAT exercise imo.
 
Originally posted by: Cawchy87
Originally posted by: eits
dude... the absolute killer of ab workouts = pulse-ups. they sound simple, but they KILL you. i dare you to do 20 controlled pulse-ups.

http://www.differ.freeuk.com/learning/health/bkreverse.gif <--- these are kinda like pulse-ups, except you make sure your legs are perpendicular with the floor at all times. this guy looks like he's rocking back and forth on his back, kinda. with pulse-ups, you pretend that there's a button about 6 inches above your toes and you need to touch it.

keep your hands at your sides right next to your butt, but not under.
Click to expand...

Wow, I did those with a friend holding his hand about 6 inches about my toes, and a little closer to my head (like a button). I had to hit his hand with my feet in a controlled manner. We both loved that exercise, and it really works your abs well.

Another exercise I enjoyed was: Lying on my back, legs straight and arms at side. Lift legs up to 90 degree angle with ground/body and then have a friend push your feet back down to the ground. Don't let your feet hit the ground, but come close. And repeat. GREAT exercise imo.
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Yup that one also. They can hit your legs to the sides and at variou angles also. Keeps you guessing and it is unpredictable = makes you react faster and harder.

Koing
 
Originally posted by: gigapet
medicine balls are good for developing core strength and there are alot of exercises you can do with them.
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Any medicine ball training a person can do without a partner?
 
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