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Exercises for abdominal muscles
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11. The rise of direct legs on the crossbar.
The purpose of the exercise: Study of inferior rectus muscle.
Grabbing hold the top bar and hang on it at arm's length. Trying to keep the legs as straight as possible, raise them in front of as high as possible, then lower down, but they do not touch the floor. Do not swing during this exercise. Since the effort involved visom, is beyond the scope of this exercise, I recommend using the strap to attach the hands to the crossbeam. In this way your fingers and your hands will not get tired before you fully press muscles worked.
12. The rise of the bent leg in the vise on the crossbar.
The purpose of the exercise: Study of inferior rectus muscle.
This exercise should be done when you're tired in the straight leg lifts in the vise on the crossbar. Bending the knees will allow you to do more reps with greater amplitude. Grabbing hold the top bar and hang on it at arm's length. Bend your knees and lift them as high as possible. Lower them to the starting position. Do not swing during this exercise. For a secure grip on the bar, I recommend using straps.
13. The rise of direct legs on a vertical bench.
The purpose of the exercise: Study of inferior rectus muscle.
Take a position on a vertical bench, leaning on his hands. Retaining the fixed upper half of the body, lift the straight legs as high as possible, then slowly lower them. Try during the exercise not to take the lower back from the bench.
14. The rise of the bent leg on the vertical bench.
The purpose of the exercise: Study of inferior rectus muscle.
This exercise is very useful to perform immediately after the lift straight legs to the vertical bench. Take a position on a vertical bench, leaning on his hands. Retaining the fixed upper half of the body, bend your knees, raise them as high as possible and tighten your abdominal muscles. Do not straighten the legs, lower them to the starting position.
15. Alternating leg lifts on a vertical bench.
The purpose of the exercise: Study of inferior rectus muscle.
Any modification of exercise causes the muscles to react to it in a new, different way. When lifting the legs on a vertical bench you try to lift them not simultaneously but in succession. So you give your abdominal muscles a completely different load. Take a position on a vertical bench in the same way as before the previous exercise.
Lift one leg straight, lower it, then repeat the same with the other leg. Then, do this exercise with bent legs. As an additional option, you can perform alternate leg raises on an incline bench, a flat bench or on the floor.
16. The simultaneous rise of the torso and bent legs in a sitting position across the bench.
The purpose of the exercise: Study of the upper and inferior rectus muscle.
Sit across the bench, holding hands for the stability of the edge. Lift the legs and slightly bend their knees. Straighten your legs, rejecting the trunk for balance back. Raise your knees to your chest, while lifting and body. Try to touch the knees and chest while how to tighten your abdominal muscles. During the exercise, you should feel a constant tension in the abdominal muscles. During the exercise, try to never touch the floor underfoot.
17. The simultaneous rise of the torso and bent legs from a prone position on the floor.
The purpose of the exercise: Study of the upper and inferior rectus muscle.
Lie on your back on the floor with his hands behind his head. Lift your head and shoulders up, as when lifting the torso, and lift up your knees as high as possible. Try to touch your elbows knees, then lower body and legs to the starting position. The greatest effect is achieved if the exercise is carried out very slowly.
18. Alternating leg flexion in the prone position on the floor.
The purpose of the exercise: Study of inferior rectus muscle.
Lie on your back on the floor, lean on your elbows, and put the sustainability of the palm under the buttocks. Lift both legs off the floor. Pull one knee as close to the shoulder. Straightening the leg while oncoming traffic pull the other knee to shoulder. Continue to exercise, making a motion with both feet at the same time, bending and straightening one another.
19. Alternating leg flexion in the prone position on the floor combined with the turn of a trunk.
The purpose of the exercise: study of the inferior rectus, and intercostal oblique muscles.
Lie on your back on the floor. The hands are behind his head, his head raised. The legs lift off the floor about 2 inches. Pull one knee to the head and body at the same time turn, trying to touch the knee of the opposite elbow. Return to starting position and repeat the movement with the other leg. Leg movement should remind cycling.
20. "clenching".
The purpose of the exercise: Study of the upper and inferior rectus muscle.
"Clenching" - this is a very effective way to achieve maximum clarity press. Lie on your back on the floor. Raise legs bent at the knees and the feet rest against the stability of the wall or bench. Hands behind your head connect. Lift your head and shoulders to the knees, as when lifting the body, and at the same time lift the pelvis. Feel the contraction of abdominal muscles at the same time "clenching" the upper and lower half of the body. At the top of the movement tighten the press still more to achieve maximum muscle contraction, then loosen the tension and return to starting position.
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