Abdominal and Oblique Routine
Starting each day with a healthy perspective enables us to face challenges and be sure in the choices we make when we are eating alone, with friends, coworkers, or family. Over time this mental lifting of weights, making good steps, will go a long way in your ability to have a fit body. Including friends and family in your fitness routine is beneficial, as the synergy you create will keep each other in various activities and keep you encouraged to exercise. Nutrition, alternate routines, and sleep are essential habits. More on that later.
The Body Basics
Our abdominal cavity consists of muscle and connective tissue between the diaphragm and pelvis. Muscles have various forms and functions, such as working with the skeletal system and joints for necessary movement. Additionally, this amazing body system is important to good posture, internal organs, and the digestive system. Nutrition, alternate routines, and sleep. Did I mention those earlier? Yes, those are key to strong muscles.
Abdominal and Oblique Exercises
These are some of the movements that I use to sculpt and strengthen my core muscles.
Reaching Oblique Crunch
Side Hip Raises
Russian Twists
Toe Touch Crunches
Knee Tuck Crunches
This is in addition to warm-ups, getting the heart rate up, stretching, cool-down, cardiovascular, weights, and exercise bands. Keep a fitness record to chart these activities. You may find this method works for you as well and as a great incentive. Nutrition, alternate routines, and sleep. Yes, those fitness elements are essential in my living too. Keep reading.
Reaching Oblique Crunch
Side Hip Raises
Russian Twists
Toe Touch Crunches
Knee Tuck Crunches
This is in addition to warm-ups, getting the heart rate up, stretching, cool-down, cardiovascular, weights, and exercise bands. Keep a fitness record to chart these activities. You may find this method works for you as well and as a great incentive. Nutrition, alternate routines, and sleep. Yes, those fitness elements are essential in my living too. Keep reading.
The Zinger(s)
Working out is not enough for our bodies. Diet, what you eat, what you buy at the store and bring home to your kitchen, is highly significant to strong abs and obliques. Your fitness routine also needs variety. Mix up your activities. Sleep is also key. The body, mind, and soul need rest and revitalizing.
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Note: all information is of a general nature and is furnished only for education. See a doctor or medical professional for your own personal fitness advice. Use of this information is at your own risk in regard to any losses, liabilities, injuries or damages resulting from any and all claims.
Credit: mayoclinic.org, Image courtesy of nenetus at FreeDigitalPhotos.net
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