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Standing Oblique Crunch

STRENGTH

How to Do

How to Do Crunch Standing Oblique

The crunch standing oblique should begin with good posture to avoid injury. Brace the spine by drawing your lower abdomen inward. Your core muscles should be activated to support your posture as you perform the exercise.

If any pain is experienced, immediately stop the crunch standing oblique.

Beginning

Beginning Crunch Standing Oblique

1. Plant both feet shoulder-width apart on the floor, holding a kettlebell in your left hand.

2. Put your right hand behind your right ear. This is where you'll begin.

Movement

Crunch Standing Oblique Movement

1. Inhale. Lower the kettlebell down your left leg while stretching your right obliques and drawing your ribs toward your left hip.

2. Exhale. To return to the starting position, contract your right obliques to straighten your torso.

3. Complete half of the specified number of repetitions on the same side before moving on to the other side.

Benefits

Crunch Standing Oblique Benefits

1. These crunch exercises will help you improve your core strength, balance, and build a ripped set of abs.

2. Because they are less taxing on your lower back and neck than other ab workouts, they are ideal for those who have previously experienced neck and back pain.

Exercise Aliases

Standing Side Crunch, Dumbbell Oblique Crunch, Standing Ab Exercises.

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