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How to Do Crunches with a Low Push
Maintaining posture lie flat on the floor.
Beginning Crunches with a Low Push
1. Hands behind your head for stability and balance, crunch forward so as to squeeze the muscles just below the ribcage.
2. Do not bend your neck forward after reaching peak position, return back to neutral posture.
3. Breathe in as you come up and breathe out as you go back to the posture position.
4. Repeat!
Crunches with a Low Push Movement
1. Lie down on an exercise mat on your back.
2. Bend your knees and place your feet flat on the ground.
3. Place your arms in front of your chest and cross them.
4. With a smooth, controlled motion, lift your shoulder blades off the mat.
5. Slowly and steadily lower yourself back down.
Crunches with a Low Push Benefits
Builds your core, improves balance and posture.
Crunches are a great way to gain muscular mass. Unlike sit ups, however, they exclusively work the abdominal muscles. They're a popular exercise for folks seeking to acquire six-pack abs because of the intense muscle isolation. They're also great for strengthening your core, which includes your obliques and lower back muscles.
Lower Ab, Crunches and Sit Ups.
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