Honestly there are so many good exercises on YouTube that I would just type lower abs workout and follow through. I like to alternate so I always try different work outs
Some say ‘sit ups’ or ‘crunches’ are the best, but there’s a great deal of room for errors to take place. Personally, sit ups are one of my favourites, but I’d get a professional person to walk you through it, ie a physio. The others that I like are similar to ‘candle stick’, and some Pilates poses. 1. Lie flat on the ground 2. Raise legs to a comfortable height, slowly 3. Lower legs together, slowly. 4. Repeat 6-10 times. Tips: -hold at the top for an extra challenge, and increase the hold times as you get better. - feel free to repeat the set, after doing some breathing exercises (in for 4, hold for 2, out for 6) - start the angle as low as you like, it’s really hard holding your legs even 10cm off the ground! - as your flexibility increases, you can try to get the vertical angle. The side scissor. 1. Lie straight on side wth arms in the recovery position - elbow crooked, with head on other arm/shoulder. 2. Slowly raise one leg 3. Slowly lower leg. 4. Repeat 6-10 times and then turn on other side and repeat with the other leg. Tips: - for an extra challenge, hold at the top, and raise and lower the leg as slow as you can! - the angle isn’t important, it’s the level of control maintained; so start as low or high as you choose, and increase the angle as your flexibility increases!
I like to lay down with my feet in a 45 degree, and i lift my arms straight up to my feet, I also like to just do normal sit-ups💛
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