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Home Ab Workout For A Firm Flat Stomach

Topic: Fitness and ExercisePublished February 8, 2011

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A strong core not only your abs looking firm and strong, but it will help others in the ski lifts and also helps prevent injuries. The basic training that I'm going to show you can be added onto the end of your cardio training or abs or used as a standalone training. This can be done 1-3 times a week for maximum effect.
Your core is basically a term used to describe your body, especially around your abdomen and hips. Good core strength is vital to help protect from injury, you eliminate the fat in this area and increase the overall strength.
The core muscles are engaged to support the muscles through most of the exercises in particular those of resistance training.
This ab workout at home must be run as a circuit, so as to move from one exercise to another straight until all exercises were performed. Rest for one minute, then repeat 2-3 times.
Perform these exercises as quickly as possible, while maintaining good technique and form. The moivements should be controlled and that under no pinot should look like you are shot with a Tazer.

The exercises

Medicine Ball Wood Choppers 20 reps each side
Medicine Ball Saxon Bends 20 reps total
Medicine Ball Sit Ups 20 reps (Hold for 1s)
Medicine Ball Side Twists 20 reps
Plank 20 seconds

Rest for 1 minute then repeat 2-3 times
A continuous circuit like this will create a demand on your cardiovascular system and help increase your fitness levels as well as toning and firming your mid section and is a great way to do at home ab workout.
You use a medicine call is heavy enough for you to feel the extra resistance but not heavy enough that you struggle with each exercise. If you do not have access to medicine ball then you can use household items like a bottle of water, a bag of flour or even a soccer ball to start with and gradually build up the weight as you progress.
As at home ab workout gets easier then add 10 reps for each exercise and complete the workout like this. Keep repeating this method to continually challenge your core.

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This at home ab workout is just an example of the home ab workouts on my website.

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