Summary of "5 MIN QUICK DAILY ABS & CORE (No Equipment)"
Key Wellness and Productivity Tips from the 5-Minute Daily Abs & Core Workout
Workout Structure
- A quick, 5-minute core-focused routine that can be added to any workout or done alone when short on time.
- No equipment needed, just a soft surface to lie on.
Exercise Techniques and Focus
- Perform all movements with intention, slowly and controlled for maximum effectiveness.
- Emphasize engaging the core by pressing the belly button to the spine and keeping the low back pressed into the floor.
- Maintain proper form throughout, such as keeping the bum down during planks and rolling planks to avoid piking.
Exercise Breakdown
- Straight-Legged Crunches: Lift shoulder blades off the floor reaching for toes, legs straight up.
- Leg Drops: Lower legs to tap heels on the floor and lift back up while keeping core tight.
- High Plank Knee Tucks: From plank, bring knees to chest one at a time, then press back into a downward dog-like position.
- Side-to-Side Crunches: In tabletop position, reach opposite fingertips toward the front corner, engaging obliques.
- Rolling Planks on Forearms: Rotate from side to side in plank position, lifting the arm and keeping hips down.
- Slow Bicycle Crunches: Elbow to opposite knee with slow controlled twists, keeping belly button glued to spine.
Breathing
- Remember to exhale during crunches and maintain steady breathing throughout exercises.
Additional Wellness Advice
- This routine is simple but effective for firing up the core.
- Can be used daily to build core strength and improve overall fitness.
- Encouraged to integrate this quick workout into daily life for consistent movement.
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Presenter/Source
- MadFit (Maddie Lymburner)
Category
Wellness and Self-Improvement
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