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Abs & Core.

Standing Back Bend: Improve Abs & Spinal Mobility

Abs

Beginner

Static

Stand shoulder width and bend backwards. You can either extend your arms up or place them at the back of your hips to stabilize yourself.

External Obliques Stretch

Abs

Intermediate

Static

Lie on your back, place your arms to either side away from your body or behind your head. Angle your legs and knees to 90 degree and then twist both legs from one side to the other.

Cat-Cow Abdominal Focus

Abs

Beginner

Dynamic

Start on your hands and knees. As you exhale, round your spine, focusing on contracting your abs and tucking your tailbone. As you inhale, gently arch your back, but maintain core engagement.

Cobra for Abs

Abs

Beginner

Static

Lie on your belly, face down. Push your upper body of the ground.

Standing Side Bend for Abs: Improve Side Body Flex

Abs

Beginner

Static

Boost core flexibility with this standing oblique stretch. Reach one arm overhead, gently bend your torso sideways, keeping your pelvis stable and hips steady.

Plank for Abs

Abs

Intermediate

Isometric

Lie face down, propped up on forearms and toes. Keep your body in a straight line from head to heels, engaging your core. Hold this position.

Side Plank for Abs

Abs

Intermediate

Isometric

Lie on your side, propped up on one forearm. Keep your body in a straight line from head to feet. Hold this position.

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