Workout Routines : Exercises for Lower Abs Without Equipment

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Uploaded by on Mar 7, 2009

Exercises for the lower abdominal region don't require the use of equipment, and the abs can be worked out at home through basic crunches or simple knee extensions. Find out how to do scissor kicks and flutter kicks to work out the abs with help from a fitness trainer in this free video on exercises and working out.

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  • i got the same shorts

  • @ObsessedWitTwilight

    Doing abdominal exercises alone won't rid you of abdominal fat. The body doesn't just pull fat from the surrounding area, it pulls it from the entire body.

  • @dvgo1984

    No you're right, but there's still load-bearing stress going on there though.

  • aren't u going to hurt your back doing the last one ?

  • Just did 50. Wow,I can really feel it. Thanks! I'll mix this with my daily crunches.

  • i usually do series of 3,000 total, but this exercises were definitely challenging, so I only was able to finish 2 series of 100 repetitions per each exercise (nonstop 100 repetitions). and then I had to move on so something easier, lol

  • @maz0o1 In order to target ur lower abs you have to keep your back completely flat on the ground. If you lie on the ground normally, you can feel an arch in your lower back. Raise your legs (with slightly bent knees) until the arch is gone and your back is flat. Then do the leg raises from that position. Bringing your legs all the way down to the floor and back up again uses hip flexor muscles and lower back muscles, which, if not strong enough will hurt after a few reps.

  • yeah, too bad the abdominals aren't the actual muscle producing movement here...

  • My lower back seems to cramp up when I do these exercises or crunches, why is that? Is it a bad thing or is it common? Thanks.

  • Amazing video, thx

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