If you understand
abdominal muscle anatomy, then you know that the abdominal muscles all work together in a coordinated fashion to move and stabilize the pelvis and spine.
By understanding how
your abdominal muscle anatomy works will help you develop a well rounded, complete set of six pack abs.
In particular, traditional ab crunches target the upper portion of your abdominal muscle (yes, I know that it's all one muscle, but to learn more about why you can target the upper or lower portions, read about
the abdominal muscle anatomy).
Because of the way
your abdominal muscle anatomy is set up, by making small variations in the way you do your crunches, you can shift the focus of the exercise to different parts of your midsection.
As I mentioned above, there are four muscles that make up
your abdominal muscle anatomy.
These muscles are the visible members of
the abdominal muscle anatomy.
Not exact matches
In human
anatomy, the rectus abdominis
muscle, also known as the «
abdominals or abs,» is a paired
muscle running -LSB-...]
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Many trainers focus on Core Strength and look at the lower Back region and
Abdominal region as separate
muscle groups which may be the case for
anatomy purposes by not for MMA Core Strength purposes.