The rectus
abdominis flexes your upper body, bringing your ribs toward your pelvis or vice versa, depending on the point of flexion.
Not exact matches
-- Make sure you are rolling your torso and working the rectus
abdominis instead of just
flexing the torso and using the flexor muscles to pull the bar.
The rectus
abdominis runs the length of the abdomen from the bottom tip of the sternum to the pubis bone in the pelvis, and it's responsible for
flexing the torso and spine by pulling the ribcage closer to the pelvis, although it can also contract the abdomen without moving the torso.
Abdominal crunches exercise Rectus
abdominis muscles, whose job is to
flex the trunk.