How to: Lie on
your back on an exercise mat (a).
Lie on
your back on an exercise mat or the floor in a bent - knee position with your feet flat on the floor.
Not exact matches
Here, we're sharing our top 5 post - yoga /
exercise recovery go - to's with a few favorite recipes thrown in to get you
back on your
mat in a jiffy.
Seated
on exercise mat, gently lean
back until the core is activated.
Dead bugs will strengthen weak abdominals and maintain safe
back support throughout the
exercise as your
back will remain flat
on the floor or
exercise mat.
Straight Leg Raise — Lie flat
on your
back with your head and shoulders resting
on the
exercise mat.
One easy
exercise is where you lie
on your
back, bend your knees up to your chest, hold onto your upper thighs while hugging your bent legs close to your chest and gently roll
back and forth (ideally
on a yoga
mat).
So switch it up and move to total body ab
exercises that don't require you to lie
on your
back on a dirty floor or
mat, and you should also switch to stability ball ab
exercises.
On an exercise mat lie on your back with hips and knees both at 90 degree angle
On an
exercise mat lie
on your back with hips and knees both at 90 degree angle
on your
back with hips and knees both at 90 degree angles.
The one apparatus you might want
on hand is a foam
mat to protect your lower
back from whatever firm surface you'll be doing these
exercises on.
Crunches — Start
on an
exercise mat on your
back with your knees bent and arms across your chest.
Pilates,
on the other hand, uses the
mat for a larger volume of
exercises on your
back and your stomach.
Side Kick Front /
Back: This exercise is done with one leg at a time, forwards and back while lying on the
Back: This
exercise is done with one leg at a time, forwards and
back while lying on the
back while lying
on the
mat.
Step 1: Lie
on an
exercise mat on your
back, knees bent and feet flat
on the floor.