On exhale, twist,
bringing opposite elbow to outside of front knee, drawing bottom ribs towards inner thigh.
When you back up, extend your left leg and right arm, then do an underbody cross-crunch,
bringing opposite elbow to knee.
From here, explosively twist to the side,
bringing your opposite elbow to the bent knee.
Perform a standing crunch,
bringing your opposite elbow to opposite knee.
Not exact matches
Bring one knee up to meet the
opposite elbow and rotate your torso and swap legs.
Pick up your right hand, and
bring your left knee in to touch your right
elbow — and repeat on the
opposite side.
At the same time,
bring your
opposite knee up towards the
elbow.
Bring your hands to heart center, then hook your
elbow over your
opposite knee.
What to do: Begin by laying on your back with hands behind head, then alternate
bringing each
elbow to the
opposite knee, while maintaining a tight core.
Most importantly, fully extend one leg at a time while
bringing the shoulder (not the
elbow) up to touch your
opposite knee.
Then,
bring your arms by your sides as you drive your back knee to the
opposite elbow.
As you flex your spine, twist to
bring your
elbow to the
opposite knee.
This is very similar to the regular one, but you
bring your knees towards your
opposite elbows.
Form: While keeping your abs and core tight,
bring one knee in towards your
opposite elbow, and try to touch your
elbow with your knee.
Twisting mountain climbers: In a plank position,
bring one knee to the
opposite elbow.
While keeping you shoulders lifted off the floor continue alternating from left to right,
bringing your
opposite knees and
elbows together.
Bring your right knee toward your
opposite (left)
elbow.
Repeat,
bringing the OTHER knee to the
opposite elbow and then return to start.
You want to do these at a slower pace than regular mountain climbers and focus on keeping your core tight, butt down and
bringing your knees toward the
opposite elbow while keeping your torso stationary.
Bring your knee inward to meet the
opposite elbow.