Use your abdominal muscles to simultaneously bring your right shoulder and your left knee together, so
your elbow meets your knee.
Not exact matches
That means a helmet that
meets approved safety standards and
knee and
elbow pads.
Raise your arms, then lift left
knee and bring right
elbow down to
meet it.
Bring one
knee up to
meet the opposite
elbow and rotate your torso and swap legs.
Bring your right
knee up toward your chest while simultaneously bringing your left
elbow over and down to
meet the rising
knee.
Engaging your abs, bring your left
knee up to the center of your body, as you lower your right
elbow to
meet your
knee.
Lift right
knee to side; pull right
elbow down to
meet it.
As you land, drive your right
knee up and across your midline, rotating your torso as you bring your left
elbow to
meet your
knee.
A great modification for this is to hold a plank on your
knees, and bring alternating
knees to
meet your
elbows below you — or flip on your back and do bicycle crunches.
Hold for a moment to get your balance, then draw your right
elbow and left
knee in to your core to
meet beneath your stomach.
Stand and drive your right
knee up high to the side as you bring your right
elbow to
meet it, performing a side crunch.
Bring your left
elbow to
meet your right
knee, fully extending the left leg.
perform 1 cross body mountain climber per side by running one
knee to
meet the opposite
elbow and repeat on the other side
Step your right foot back and behind you, bringing your right
knee directly behind your left heel, then drive your right
knee up to
meet your right
elbow.
Keeping your hips low and your core engaged, simultaneously pick up your right hand and left foot, bringing your
elbow to
meet your
knee at the center of your body.
Lie on mat with hands behind head, rotate to the left as you bring in the left
knee, while bringing in the right
elbow towards it, then switch sides rotating to the right and bringing in the right
knee and the left
elbow to
meet it, as the left leg straightens out, continue alternating sides
Oh btw i never
met anyone in 20 yrs that lifted heavy that didn't have shoulder issues or
knee issues or
elbow aches etc. and they still want to lift heavy low reps total brainwashing of unparrelled magnitude and I'm being serious no lol cause its sad.
For each rep, curl your shoulders off the floor, and start off with twisting toward the left side with your right
elbow curling up to
meet your left
knee.
From here, bend your left
knee in, keeping the right leg extended out straight, and crunch your upper back up off the floor, twisting the right
elbow across your body to
meet the left
knee.
From here, bend your right
knee in towards your chest as you crunch your left
elbow across to
meet it, lifting your shoulders off the floor like a twisting sit - up.
When you're starting the exercise, instead of focusing on just raising your
knees up (and flexing the spine), I want you to also try to force your
elbows forward and down to
meet your
knees.
As long as your focus is on bringing those
elbows forward to
meet the
knees, you'll hit the sweet spot.
For harder push - ups, try Spiderman push - ups, drawing out your right
knee to
meet your right
elbow as your lower yourself, then do the same with the left
knee.
Try a plank with
elbow to
knee rotation: Get into a basic plank on your hands, then drive your right
knee and your left
elbow to
meet in the middle of your body.
Bring your
knee inward to
meet the opposite
elbow.
Bring your
knee outward to
meet your
elbow.