The frog kick or
plank knee raises is a way to increase the muscle work in your abdominal muscles when you're doing the plank.
Not exact matches
• Begin with hands on medicine ball, in half
plank position with
knees on the mat • Slowly
raise body up to full
plank position, weight evenly distributed between hands and feet • Ensure core is engaged and back is flat to avoid unwanted pressure on the lower back
ANYWHERE WORKOUT # 2: Alley MOVES: reverse
plank, side
plank dip with
knee raise, broad jump, forward lunge with high kick, crunch ups, floor wipers, single - leg calf
raises
From this position you want to push your body up into a
raised plank position while simultaneously tucking both
knees towards your underarms.
The lower abs can be trained with the following exercises the best: leg or
knee raise, reverse crunch, normal or bench sit - ups,
plank or even using an ab slide equipment.
15 Seconds Each Side
Plank Hip Dips with
Knee Raise 3.
Elevate your side
plank by dropping your top elbow and
raising your top
knee towards each other.
10: Hanging
Knee Raises on a Captain's Chair 9: The
Plank Pose 8: Stability Ball Crunches 7: Stability Ball Piques / Straight Leg Roll - Ins 6: Swiss Ball Exchange between the Feet and Hands 5: Reebok Core Board Twisting
Knee Raises 4: Medicine Ball Russian Twists 3: Moving Side
Planks 2: Decline Reverse Crunches on a Board 1: Bicycle Crunches
There are a total of 20 exercises, including push - ups, sit - ups, squats,
planks, chin - ups,
knee and leg
raises, dips, and more.
Get into high
plank (push up) position with feet up on a
raised surface and bring one
knee in towards chest and then back out and then bring in the other
knee close to chest and back out.
With athletic clients, I often incorporate core board exercises in a total body core workout and the
plank with twisting
knee raises is one of my favorite core board exercises.
These are following ones:
plank, side
planks with rotation,
plank knee tucks, pike, straight leg abdominal twists and leg
raises.
Hold a solid
plank as you use your lower abs to drive both
knees into your chest, without dropping or
raising your hips.
If you really want to do some ab exercises, you should be doing
planks, side
planks, hanging
knee raises, spider man climbs, mountain climbers, etc..
The video includes the following easy and advanced bodyweight core exercises:
plank, hanging
knee raise, hanging leg
raise, L - sit, front lever, dragon flag
Practice sit - ups following the APFT protocol, as well as
planks,
knee raise, and oblique exercises.
This guy shows us some more advanced moves such as weighted
knee lift (a great alternative for hanging leg
raise), crunch with dumbbells, side
plank with weights.
Focus on non-crunch ab exercises as well, such as the side
plank, hanging
knee raise, hanging leg
raise, exercise ball rollouts, and exercise ball jackknives for lower ab results.
So the exercises you will want to do for this area include mountain climbers,
planks, hanging leg
raises, exercise ball crunches, and jumping
knee tucks.
Standing behind dip station, squat and place hands on ground in front of you, jump legs back into
plank position and do a push up, then jump legs back in and step or reach forward grasping handles of dip station and do a
knee raise, straightening arms to lift yourself up off the floor, bending legs and bringing
knees up towards chest as high as you can, then lower legs down to floor and step back behind dip station.