Always train your abs as One unit and this means you need to add exercises for upper exercises like crunches and a lot more as discussed in
the upper abdominal training section.
Not exact matches
Overall, it is an easy to use and effective equipment to
train the
upper part of the abdominus mainly and to tone
abdominal muscles.
If you are however someone who likes to
train their full
abdominal area in one go just pick the same amount of exercises for you
upper, lower and side abs and get to work.
Most newbies almost always seem to be
training their
upper ab way more than any other part of their
abdominal wall.
The added benefit of doing «lower
abdominal exercises» is that they also work your
upper abs, so you won't be neglecting either region if you incorporate lower ab exercises into your
training.
This way
abdominal muscles are worked better, moreover besides obliques,
upper, lower abs is
trained.
Weight vest walking is essential for conditioning, as well as back,
abdominal and
upper back
training.
By now you should have noticeable improvement in work capacity, conditioning (meaning you aren't out of breath during
training), and an increase in
upper back, mid back, lower back and
abdominal strength.
Break up your weight
training each day as follows: a day each of
upper body,
abdominal, and lower body exercises.
Reverse crunch
trains your
upper abdominal and lower back efficiently.