4 Quick Ab Workouts

1. THREE Minute Ab Workout

If you can't feel it in your abs then raise your arms up higher until your abs tighten up and/or,
Hold 10 pounds or more over your head.

Beginners:

For the best results, Do this quick 3-minute ab workout 1-to-5 times per day, 1-to-3 days per week.

2. ONE Minute Ab Workout

Important: DO NOT TOUCH the wall after you rollout during the first ½ of this ab workout. Rollout up to an inch away from the wall and hold for 30 seconds.
Finish by doing as many ab rollouts as you can for the remaining 30 seconds. Lightly touch the wall without slamming into it for this part.
You don't have to use a chair. Use a regular Ab Wheel, weighted bar, towels or anything allowing you to glide, roll or slide.

Too Easy? Start off farther away from the wall and/or Increase the workout time from 30-to-45 seconds for each part for a longer 90 second ab workout.
Too Hard? Do the easier 90-second or 7-minute ab workout
Keep your lower back flat or rounded upwards towards the ceiling. If you're unable to do this then start off closer to the wall but not so close you feel nothing in your abs.

You're actually falling into the wall.

DO NOT move your arms too much out in front of you while keeping your heels flat on the floor.
Then let your heels rise off the floor while your hips move forward & your arms move very little at the end of the movement.

For the best results, Do this ab workout at least twice a week at least 3x a day.

3. 90 Second Ab Workout

Follow the same instructions you did for the 3-minute ab workout

STOP DOING SIT-UPS!

With normal sit-ups → Your hip flexors do most of the work while your abs only work or contract real hard in the middle of a sit-up.
In the 90 second & 3-minute ab workouts your abs are doing all the work. They contract real hard to stabilize your midsection to keep you from falling backwards.

4. 7 Minute Ab Workout

This 7 minute Ab workout is an easier version of the 1-Minute ab workout

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