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Contract your abs and sit at about a 45-degree angle. Hold the medicine ball with both hands, directly in front of you. Contracting your abs, twist slowly from your torso to your right and touch the medicine ball to the floor beside you. Pause to hold the position a moment.Grab hold of a medicine ball with handles (if possible).
Aim to hold the medicine ball straight in front of the body. Keep the abdominals tense throughout, and use your abdominals and the weight of the medicine ball to twist your torso to the right side to touch the floor.Contracting your abs, twist slowly from your torso to your right and touch the medicine ball to the floor beside you. Pause to hold the position a moment. Quickly, but smoothly, contract your abs and twist your torso back to the center position, and then proceed on to touch the medicine ball to the floor on the other side.
Doing the seated oblique twist is a great way to build your oblique muscles. This exercise requires a medicine ball or a dumbbell weight, preferably from 2 to 10 pounds. Begin on the floor, with the knees bent at a 45 degree angle, and lean back until you feel the abdominal region become tense.
Sit on the floor with your knees bent in a 90 degree angle. Hold a medicine ball with both hands in front of your chest. Tighten your core; lean back slightly then twist your trunk to one side.
The medicine ball must remain in front of your chest at all times.Tighten your core and slowly lower yourself down at about a 45-degree angle – for added resistance you can hold a medicine ball or weight plate Engage your abs and in a controlled manner twist your torso to the right and then back to the starting position. Repeat this with the left side.
Repeat until you have completed all your repetitions.Lie on your back on the mat with your knees bent and feet flat on the floor. Hold a medicine ball with both hands and lift your feet 3 to 6 inches off the ground and cross your legs at your ankles if needed. Raise your torso off the ground and twist from the left to the right with the medicine ball, keeping your abdomen tight.I’m going to demonstrate how to do medicine ball side twists.
They can also be known as medicine ball rotations. What you’re going to do is you’re going to start out, kind,of, in a boat pose.Seated Oblique Twist Sit on the floor and hold the towel taut between your hands, arms straight and extended at shoulder height; lean back and raise your feet about a.
Some people may choose to add resistance, such as an exercise stability ball, while doing oblique twists. This will add extra tension to your oblique muscles because of the increased amount of resistance being used. No matter how you choose to do the oblique twists, all of the work should primarily be performed by using the oblique muscles.
Medicine Ball Trunk Twist. The medicine ball trunk twist is a beginner core exercise. This is a great exercise that targets the entire midsection and is suitable for all fitness levels. BEGINNER GERIATRIC OBLIQUES BACK.
1. It is done just like Seated twists but from the standing position, you bend forward as forward as possible keeping back straight. 2. Now twist your upper body as far as possible. Get a good squeeze at the full contraction to get most out if this Abdominal Exercise. 2. Cable Twists.
Seated Oblique Twist with Medicine Ball Classification: Abdominal Core Instruction: Sit on a TheraGear® exercise ball with good posture, feet on the floor and knees over ankles. With arms bent, hold medicine ball in front of chest. While looking straight ahead, contract the abdominals and slowly turn the torso to the right.Keep the arms straight again and twist left, twist back to the right.
The whole time you’re staying upright on the physio ball. So you really feel this in the obliques and the torso. And adding this weight, you feel a little bit more because you added weighted resistance to the stomach. And notice I breathe when I contract. So when I twist, I.a) Sit on the floor with back straight, and legs straight out in a V-shape.
Hold the ball out in front with straight arms. b) Rotate to the left, to the right and back to centre.
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Oh and good video.
I thought those were Russian (Alternating Floor Oblique) Twists:D
This is one of my favorite exercises to work the obliques thanks for sharing!
Hi, was wondering if someone could help me out. I’ve recently started working on abs, what weight would you recommend for this exercise (bare in mind I’m a beginner). I was thinking of purchasing a 5kg plate?
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The side-to-side part isn’t really hard, but just sitting in this position kills my lower back. I don’t think I could sit like that for more than 10 or 15 seconds.
I always thought the exercise needed to be slowed down. Is it more effective at this speed?
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oh wow thanks so muj… i thought something was wrong with my twist coz my legs kept slightly swaying from side to side too.. so jus to clarify things, does our arms have to be perfectly still in a straight line all throughout the motion and just our torso should be twisting??
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This oblique twist or Russian twist is one of my favorite exercises for core but I saw some videos which claim that it destroys gradually, our spines over the time.
How high did We go in weight with side exercise So you Can take 8-10. Thanks for your always great videos
I’m not so sure this is the best for your spine. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IZj6LRjSt30
I do the version with my heels off the ground 30 seconds each for 3 repetitions (along with other exercises).
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This exercise is relatively easy but how do you exhale so quickly? I can’t find the breathing balance
I really want to exercise well and build up my abs, but I have a back problem called kyphosis, even a little scoliosis and lordosis as well. And with my back problems, I feel like I’m always doing the exercises wrong because I can’t help but have my back arched. If anyone out there has tips for people like me to get it right, please reply! Thank you.