3 Best Twisting Six Pack Abs Exercises for Incredible Oblique Muscles

3 Best Twisting Six Pack Abs Exercises for Incredible Oblique Muscles

These twisting six pack abs exercises will help you build strong, powerful and good-looking oblique muscles for your body.

They have been chosen and explained by Jeremy Ethier, check out his great YouTube channel.

Best Twisting Six Pack Abs Exercises for Incredible Oblique Muscles

“One of the biggest mistakes people make with their core workout or six pack abs workout is overlooking the obliques and failing to realize their importance towards contributing to a well-developed midsection. Based on the orientation of the obliques and the way their fibers run, they can help visually taper and narrow your waistline. It would, therefore, be in your best interest to start incorporating oblique exercises into your training plan. In this video, I cover the best obliques abs exercises, such as oblique crunches and oblique twists, you need to incorporate into your obliques workout.”

How to Get Ripped Obliques With These 3 Abs Exercises Twisting Six Pack Abs ExercisesSource: Cristian Baron / Unsplash

“The obliques actually have 2 lesser-known functions that most people overlook: it assists in the posterior pelvic tilt and tucking the ribs down and in, and it also assists in drawing in your abdomen by bringing the belly button in towards the spine. Research, therefore, shows that by implementing these two additional functions of the obliques during your obliques workout, you’re able to achieve even greater activation.”

1. Twisting Six Pack Abs Exercises – High to Low Cable Woodchoppers

“One of the best obliques ab exercises is the high to low cable woodchoppers. It’s a great option as it enables us to apply weighted resistance directly in line with the diagonal way the oblique fibers run. The key here is to focus on the rotational aspect of the movement. You should minimize the use of your arms muscles by keeping your elbow position locked, rather than bending and extending them or swinging the weight down with your arms. When done properly, you should feel a strong contraction corresponding to the side of the obliques that you’re pulling towards. And for this exercise, you’ll want to implement a lower rep range of roughly 10-15 reps.”

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