Ultimate ABS Workout

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Get ready to sculpt your abs with this intense core workout routine. Start off with 3 sets of floor crunches, performing 20 reps in each set. This classic move is a great way to target your upper and lower abdominal muscles, helping to build strength and definition. Following the floor crunches, move on to bicycle crunches. With 3 sets of 20 reps, you'll engage your obliques and rectus abdominis for a comprehensive ab workout.

Next, incorporate the bottoms up exercise into your routine. This move challenges your core stability and strength, helping you to develop a strong and toned midsection. Complete 3 sets of 20 reps to feel the burn and see results. Finally, finish off with flutter kicks to engage your lower abs and improve endurance. By performing 3 sets of 20 reps, you'll work towards achieving a more defined and sculpted core.

Remember to focus on proper form and controlled movements throughout each exercise. Incorporating this core workout into your fitness routine can help you build a strong and toned midsection, enhancing overall athletic performance and improving posture.

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1. Floor Crunches: 3 sets • 20 reps
Floor Crunches
2. Bicycle Crunches: 3 sets • 20 reps
Bicycle Crunches
3. Lying Bottoms Up: 3 sets • 20 reps
Lying Bottoms Up
4. Flutter Kicks: 3 sets • 20 reps
Flutter Kicks

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