by GrappleorWrestle » Mon Mar 17, 2008 12:18 pm
There's mainly to different workouts you can do like that.
1. The one you are talking about is when you raise your legs parallel to the floor/ground. This will work on your lower abs.
2. Instead of raising your legs to be parallel, raise your knees straight up in the middle, and then raise them up to the left and then to the right. Remember you want to have an even work out.
Another workout for abs is the following:
1. While you are on your back lift both your legs about a foot off the ground, while keep them straight. After you have them straight, you move one up and one down. You go up, down, up. That's 1 rep.
2. We used to have to do these in high school for wrestling. I really do not remember what we called them. You sit down clasp your hands together about 4-6 inches from your stomach and raise your legs about 12 inches off the ground, knees bent. Then you move your hands while clasped to left hip, to right hip, to left. That's 1 rep.
Do anywhere from 25-50 reps for both of these workouts. If your legs hit the ground start back at 1.
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