Decline Twist Ab Workouts
Decline Twist ab workouts are great advanced exercises which are used to focus the intensity of the contractions on the muscles which form the sides of the midsection area which are more commonly known as the external obliques. To get the most out of these ab workouts, it is better to use an alternating motion or a rotating type of movement on a steep decline board. As with all ab workouts, the key to performing the decline twist is through correct execution.
You will need the use of a decline bench to do the decline twist. Set the position of the bench at a rather steep angle (start with a 15 degree angle for beginners, 35 degree angle for an advanced intensity) for your ab workouts. Position your body on the decline, with your legs hanging and your feet locked from the higher end of the bench.
Make sure that your upper body must be perpendicular to the decline bench before you do your ab workouts, so that you will exert an effort to contract your abdominal area just to maintain your position. Cap off this position by placing both of your hands on both sides of your head, on an area just behind the ears. Remember not to lock your fingers as you do the ab workouts.
Begin your ab workouts by slowly, but deliberately curling your way up and contracting your right oblique muscles; this will cause the torso to rotate to the left side of your body. In this position, while your hands are touching your head, your right elbow should be on perfect target for your left knee. When you do your ab workouts, contract your oblique muscles with a little more squeeze in it as your elbow reaches your knee (move as close as you can towards it). Finish your ab workouts by untwisting your torso and returning to your starting position.
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