start by sitting on the ground with legs lengthened out in front of hips then lay down on your back stretching arms back behind shoulders keeping your back flat contract your core then lift your arm head neck and shoulders off the ground while also lifting up your legs to crunch with your abs your legs should lift to form around a 45 degree angle and arms just stretch towards your feet then continue to repeat the same lowering and lifting sequence when lowering legs and arms back down to the ground between the crunch it's easy to let your muscles relax which can cause your back to arch try to keep your back and core tight throughout the entire move maintaining constant stabilization a common mistake is to move too fast by using momentum during the lift in the crunch VF should be a slow and controlled as possible by going slower with more concentration on form you'll use more muscles in your core and be able to go deeper into your transverse abdominus for maximum benefit and strengthening back and core be sure to keep your hips even during the lift and not Peter off to one side maintaining balance helps to keep the focus of the exercise and the abdominal scales see it can be made easier by keeping your legs on the ground having your lower body stable and grounded you can strengthen the muscles in your core and still perform the exercise by lifting up arms head neck and shoulders upwards until you're ready to lift up your legs scales by alternating legs this move will be a little less intense begin the V up in the same way you would the regular version but when lifting up head neck and shoulders only bring one leg up towards your middle like crunching lower arms and legs back down to the floor then repeat the list with the other leg continue to move with each leg separately lifting and lowering advanced after listing arms up toward seats hold the crunch and Paul's hands forward maintaining a tight core continue deep breath in and out while reaching towards toes and maintain a strong back without rounding your spine this will challenge your lower abdominal muscles and balance you .
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Make your ab time count by perfecting this full-body crunch!
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25 Comments
Clean video!
Reply DeleteThank you for this! I'm trying to get better on my v ups so I'll do some variations and work my way up. Thank you!
Reply DeleteThank me you helped me a lot
Reply DeleteNice video, i was struggling for this...
Reply DeleteCan a person with weak abdominal muscles and lots of belly fat do this ?
Reply DeleteBecause i have weak abdominal muscles is it normal to shake a little (struggle) sitting up?
Reply DeleteLouvenia Taylor yes. Start with the variations then work your way up. Everybody starts from the bottom and you start developing strength
Reply DeleteLouvenia Taylor it’s normal to shake
Reply DeleteYou are doing great keep grinding push!!
Reply DeleteCan I do 100 V Ups a day?
Reply DeleteWell I did 100 Squats for the first time.. now the next is the abs and arm..
I thought it was like this. I've seen some where only the legs and arms meet. I had a feeling I needed to lift both legs and upper body.
Reply DeleteYes! Those vibrations and shakes means your waking up those muscles! However if you feel a pulling strain (in your neck or other places) that is not good. Scale back, rest, do some gentle, slow stretching of those tight areas and resume a more basic version of the V-up until there is no strain. Then you can work your way up to harder stuff!
Reply DeleteI keep on slamming my head on the ground on accident
Reply DeleteComentariOS. 13
Reply Deletel. Jeepondlasamminmyheado
Reply Deleteground no accident
Mam after several tries i failed to perform v-ups ... not a single one correctly... as i am beginner
Reply Deletethank you. pretty easy but wanted to make sure I am doing correctly
Reply DeleteI am pretty strong, but this is one area I lack. Thanks for the tip.
Reply DeleteThis is not the best demonstration, the correct form should be both legs straighten and point! Keep practicing and will be better!
Reply DeleteThis is great. Thank you.
Reply DeleteThank you showing me the variations. Very helpful for newbies
Reply Deletethanks very helpfull
Reply DeleteSoooooo ... anyone ain't gonna be telling if your suppost too lift up your legs as high/Lighter as you can?
Reply DeleteYeah, I prefer levitation while doing v-ups. Makes it easier! I do it every workout
Reply DeleteWhy i cant do this
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