Below you can find all the exercises in our Fitness Exercises section:
| Neck Stretch | |
| Head Forwards Stretch | |
| Shoulder Stretch | |
| Anterior Deltoid Stretch | |
| Triceps Stretch | |
| Chest Stretch | |
| Upper Back Stretch | |
| Lower Back Stretch | |
| Hyperextension of Back | |
| Spine Rotation | |
| Cat Stretch | |
| Hip Flexor Stretch | |
| Glute Stretch | |
| Supine Hamstring Stretch | |
| Standing Hamstring Stretch | |
| Standing Quadriceps Stretch | |
| Prone Quadriceps Stretch | |
| Adduction Stretch | |
| Abduction Stretch | |
| Calf Stretch | |
| Arm or Biceps Curl | |
| Triceps Curl | |
| Forward Arm Raise | |
| Lateral Raise | |
| Bench Press | |
| Fly | |
| Walking Lunges | |
| Dumbbell Squats | |
| Basic Crunch | |
| Reverse Curl | |
| Full Crunch | |
| Lunges | |
| Basic Push-Up | |
| Rear Leg Lifts | |
| Squats | |
| Triceps Dips | |
| Low Bridge with Leg Raise | |
| Fitness Ball Hamstring Curl |
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STEP 1: Lie on your back (on the mat or on the floor) and bend your knees with feet flat on the floor. Place your hands by your ears. |
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STEP 2: Keeping your lower back on the floor, curl your shoulders forward by slowly lifting your head, shoulders, and upper back. Breathe out as you lift and breathe in as you lower down to tense the abdominals. To keep your head in line with your spine, maintain a space the size of your closed fist under your chin. Hold each repetition for 4-5 seconds. |
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Thursday 28th January 2010 at 8:00:17 PM
wonderful exercise for abs.
Sunday 30th May 2010 at 12:35:48 PM
I once heard a good description of the technique: don''t tilt your head forward onto your chest but move as though you''re trying to reach up to the ceiling with your head and shoulders (your movement should be straight up, rather than curling forwards). This will still crunch your abs, but will improve the efficiency of your technique and help avoid neck injury. Which brings me on to my second point: remember not to support your head with your hands - you risk unconsciously transferring your effort to your arms and "pulling" your head down as you tire during the exercise. If you prefer the hands behind the head, make a conscious effort to avoid putting pressure on the back of your head (we all know someone who did and walked around like a whip-lash victim for a couple of months, unable to train properly). Alternatively, try holding the hands clasped above your stomach as you crunch, or sliding them up and down your thighs. My advice is offered only as an interested amateur and I have no formal qualifications except that I''ve avoided injury through the rigorous application of correct technique.
Cheers
Monday 14th June 2010 at 3:44:11 PM
This is a great page and full of informative exercises and stretches to help me get on with my day. Also performing these exercises and jogging I have lost 15 pounds so far. Thanks
P.S. Do anyone know if this is on Windows Mobile 6.5 or 6.x, I would to have this on the go.
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