
ABS
The abdominal area is made up of the rectus abdominis and the external obliques. The rectus abdominis is the muscle group most commonly known as the “six-pack.” The external obliques are located on each side of the torso, attaching to the lower eight ribs and inserting at the sides of the pelvis. Additionally, the serratus anterior is a thin sheet of muscle positioned between the ribs and the scapula.
Abdominals
Upper Abs
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Roman Chair
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Crunches
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Twisting Crunches
Lower Abs
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Reverse Crunches
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Hanging Leg Raises
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Vertical Bench Leg Raises
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Leg Raises
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Bent-Knee Leg Raises
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Bent-Knee Incline Leg Raises
Overall Abs
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Cable Crunches
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Machine Crunches
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Seated Leg Tucks
Obliques
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Seated Twist
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Bent-Over Twist
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Twisting Hanging Leg Raises
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Side Leg Raises
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Bent-Knee Side Leg Raises
Serratus
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One-Arm Cable Pulls
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Rope Pulls
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Machine Pullovers
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Hanging Serratus Crunches
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