DITCH YOUR 3 MINUTE ABS AND TRAIN YOUR CORE
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- Опубліковано 29 чер 2024
- Your core is responsible for so much in your training--whether directly or indirectly. It's important that you train your WHOLE core and all it's movements so you can get stronger, lift heavier, and move better! In this video I go over all the movements your core is responsible for and how to train those movements. Hope you enjoy!
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Contents of this video
00:00 - Intro
00:34 - Core Training Principles
01:17 - Spinal Flexion
03:06 - Spinal Extension
05:16 - Lateral Flexion
06:33 - Rotation
08:00 - Important Reminder
1. Bench knee lifting/ inclined variation even harder
2. Superman
3. Planks with weights
4. Weighted side bend
5. Side plank
6. Weighted Russian twist
7. Band press
Why thank you sir
That band press is commonly called Pallof Press.
Slow straight leg leg lift and hold parallel to the ground for a few seconds, then slowly descend. Also slow L-sit scissor kicks are brutal. Not 1 in a thousand gym guys can do them.
75% of why we watch this is because of her body
This woman might be the best fitness coach on earth.
Kelly, your PT content is some of the best on UA-cam. High value, to the point, actionable, no BS. Thank you. You and your team deserve the spotlight.
I can see her muscles through her shirt. I'll listen to her no questions asked.
That's not the only thing you can see through her shirt..sorry had to say it
This is not you can achieve without steroids.
And no, steroids are not only for being huge. Look at her chin, for example: it is getting some male aspects due to the testosterone.
Don't copy people, study and develop your training based on how your body reacts to it.
You can have some insights from people training, but never copy.
Interesting content. I like these alternatives to basic crunches/situps
@@pavinivfx This is a very dumb rule to go by. You have teens that looks like this and those that have this kind of jaw/chin naturally. Yes, you learn from others but not everyone is using gear.
@@pavinivfxshes spoken about this before she’s never done steroids. She has gotten filler which is what you might be seeing. She was literally a D1 athlete and has been a coach for 12 years.
Thank you Kelly for making these videos. I'm learning a lot with you. I appreciate how you take time to explain everything in detail, it's so helpful to understand what certain exercises do and all the science behind. Thanks again!
The Superman is one of the most underrated and humbling core exercises there is. It initially did expose my back as the weak link.
I could barely hold the pose and contraction for 20 sec and doing a plank for 2-3 min was common place for me at that point. Since adding Superman's in to my daily mobility, it has helped me a TON.
I don't even know why people even bother with the plank. It's such a nothing exercise. Want better abs? Use dip bars and lift your legs up slowly til they are horizontal with the floor, hold for a few seconds then SLOWLY LOWER THEM. Also try slow scissor kick L-sits. Doing them slow is brutal. Or use a Roman Chair for more support for your arms/shoulders. To begin try lifting one leg at a time, never bending your knees like everyone does at the gym. That's another nothing exercise.
@swilhelm3180 - The plank is about building core stability in the transverse abdominis. Not building a six-pack. 😆
The fact that you're focused on "abs" shows ignorance as to why the plank is even used.
@@ryandeffley7652 After you do what I mentioned above you'll realize how pointless planks are. Everything mentioned above requires lots of core stability. You could do a plank in your sleep after getting to that level. It's a nothing exercise. Or a senior's exercise if they have been inactive for decades. There it has a function. The most basic introductory exercise. Like brisk walking.
If you want to discuss something it tends to work better if you don't insult the other party.
And for core stability doing a superman on gymnastic rings near floor level works very well. Put your feet in suspended stirrups like TRX with the rings for your hands for even more core stability work.
I had an injury where I ruptured a disc in my lower back. The strain Supermans put on the lower back make them a non-starter for those of us with lower back injuries.
@mylesleggette7520 - Have you actually tried doing one, or are you just assuming out of fear? The cornerstone of recovery is forcing the affected area to be put under microdoses of strain so it gradually gets stronger over time.
So you'd do a Superman for 3-5 sec a day, and when that gets easier, then 7-10 secs, etc..If you avoid doing things that work the lower back, it never has any reason to get stronger.
It's in the same vein as an allergy shot. They microdose you with traces of what you're allergic to so your body builds up a tolerance over time.
Kelly, Thanks for giving detailed explanations with your exercises as it helps to appreciate the real benefits.
Thank you Kelly! I've just found your channel and I love your simple, yet in depth demonstration. I've always struggled with abs, but I work with the cable machine to perform the exercises and I'm finally enjoying it
That last bit about if your tummy going into a cone shape was so helpful xx
Yes! Definitely
Kelly, you have all my respect for achieving what u have achieved. Nay sayers will talk while people like you are on their way to achieving their fitness goals. Kudos champ for all the work you put in.
The way you explained this made a ton of sense!
Right on time! Thanks Kelly!
Yea, I'm going to work this in in between my bench rotations. Glad I found your content. Subscribed
Awesome video! Thanks so much, you nailed a couple things I was doing wrong/didn’t know. Absolutely enjoyed the way you explained things.
Best thing I ever did was training abs between sets. Even 10 reps between sets adds up to a big total. Targeting lower abs and obliques more gave me better total results. I'm in my 40s, not huge but cut like a sandwich. I drink beer, eat pizza but just have always trained hard since I was a teenager.
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I love this! Great work, thank you. 😊
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Best core exercises ever explained. Keep them coming!!!!!!
That tip about watching for your abs doming is gold
Lying leg extensions are so good. I need to start incorporating these again. Thanks for showing how to do this on a bench!
Great video! Thanks for some really great exercises and form tips! Subscribed
Thank you! This is really helpful
Thanks Kelly, all your advice is supportive base in your figure.
thanks kelly. i like this training
You look so good and strong Kelly!
You are wonder woman kelly 🙌🏼
Thanks for this Routine.. I love it
Appreciate all your great information and sharing that. Thank you so much Health and Wellness always to you.
Thnx Kelly I have chosen to do the Roman twist leg raises thingy exercises
1st time viewer, thanks algo. Very helpful demos and explanations. Any opinion on suitcase carries or farmer walks with the bells?
This is great info!
Thx
great conent, awesome channel and really great dialogue, thank you for sharing that with us. Subbed and liked - have a good one!
Oh Wow, Kelly that was a great explained video
10/10 ✔️
Great video Great channel Great content Great athlete Great motivation and inspiration keep doing what your doing and I will always support you and your channel
Beautiful and informative. Thank you 😊
Thanks dear 👏
Am applying this tonight
Thank you Kelly for explaining the "cone" I get sometimes when working my abs. I was wondering why that was happening.
Great abs workout video Kelly. I'm a brand new subscriber in 🇬🇧
Love Your work. Your Content Is best On youtube. love you!!
I like these exercises so much better than standard sit ups.
7:14 i wasn't ready
Yay go Kelly 😊🙌
Such a great video thank you. Please do a back and bis video!
Thank you for the information and DAMN 😍
Strong,stronger...Kelly!!!!
What an awesome instruction.
What a great video!
Plank with kettlebell pull-through is one of the best core workouts that exists.
Your physique is truly remarkable, with an incredible symmetry and a truly inspiring posterior. My deepest congratulations, and I must say it serves as a great inspiration for my own fitness journey
Thank you, I need to work on my Core🙏🤸
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I love it
Keep it up
Did not know about the cone shape of the belly as a bad sign. Good advice.
Amazing physique on you. You know your stuff
Thanks for sharing! Going to subscribe
You look gorgeous!
Keep shining!
Thank You Kelly...You Tough Woman :)
She's amazing thanks
Thank you so much
Very very good presentation.
Love all your training tips Kelly! Is there a recommended reps/sets for these exercises? Thanks
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Noice, more core content is appreciated 😮
You are very fit great work thanks for the video blessings always
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Thanks.
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Thank you so much Mis Kelly?
Perfect...thank u
That last tip was gold for me! My transverse addominis isnt tight!!
Good stuff.
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That was awesome. Thank you.
I can recommend twisting very aggressively. On the knees, seated, holding a stick.
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Great common sense advice for the core muscles. No fluffy stupid exercises. Just good solid exercises which work all the major movements of the spine and trunk.
Thank you for this helpful video! How would you program these exercises throughout the week? One workout or more spread out across several? Sets/reps?
I prefer across the week but if you do a body part split you could do them all in an ab day!
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The famous "Raimunda" - Good video btw.
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I've just tried the long plank and it seems a better ab exercise than I have been doing. So I will incorporate that one in to my program. I don't use a gym, I train at home.
8:28 generally it’s not a good idea to tuck your belly in to engage your core. This sort of practice can easily result in hypertension in the pelvic floor. Alternatively, breathe in deep with your diaphragm, expanding your belly sidewise, which will engage the transverse muscles. Hold the breath for a few seconds before releasing slowly. Use this breathing technique during all exercises, it doesn’t only engage your core but also increases endurance and facilitates mind and muscle connection .
I appreciate the lack of annoying background music. ❤
THIS!!! all the ab trainers dont recognize that their workouts trains the hip flexor and not the abs... since i started lifitng my hip i feel it immensly
Hi Kelly - Does doing lateral side bends widen the waistline ? I’ve always heard that exercise is not ideal for sculpting obliques. Doing a hip rotation / twist is better..
Your expertise is greatly appreciated. Thank you
If you don’t overdue the weighted sidebend it will strengthen your side waist/obliques…the twisting can be problematic if you’re particular structure(s) aren’t favorable for them.
Give them both a try and see how they feel.
Great core workout, you should try some of my workouts for 6 pack! :)
Kelly, can you share with us you daily meals for the day or a week. Is intermittent fasting interest you
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Great exercises, but what's the difference between "anti-extension" and flexion? Or between "anti-rotation" and opposite side rotation? Is it just a colloquial way of describing isometrics?
Im 71 and in good shape but have a 71 year old back too. Would love to have you as a personal l trainer! Bill
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Im always looking for ab excersices to try. Because any excerise other than cable machine rotations KILLS my lower back.
so for these types of exercises, should you do like 3 sets each and however many reps? or are they trained different than other muscles
Can you do one about diastasis recti?
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I’ve got back pain problems.. do you think if It’s ok if I do these? Actually I’m tired of my belly fat .. suggestions would be appreciated
I was told the bump in my belly was a diastasis recti, a thinning of the connective tissue between the abs on the right and left? Was that wrong? How do I train it?