Starting position: Lie on the bench and place your feet under the pads to secure your legs. Place your hands behind your head.
Form: Exhale and curl your body forward to the sit up position. Hold briefly at the top and then slowly return to the starting position.
Perform 8-50 repetitions.
Personal Training Tips
This is an advanced ab exercise because it places a large amount of pressure on the lower back, and many trainers will say never perform sit ups with the feet anchored.
Every exercise has benefits and risks. If you are a serious athlete doing highly vigorous and competitive sports the benefit of incline sit ups may outweigh the risk of injury.
However, if you have a lower back injury and are not competing in serious athletics, incline sit ups might have a higher risk of injury than benefit gain.
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