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Five exercises that tone your abdominal muscles without causing or worsening neck injury

If you have a sore throat, you fight probably train your abdominal muscles. Used most of the joint exercises, the abs are those who inadvertently can neck pressure, sound and it be very frustrating if you are trying to get in shape. However, it is not impossible to exercise and strengthen your abdominal muscles without involving the neck in any way. Read further you should cultivate five difference, to discover the exercises a slim and toned belly.

(1) The National Academy of sports medicine (NASM) recommends lying a marching exercise that can be done on the back on the ground. First floor and the knees lie with your feet flat on the bent. Then lifting your left knee up towards the chest, until it is tight against your body. Hold it there with your back flat and your knees perpendicular to the ground. After a few seconds your lower leg to the starting position and repeat the exercise with your right left. While the neck should this exercise relaxes and supported by the floor.

(2) A Board is performed in a kneeling position, and it will exercise the whole body (including your abdominals) without pressure on the neck. As soon as you kneel are, place your palms down on the floor at a height of your shoulders, and then extend your legs behind (your ABS keep busy). Make sure that you should keep the back straight at all times, keep this position up to thirty seconds, before you go back to the starting position kneeling. If you run a Board, it should watch out, the floor to avoid pressing or overhanging neck face.

(3) A version of reverse crunch is ideally suitable for those with a neck injury. It is called the reverse crunch with rotation and allows you, movement and sound all your ABS without straining your neck. Lie down flat on your back with your knees bent, then lift slowly both knees towards the left shoulder while the lower back off the floor rises. Hold this position for five seconds, then lower your hips and back, until your feet are back on the ground. Then repeat the exercise, this time raise your knees at an angle on the right shoulder.

4) There is also an alternate version of the reverse crunch, in which raise the knees straight upwards in the direction of breast (rather than involved in the angle of the reverse crunch with rotation). To perform the straight reverse crunch, you lie flat on your back, with the soles of your feet flat on the floor and knees bent. With your abs, engaged your arms by the sides and the back tightly against the bottom pull your knees up toward your chest until you it directly against your body holding. Try to hold this position for about five seconds, then lower your legs, your feet on the ground (hold the back flat to the ground at all times) back.

(5) An exercise called the leg raise required no movement of the upper body and neck can comfortably on the floor in the rest. You should first again on the back, with your feet flat on the floor, and you should try your arms, which let it rest of your pages. Pull the knee, until it tightly against your breast are, then processing the knee and lift your legs straight up over the hips. Slowly lower your legs down towards the floor, keeping your back flat and your legs straight, and stop if you feel that your lower back off the floor to stand up. At this time, hold your position for a few seconds and pull up then again your legs toward breast, to repeat the exercise.

If you perform all above five exercises correctly, you should be sound without aggravating your neck injury location, your abdominal muscles. If you are experiencing pain, immediately to stop you, during the exercises and make sure that specific exercise to remove from your routine.

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