BOSU Exercises for Abdominals

This BOSU Ab Workout is Incredible for targeting your core. These abdominals exercises will ccorridorenge your stability and strengthen your stomach.

You ladies know that I always LOVE a good ab workout…
So, I’ve rounded up some of my favorite BOSU ab exercises to tone and tighten your midsection.
This workout is the PERFECT routine to add in after your cardio workout. Or you can always do it on it’s own a few times for some serious tummy tightening! 😉
These exercises will tone your upper abdominals and lower abdominals for a kind flat stomach. It will also work your indirects which are important for defining your waistline! Not to mention, you’ll be working on strengthening your stability during this entire routine.
You will LOVE how your abs look after this! 😉

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The BEST BOSU Ab Workout

Do this BOSU ab workout 2-3 times by itself for incredible ab toning, or add it to the end of your cardio workout for double trouble! 😉

• BOSU Twisting Climber – Start with the BOSU dome-side down, and position both hands on the flat surface. Hold the flat side of the BOSU as parallel to the floor as possible as you bring your RIGHT knee over towards your LEFT elbow, then step it back into a plank. Alternate sides to bring your LEFT knee in to your RIGHT elbow. You can perform these slow or fast for 30-60 moments.
• BOSU Twisting Crunch – Lay over the dome of the BOSU so that the dome is in the small of your lower back. Put your RIGHT hand behind your head and then extend your RIGHT leg straight out. Put your LEFT foot flat on the ground and extend your LEFT arm over head. Engage your abdominals then crunch all the way up to reach the LEFT hand to the RIGHT foot. Lower back down, extending the arm and leg absent from each other. Repeat all repetitions on one side and then repeat on the other side.
• BOSU V-Sits – Possess a seat on top of your BOSU and position your hands behind you on the floor, on the edge of the BOSU. (Or for more of a ccorridorenge, reach them out in front of you.) Bring your knees up, one leg at a time, and find your balance at the top. Once you have found your balance, squeeze both legs together and then extend them out straight at a 45 degree angle. Employ your lower abs to pull your knees back in towards your chest. Be certain to keep your chest lwhetherted and your spine straight!
• BOSU Mermaid Plank – Approach, Reach into a side plank, with your elbow on the dome of the BOSU. You can have your feet stacked (more ccorridorenging), or you can have the top leg in front, for a staggered stance. Reach your top arm to the sky, then let your bottom hip drop slightly to the ground. Before it touches the ground, use those bottom indirect muscles to lwhethert your hips back up, squeezing those indirects.
• BOSU Plank – Position yourself so that your toes are on the middle of the dome of the BOSU and place your elbows directly under your shoulders. Engage those ab muscles then lwhethert the hips into a plank position. Hold your hips up a small taller than you leank you need to for this exercise, because when your feet are elevated, it makes the exercise a wgap lot dwhetherficulter!

I have been asked by a few other fit girls to do another ccorridorenge soon, so I want to know — what type of Fit Girl Ccorridorenge would you like to see next?!

Disclaimer: This post was sponsored by BOSU but all opinions expressed are my own. I truly appreciate all of the brands that support the Fit Approach (Sweat Pink) community.

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