In and outs / Knee Tuck
rating: | Ø 4.67 through 21 votes |
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required: | Nothing |
optional: | Bench, Fitness Mat, Stool, Weight Cuffs |
level: | Normal |
type: | Strength |
Variations available (16) |




General And Specifics
- this ab exercise has a focus on the lower part of the abs
- additionally, the rectus femoris muscle and the hip flexors are strengthened
Starting Position
- sit down on the ground
- place your hands next to the butt for a better stability
- the feet are together
- bend the legs a bit and raise them a bit
- lean back the upper body a little
- the back is straight all the time
Correct Execution
- now bend the legs and bring the knees towards the chest
- the knees come closer to the upper body
- guide the legs back to the starting position and let the upper body sink down again
- hold the head in extension to the spine
- do several reps
tips for the workout
- lay on your back, if it is too hard for you
- clamp a dumbbell between your legs or do not let the hands touch the ground to make it harder
- for more stability, you can sit on a stool or a weight bench and encompass the seat area