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    Ab Roller Crunch Exercise Guide

    Ab Roller Crunch demonstration

    Exercise Profile

    Target
    Rectus Abdominis
    Equipment
    Body weight
    Body Part
    Waist
    Primary Muscle
    Rectus Abdominis
    Secondary Muscles
    Obliques
    Intensity
    medium
    Category
    strength
    Skill Level
    intermediate
    Estimated Calories
    5.5
    Alternate Names
    Ab Wheel Crunch

    How to: Ab Roller Crunch

    1. Kneel on a mat and grasp the handles of the ab roller.
    2. Roll forward slowly, extending your body while keeping your back straight.
    3. When you reach your maximum extension, pull yourself back to the starting position using your abs.
    4. Repeat for the recommended number of repetitions.

    Common Mistakes

    • Pulling on the neck instead of using your abs.
    • Rounding the back excessively during the exercise.
    • Not controlling the return phase of the movement.

    Modifications

    • Reduce the range of motion if experiencing discomfort.
    • Perform with knees bent instead of legs straight.

    Tips

    • Engage your core throughout the movement.
    • Avoid pulling on your neck with your hands.
    • Control your movements to maximize tension in your abs.

    Ab Roller Crunch Alternatives

    Crunch (hands overhead)

    Crunch (hands overhead)

    Body Part: Waist

    Crunch (straight leg up)

    Crunch (straight leg up)

    Body Part: Waist

    Backward Abdominal Stretch

    Backward Abdominal Stretch

    Body Part: Waist

    Tags

    core
    abs
    strength
    stability
    medium intensity
    waist

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