yes it helps you muscles [ all of them ] and helps build ads.
Yes, doing crunches will help with the overall conditioning of your body core - which is part of the driving force needed by your legs,
No, you will tone that specific area but you can not 'spot' lose weight by simly doing cruches. By doing crunches you may lose weight from any part of your body.
Doing crunches won't make you bloated, it will help burn belly fat and gain abs. Eating junk food will make you bloated and fat.
doing about 20 crunches a day at the same time each day will help burn your stomach fat your body fluctuates in 24 hours so when you do exercises the same time each day your body will fluctuate out the same amount of calories,getting better and faster results. try doing them at night right before you go to bed.
yes it helps you muscles [ all of them ] and helps build ads.
No
There is no such thing as spot reduction. You cannot reduce fat only in your abdomen by doing crunches. Unfortunately, that is not how it works. You must lose total body fat to have less fat in your stomach, so burn more calories than you're taking in. Crunches help burn some calories, and help define your stomach muscles, but will not burn fat just in that area.
you cant. but you can get abs by doing bicycle crunches and regular crunches.
No. It takes months of full body training to get a six-pack.
yes they can.
Incorporating arm crunches into your workout routine can help strengthen your core muscles, improve posture, and increase overall upper body strength.
Incorporating chest crunches into your workout routine can help strengthen your chest muscles, improve your posture, and enhance your overall upper body strength.