I assume that you are starting from entry level and not seeking a more advanced set of exercises. These are my six tips, not as an expert but based on my personal observation and experience. Actually my "zero tip" is ask an expert - that is if you afford a trainer or gym instructor: Tip 1: Don't try to be a body builder or get confused by wanting "six packs" as these are attractive but not the "core strength" that you need - you need much more interior muscle development. Tip 2: Don't get stuck on needing or doing lots of situps and "crunches" as these can harm your lower back if not done correctly and will not always build your core. Tip 3: Do focus on doing the exercises slowly and concentrate on the "target muscle area" as mental concentration on the target muscle helps deliver the result and helps you reinforce good technique by internal feedback. Tip 4: Start doing "Planks" and "Side Planks" as your core group of exercises - Google or YouTube for these and you'll find many examples of how to start. You can do these at home or the gym with equally good results. Tip 5: If you like classes with a core body strength routine check out Pilates, some Yoga classes, Fit Ball or Body Balance - google these and you will find examples of the sequences. Tip 6: As you gain strength and confidence keep increasing the intensity and also keep changing the sequence or pattern of doing your exercises every 6 to 8 weeks. Otherwise your muscles develop a strong "memory" and learn get into a relaxed groove with ever-decreasing benefits for your time. You need to keep shocking them with change to get the best results for your efforts. Walter Adamson http://twitter.com/dawnweslept
depending on you fitness level
beginner- simple exercises such as planks and variations of crunches
intermediate- captains chair leg lifts for lower abs and cable ab crunches for upper abs... for the obliques rotating crunches work well.
advanced - heavy lifts such as deadlifts and squats work the core to stabilize such a large amount of weight.
The answer depends on what one means by strengthening their body. If one wishes to make themselves physically stronger they could start an exercise program or join a local gym. Lifting weights is a good choice for strengthening muscles in the body. If one wishes to strengthen their immune system so that they are more resilient to viruses and other illnesses, they should eat correctly, drink lots of fluids, get plenty of sleep and exercise regularly.
There are many exercises you can do to strengthen your core. Some you would never think of like laughing! Sit ups are ranked highest in core strengthing.
Some core exercises that Pilates offers is the roll up, the one-leg circle, and the hundred. These are various core exercises that are performed in Pilates to strengthen the core abdominal muscles.
Some good ways to strengthen your knees would be to perform exercises which would strengthen the muscles around your knees. Low impact sports would help to build muscles on your knees as well.
Crunches, Pullups, and Pushups are all good core exercises for beginners to learn.
The lolewomen website contains more than twelve different exercises that help strengthen the knees to help prevent injuries. Alternatively the acefitness website has some recommendation of which exercises are best to strengthen your knees.
Good exercises for cycling training would be core exercises for the mid section, such as sit ups or planks. Leg strengthening exercises such as lunges and squats would be helpful too.
Some floor exercises, if done correctly, do strengthen abdominal muscles. Crunches and situps do this. Some yoga or pilates positions accomplish this as well.
There are several different exercises in order to strengthen the knees. Some examples include "Wall slide", "Bent-Leg Raises", "Straight-Leg Raises", "Abductor Raise" or "Hamstring Curls".
Keep Moving: You might not feel like it when you're in pain Stretch and Strengthen: Strong muscles, especially in your abdominal core, help support your back Keep Good Posture Maintain a Healthy Weigh Quit Smoking Try Ice and Heat Know Your OTC Medications Rub on Medicated Creams
There are a variety of exercises someone could do to help strengthen their calf muscle. Single-leg and double-leg calf raises are a great exercise for your calves as well as stretching and running.
An exercise ball is very good for toning your body. There are several exercises you can do with an exercise ball to tone and strengthen your body. Most exercise balls come with some directions for toning exercises.
Do exercises like crunches or sit-ups, basically ones that strengthen your core! That will help. Also run and lift weights and do jumping jacks these are all inexpensive ways to handle the fat
By working your whole body. L-Sit is a very demanding exercise that uses your whole arm muscles and your core muscles. This is why a strong core and strong arms lead to better success in the L-Sit. You can strengthen your abdominal muscles with exercises like plank, hanging leg raises, dragon flags etc., and you can strengthen your arms with exercises like chin-ups, pull-ups, dumbbell curls.