To perform sit-ups, lie on your back with your knees bent and feet flat on the floor. Place your hands behind your head or crossed over your chest. Engage your core muscles and lift your upper body towards your knees, keeping your back straight. Lower back down slowly and repeat. Avoid pulling on your neck and use controlled movements.
He didn't do situps, silly!
To effectively perform situps and crunches for maximum results, focus on proper form by keeping your back straight, engaging your core muscles, and breathing steadily throughout the exercise. Gradually increase the number of repetitions and sets as your strength improves. Additionally, consider incorporating variations of situps and crunches to target different areas of your core muscles for a well-rounded workout.
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situps in a decline position situps towards left and right side leg raises for lower abs
500 situps burn 100 calories so you need to do more than 2,500
Yes, 1cm.
situps
lower body parts
the muscles of the abdomen
For a 160 pound person performing situps at a moderate rate, it will take a little less than 2 hours of continuous situps to burn 500 calories. It will take less time for people who weigh more and will take longer for those who weigh less. Situps are not a great exercise for burning calories, but they can strengthen your abdominal muscles well. Compare it to running at 8 miles per minute, where the same 160 pound person can burn almost 500 calories in only 30 minutes.
Yes, situps can be effective for strengthening the core muscles, but it's important to also incorporate a variety of exercises to target all areas of the core for optimal results.
lots of situps, and other ab work outs.