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V-Sit Double Knee Tucks

Exercise Information:

Level of Skill:	Intermediate Intermediate programs may be longer, more complex and/or more straining than a beginner program. Intermediate programs challenge strength, control, balance, flexibility & power. Gain experience, mobility & strength with beginner programs before moving on to intermediate programs.
Equipment:	Bench
Reps:	15-20 A rep or repetition is each time you lift a weight or perform an exercise through one range of motion and back to the starting position.
Rest Between Sets:	15 seconds

The v-sit double knee tuck is an intermediate core exercise that targets the upper and lower abs. This exercise is best suited for intermediate to advanced fitness levels.

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WEEK 1 DAY 1

Instructions: V-Sit Double Knee Tucks

Step 1:

Start in a v-sit position with your knees up and your back long.

Step 2:

Extend your legs out and lean back while maintaining a strong core.

Step 3:

Pull your knees back in, fully contract your abs and repeat.

V-Sit Double Knee Tucks

WEEK 1 DAY 1

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