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Hãy viết đoạn tóm tắt về nội dung bằng tiếng việt kích thích người mua: I’m a personal trainer — this is the best plank exercise to scorch your oblique muscles without Russian twists

Are you trying to chisel defined oblique muscles and getting nowhere? Twisting and rotational torso movements like Russian twists and wood chops target your obliques, building strength and muscle in these sought-after muscles. But which plank exercises can target them just as effectively? 

As a personal trainer, I often have clients ask me for new ways to mix up their planking game. Planks aren’t commonly associated with rippling obliques, but this is one of the best plank variations to target them, and it’s accessible to most people. 

50 plank hip dips every day for a week — here’s the results if you want to learn more about the benefits and drawbacks. 

Building various core muscles rather than focusing on your abs can be done using compound exercises, which means moves that target and strengthen more than one muscle group, like a plank. A strong core contributes toward flexibility, mobility and good-quality functional movement.  

Are plank hip dips any good?

For most people, yes. I would program plank hip dips as part of core workouts or circuit training to help activate the oblique muscles. Your obliques need training because they’re responsible for supporting movements like twists and side flexion and must be strong to help the body move in various planes of motion — think bending to the side or turning to look behind you while sitting.

That said, if you struggle with sciatica or a back injury, I recommend clearing the exercise with a medical professional first, as many twisting motions can be off the table.

Although chiseled obliques help sculpt your waist, remember that muscle definition is hard graft to achieve, and unless you’re gifted with the genetics to help reveal your abs, many people find their stomach holds fat the most. In fact, research by Yale found a correlation between women with high cortisol (stress) levels and higher levels of abdominal fat storage. 

And you can’t choose what part of the body loses weight (sigh), so try not to get sucked into promises of workouts that “shred fat from your stomach” or “six-pack revealing exercises.” You can train the muscles and program exercise toward fat loss, but factors like lifestyle and diet play a role. My editor covers 5 reasons you can’t see your abs yet, despite working out to help you decode the basics.  

There’s a degree of balance required to do the plank hip dips successfully, and as I discuss when talking about the benefits of balance boards, controlling your body weight through an unstable range of motion requires muscles to recruit together to help you balance, improving communication skills between brain and body and recruiting muscles responsible for stabilization — the rotator cuffs responsible for your shoulders, for example, and deeper core muscles. 

15-minute plank hip dips workout to try at home

The next time you’d like to attempt plank hip dips as part of a core workout, here’s a quick 15-minute core workout for your oblique muscles.

15-minute plank hip dips workout

Complete each exercise using a 45-second on and 15-second rest format, aiming for 4-5 rounds.

Switch sides during the side planks either halfway through your time cap or every round. Expect your waist to be set alight during this short core-torcher, and keep your stomach engaged and back straight at all times.

For an easier option during side planks, pop your top foot onto the ground or add hip dips to the exercise to challenge your core even more. You could hold a weight to your hip — we love using the best adjustable dumbbells — or start with your body weight if you’re a beginner.

During any plank exercise, your shoulders should stack over your wrists, and your hips should align with your shoulders without arching upward or dropping to the floor. But regardless of your fitness levels, always consult a physician if you’re starting a new exercise program or returning from injury, and stop if you experience any pain.

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