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Hãy viết đoạn tóm tắt về nội dung bằng tiếng việt kích thích người mua: I did seated oblique crunches for a week — here’s what happened to my abs

Forget everything I’ve said before — I’m a complete convert to seated ab workouts. Seated ab workouts are low-impact workouts that can be done from a chair, targeting your abdominal and core muscles. Unlike ab workouts that involve lying on your back on an exercise mat, seated ab workouts are accessible to those who can’t get down on the floor, have limited space, or simply want a workout that they can do from their office chair during a meeting. 

I recently added this seated workout to my routine, and did seated crunches every day for a week, but next on my list was the seated oblique crunch. 

the best ab exercises, it’s important that this move comes from your core, not your upper body. Ensure that you’re not pulling your torso down — the grip behind your head should be relaxed, and you should think about engaging your obliques as you crunch. Remember to move slowly and with control, this is not an exercise to rush through!

I did the seated oblique crunch every day for a week — here’s what happened 

Ready to hear what happened when I did the seated oblique crunch for a week? Read on. 

I didn’t feel this one in my obliques as much as other exercises

For a lot of the seated ab exercises I’ve tried lately, I’ve been shocked by how hard they’ve worked my mid-section. Unfortunately, this wasn’t the case with the seated oblique crunches. Compared to oblique crunches on a stability ball, a Russian twist, or a farmer’s walk, I really struggled to feel my obliques working hard with this move. That said, I also struggle to feel my obliques working during standing oblique crunches, as our writer Lucy experienced when she did 50 oblique crunches a day for a week. 

One way to make the exercise more challenging is adding a weight — by the end of the week, I’d strapped a set of the best ankle weights around my ankles to up the intensity of the exercise. Alternatively, you could hold one of the best adjustable dumbbells in your hand, and lower it down toward the floor, before crunching back to your starting position, without the leg lift. 

I’d keep these as part of a longer seated ab workout

While I didn’t feel particularly challenged by this exercise, there are still huge benefits to working on my oblique muscles, especially as a runner. Your obliques play an important role in supporting your lower back and improving your overall posture. When it comes to running, keeping your abs engaged and your torso upright enables better form and efficiency, and can also prevent you from getting injured. 

Despite being glad my week of seated oblique crunches is over, I’ll definitely be incorporating these into seated ab workouts in the future. Chair workouts can help you work your muscles without putting any additional strain on your joints, so are often recommended to those recovering from an injury, as well as seniors, or pregnant women who might need a bit of extra stability during their workouts.

I didn’t notice any change in my abs

Of course, a week isn’t long enough to visibly change your muscles, and I didn’t notice any difference in my mid-section after a week of seated oblique crunches. That said, if visible abs are your goal, you’ll need to focus on your overall body fat percentage, not endless crunches. Your cardio levels, diet, stress, sleep and hormones can all affect your body fat percentage — here’s how to calculate your body fat percentage, and why it matters. 

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