100 Abdominal Exercises

Slim, cinch, and sculpt your abs with this barre-inspired core routine you can add onto any workout. So what are you waiting for? Press play and barre your way to flatter abs. 

This week has been absolutely nut-burger! Like in a really good, but crazy kind of way; 2016 is off to such an epic start for Nourish Move Love. I have so many exciting projects and announcements in the works you guys that I’m dying to share with you .

But one thing I can share with you is that I won the Twin Cities Live potluck club contest. Yay! So I filmed with the lovely Kelli Hanson this week, and my cherry wild rice salad with spinach and walnuts will be featured on Twin Cities Live January 28th .

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So between filming, updating the blog , meetings, teaching classes, getting lost in camera research , doing yoga with ‘the Rachel Brathen’ , and a couple other surprises I can’t share quite yet — it’s been a great week. I feel super accomplished but also very behind; hence writing this blog at 8pm the night before it goes live while sipping a chai tea and eating the Starbuck’s Spinach Egg and Feta wrap for dinner. Just one of those days, but I do recommend the wrap if you’re in a pinch and starving while at Starbucks .

On that note, who doesn’t love to feel accomplished? Am I right? How does crunching 500 ab reps into less than 10 minutes sound for accomplishment? This barre-inspired ab series is the perfect routine to add to any workout to slim, cinch and sculpt your abs. I recommend adding this to your regular workout routine 3-4 times per week. 

This is a real barre ab burner consisting of 5 exercises, 20 repetitions per exercise x 5 sets. That adds up to 100 repetitions per exercises for a total of 500 repetitions. And the first two exercises included stretching with core work making it the perfect way to start or finish any workout.

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If 500 repetitions seems a little out of your range, scale back and aim for 100, 200, 300, or 400 repetitions total. Keep striving for a few more repetitions each time you do this and slowly work your way up to 500 .

5 exercises, 20 repetitions per exercise x 5 sets; 100 repetitions per exercises for a total of 500 repetitions. Scale back and adjust repetitions as needed. is the ultimate compilation of workouts all specifically designed for building, defining and revealing abs. As the title suggests, there are 100 workouts in this collection and they are split into two categories: Build and Burn & Build to help you choose the workouts more suited for your current body composition.

If you have high body fat (e.g.,  you have a bit of a stomach) you should pick 3-4 workouts per week from the Burn & Build section. If your body fat is already low or you are doing other forms of high burn exercise outside of this collection (e.g., running, swimming, martial arts) you should pick 3 workouts per week from Build section. 

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Most routines in this collection are no-equipment based but you will also find Swiss ball, dumbbells and pull-up bar workouts in there as well.

In addition, you will find an ab diet included to help you manage your nutrition or to simply give you an idea of what your food intake should look like in order to get faster and better results.

All workouts have been developed by over the course of several years, they've all been thoroughly tested and they are all suitable for both men and women. No age restrictions apply.

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A paperback option (large A4 format) is available from any local bookstore or from Amazon. Paperbacks always contain the same information already available for free on this resource. When you buy a paperback you pay for printing and store fees, only makes $1 from each sale. That money goes directly into our development and maintenance fund.The Pilates 100 is an exercise that uses the method of Pilates to strengthen the abdominal muscles while teaching your body stability and strengthening your lower back. Pilates is a method of exercise designed to strengthen the core by using gentle, but powerful but

 movements. In the early 1900’s, Joseph Pilates began to design his technique, which concentrates on proper breathing and correct spinal and pelvic alignment. Today, Pilates continues to grow in popularity because these methodical exercises strengthen your core muscles including your abdominals, back, and hips.

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If you learn how to do Pilates 100 you will be learning the most basic and commonly used Pilates exercise. The Pilates 100 also teaches you great breathing habits. You learn that breath can be both powerful and calming at the same time. One modification for the Pilates 100 is to keep your knees at a bent position the entire time. Alternatively if your hip flexors are bothering you, place your feet on the floor and practice the exercise with your legs down.

Even if you’re just getting started with exercise you can still benefit from his method which strengthens the core and back, flattens the tummy, and balances the body’s strength and flexibility. Pilates targets your transverse abdominals, these muscles wrap around like a belt in front of your hip bones and around the small of your back. Think of these muscles like your own internal corset that holds in your internal organs and helps you sit, stand and walk every day. Pilates doesn’t just give you strong abs, these amazing exercise also strengthen your deep postural muscles that support alignment and encourage you to stay strong, long and walking tall.

1) Start lying on your back. Bring both knees into the chest to form a tabletop position. Bring your head, neck, and shoulder off the mat. Arms are long at the sides. Extend legs long and lower as far as possible while keeping the abs engaged and back connected to the mat in a slight imprint. (can modify by bending knees or bringing feet to mat with bent knees)

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2) Pump the arms up and down in a quick, controlled manner while taking five short breaths in and five short breaths out (like sniffing in and puffing out). Be sure to keep your shoulders and neck relaxed and focus on your abdominal muscles doing all the work.

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