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<blockquote data-quote="k3113y" data-source="post: 2474864" data-attributes="member: 572239"><p>lower abs: i do leg-raises. if you have access to something you can hold onto while your legs freefall, use that. alternate between bringing your knees to your chest and straight leg-raises in which they're perpendicular to your upper body. if you have to, do the same exercises on the ground. letting your legs hang provides a fuller range of motion, though and uses more of your muscles.</p><p></p><p>upper abs: crunches or any variation of.</p><p></p><p>you can pretty much experiment with weights for your triceps, biceps, and shoulders.</p><p></p><p>for legs, try to stay away from leg-presses. they work, but put hella strain on your knees. i always prefer squats.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="k3113y, post: 2474864, member: 572239"] lower abs: i do leg-raises. if you have access to something you can hold onto while your legs freefall, use that. alternate between bringing your knees to your chest and straight leg-raises in which they're perpendicular to your upper body. if you have to, do the same exercises on the ground. letting your legs hang provides a fuller range of motion, though and uses more of your muscles. upper abs: crunches or any variation of. you can pretty much experiment with weights for your triceps, biceps, and shoulders. for legs, try to stay away from leg-presses. they work, but put hella strain on your knees. i always prefer squats. [/QUOTE]
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