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How to Do an Abdominal Workout on an Inversion Table

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Summary: Learn how to do an abdominal workout on an inversion table workout with expert tips and advice on exercise from a fitness expert in this free health and fitness video.

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By Dr. Edward Riffel
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Dr. Edward Riffel is the owner of Riffel chiropractic fitness center. Dr. Riffel is a former U.S Marine. He received his Doctorite At C.C. Los Angeles College where he was the class...read more

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"Welcome to Expert Village. My name is Dr. Ed Riffel. O'kay now we are going to work the abdominal muscles. We are going to be doing a sit up. First I am going to put my hands on my legs and just do a little crunch up tightening the abdominal muscles here. We will do several reps. We will do three reps. Now a little bit more advanced, I am going to cross my hands and cross my chest and I will do a few crunches. You will feel the abs working, there should not be any pain with this. If there is pain either go back up or readjust your position. This is not to be done if you have any acute muscle spasms or any acute back problems. This is intermediate and then advanced, put your hands over the head and go up. You are working the rectus abdominis mainly toning those muscles. Now a little bit more advanced, hands over the head and you are going up like this."

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