Why Train Your Abs at Home?
Core training is about more than crunches. Your abs work with your back and hips to stabilize your body during everyday movements and workouts. Home-based ab training is:
- Convenient – No travel time, no gym fees
- Customizable – You can adjust the intensity to your level
- Effective – Consistency matters more than location
With Kiwi Fitness, you can follow ab-focused plans tailored to your fitness level, equipment, and goals — guided by an AI personal trainer right from your phone.
15-Minute Ab Workout at Home
Warm-Up (2 minutes)
- Standing torso twists – 30 seconds
- High knees – 1 minute
- Cat-cow stretch – 30 seconds
Main Workout (Do 3 rounds, rest 30–45 seconds between exercises)
- Plank (Hold 30–60 seconds)
Keep your body in a straight line, core tight, and hips level. - Bicycle Crunches (12–15 reps per side)
Engage obliques by bringing opposite elbow to knee in a controlled motion. - Leg Raises (10–12 reps)
Keep lower back pressed to the floor, lifting legs slowly to 90 degrees. - Russian Twists (12–15 reps per side)
Sit with knees bent, lean back slightly, and twist your torso side to side. - Mountain Climbers (30 seconds)
Drive your knees toward your chest quickly while keeping your core tight.
Pro Tips for Better Core Results
- Control the movement – Avoid rushing; focus on muscle engagement.
- Breathe properly – Exhale during exertion, inhale during relaxation.
- Add variety – Change exercises every few weeks to challenge your abs.
- Stay consistent – 2–3 core workouts per week can transform your midsection.
Get a Personalized Ab Workout Plan
While this routine is a great starting point, real progress happens when you follow a structured, progressive plan. That’s where Kiwi Fitness comes in.
With Kiwi Fitness, you get:
✅ AI-generated ab and full-body plans for home or gym
✅ Video guidance for every move
✅ Weekly adjustments based on your progress
✅ Hands-free voice logging to track every set
Turn your living room into a core-strengthening studio.
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