If you’re bored of crunches and looking for a new way to up the intensity of your next ab workout, we’ve got a simple fix — raise your legs to the ceiling. Vertical leg crunches are a crunch ...

Not necessarily—and this is where crunch variations come into play. The vertical leg crunch is one of the few variations that still hold its weight as an effective core exercise. Let's break ...

Our editor detailed a simple fix to boring crunches — raise your legs to the ceiling and hit the vertical leg crunch variation instead. The change in leg position targets more of your midsection ...

Classic crunches, bicycles, vertical leg crunches … they’re all challenging in their own ways. Reverse crunches are likely to be thrown into the mix as well, and this is another ab move that ...

No. 4: Vertical leg crunch The vertical leg crunch is in the top five best exercises for both abdominal muscles and oblique muscles, and not because it's low-impact. To do the vertical leg crunch ...

1 Lie on the floor and extend the legs straight up, knees crossed. 2 Place fingertips behind the head for support, but avoid pulling on the neck; elbows out. 3 Contract the abs to lift the ...

Move slowly and deliberately to maximize the engagement of your oblique muscles. Vertical leg crunches in the pool provide a ...

Just five more seconds, guys. One more. All right, now we're going to go on to the vertical leg crunch. Same position, but with your legs in the air. Just crunch up nice and slow. Remember ...

Fitness trainer Tina Gee demonstrates. Vertical leg crunch Lie flat on a mat and press your lower back to the floor. Place your hands behind your head for support and stretch your crossed legs ...

Our editor detailed a simple fix to boring crunches — raise your legs to the ceiling and hit the vertical leg crunch variation instead. The change in leg position targets more of your midsection ...