Directions:
Preperation/body position
Excution/Movement
Comments
The kneeling cable crunch is an ideal exercise for those who wish to easily adjust the resistance used. The exercise will successfully stimulate the rectus abdominis, and the internal and external obliques.
Hands should be placed near to the head during execution, but should not be fixed onto the head. By doing so you can place excessive stress on the neck, which is not ideal, nor necessary.
The kneeling cable crunch should not be seen as a method of addressing the desire for a slimmer waist. The ball crunch may provide the stimulus for hypertrophy to occur, but spot reduction of body fat is not possible. Diet and cardiovascular activities need to be addressed for this goal.
Targets
Stablisers and secondary targets
Similiar Exercises
Home Training Alternative/Limited Equipment
Sport Uses
Flexion of the spine is important is many sports, such as various martial arts, swimming, gymnastics, football throw ins, throwing events, and movements in boxing and kickboxing.
A strong midsection is important in many sports, and also for injury prevention.