Learn How to Perform an Unusual New Abdominal Exercise by Rick DeToma

Now clasp your hands behind your head and wrench your neck as far forward as you can. Be sure to hold your breath from this point out. Now in a rhythmic fashion, wrench your head towards your chest and try not to let your butt hit floor! Return to the start position.

Crank out a seemingly endless stream of these. To add to the challenge of this incredible move, now start swinging your shoulders from left to right. Don't worry about trying to bring the opposite shoulder to the opposing knee. It appears not to matter.

After a few of these your face should be beet red and you should feel like you've strained your neck and not your abs.

Obviously I am being funny and sarcastic to make a point, but this is what a guy was actually doing as his version of a simple stability ball abdominal crunch.

Instead of attempting to keep his back centered on the ball and resting his head in his hands, and letting his abs do the work, he was finding every way possible to avoid it.

Moral of the story, form is key. If you don't know the correct way to perform an exercise then get the help of a qualified personal trainer or conditioning specialist.

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