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Name: Ab Complex for Core Strength and Definition in 13 Minutes
Uploaded: 2026-08-24
Duration: 13 min 59 s
Description: 13-minute workout video. Core, Floor Exercise. targeting Core, Abs. medium intensity. helps with Muscle Strength, Weight Control / Fat Loss, Maintain General Health.

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Ab Complex for Core Strength and Definition in 13 Minutes

Caroline Girvan•Processed: Mar 03, 2026

13-minute workout video. Core, Floor Exercise. targeting Core, Abs. medium intensity. helps with Muscle Strength, Weight Control / Fat Loss, Maintain General Health.

⏱️ Key Moments

Summary:This workout consists of four complexes targeting the abs and core, focusing on controlled movements to enhance strength and stability.

🏃 Guide

This workout is designed for individuals looking to strengthen their core and improve abdominal definition without the need for equipment. It addresses the common issue of weak core muscles and helps enhance overall stability.

Benefits

Improved core strength

Enhanced muscle definition

Step-by-Step Guide

Table Top Crunch

Lie on your back with knees bent at 90 degrees. Engage your core and lift your shoulders off the mat, feeling the contraction in your abs. Ensure your lower back stays pressed into the mat.

Crunch Pulses

From the crunch position, pulse upwards in small increments. Focus on the contraction in your abs. Maintain control to avoid straining your neck.

Hip Raise

Lie on your back with legs extended. Lift your hips towards the ceiling, squeezing your glutes and engaging your core. Lower back down slowly, feeling the stretch in your abs.

Gaze Down Leg Lower

From a lying position, lower one leg towards the floor while keeping the other leg bent. Engage your core to prevent your lower back from arching.

On Elbows Tuck to Extension

Start in a plank position on your elbows. Tuck your knees towards your chest and then extend back to plank. Feel the engagement in your core throughout the movement.

Hands at Head Sit Up

With hands behind your head, sit up slowly, controlling the movement. Focus on using your abs rather than momentum.

Side Plank Oblique Lifts

In a side plank position, lift your hips higher while engaging your obliques. Lower back down with control.

Safety Notes

Avoid if you have chronic back pain or any severe abdominal conditions.

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