Home
Are You a GOOD person? Try... The Ultimate Test
What's New BLOG
Share YOUR Story : )
Money SAVING Tips
Used Bowflex's
Bowflex Exercises
Bowflex Workouts
Bowflex Manuals
Exercise Posters
Instructional Videos
Bowflex Reviews
Revolution Reviews
Ultimate 2 Reviews
Ultimate Reviews
Extreme 2 Reviews
Extreme Reviews
Blaze Reviews
Sport Reviews
Elite Reviews
Power Pro Reviews
Bowflex XTL Reviews
Motivator 2 Reviews
Replacement Parts
Sitemap - Workouts
Sitemap - Reviews
Share this Site : )
Site Search
Contact Us : )
Advertising Policy

[?] Subscribe To This Site

XML RSS
Add to Google
Add to My Yahoo!
Add to My MSN
Subscribe with Bloglines

 

New Bowflex Exercise - Cable Crunch

Search this Website
Introducing our Bowflex exercise of the month: cable crunches.

Below discover:




How to do cable crunches correctly

Tips for receiving the best results

5 alternatives for targeting your abdominals or your oblique/intercostal muscles



- SPECIAL ALERT -

Would you like to save $200 - $500 on your Bowflex home gym AND get FREE shipping (an additional $200 savings)? Please click here



What You Will Need

    A Bowflex home gym with a lat tower

How to Set-up Your Bowflex Home Gym

    1. Set-up your Bowflex to do lat pulldowns

    2. Replace your straight bar/lat bar with your Bowflex hand grips




cable crunch cable crunches pulley crunch pulley crunches

Tip 1 - Focus on bending at the lower ribcage (like a normal crunch), rather than at the hips.

Tip 2 - Exhale while crunching downwards. While exhaling, focus on pulling in your belly button.


Bowflex Exercise - Alternatives

1. Different grips. In the example above, your hands will be in a neutral position. However, you can also do cable crunches with your hands pronated (palms facing the machine), or do cable crunches with your hands supinated (palms facing your upper arms).

2. Pronate or Supinate.

    Supinate - Start your cable crunch with your palms facing the machine (pronated). As you crunch downwards, turn your hands until they will be fully supinated (palms facing your upper arms) at the bottom of your crunch.

    Follow the same arc back to the starting position - turning your hands until they will be fully pronated at the starting position.

    Benefit - You will notice a stronger contraction in your lower abdominals.

    Pronate - Start your cable crunch with your palms facing your upper arms (supinated). As you crunch downwards, turn your hands until they will be fully pronated (palms facing the machine) at the bottom of your crunch.

    Follow the same arc back to the starting position - turning your hands until they will be fully supinated at the starting position.

    Benefit - You will notice a stronger contraction in your oblique and intercostal muscles.

3. One Side at a Time. You can also do cable crunches with one arm at a time. Simply grasp your handle with one arm and tuck your other arm at your side.

Benefit - Train your abdominals from a different angle and also develop each side of your body equally.

Has this page helped you? Please help us by “Sharing This Page” (simply click one of the banners below). Thank you



For more Bowflex exercises of the month, please click here

For our Bowflex workouts of the month, please click here

Return from Bowflex Exercise of the Month to Real Bowflex Reviews Home page



footer for bowflex exercise page