Lay down on a mat on the floor, bending your knees slightly so your feet are flat on the floor. Curling your hands behind your head, slowly lift your shoulders off the mat, squeezing your abdominal muscles with each raise. Be sure not pull your neck upwards; rather make it a natural, smooth-flowing motion. Lift only your shoulder blades off the mat and hold that position for a span of two seconds before slowly releasing the shoulders back to the mat. Be sure not to let your shoulders completely rest on the mat before beginning your next repetition. Do three sets of 30 reps, taking only a few seconds of rest between sets.

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Sit on the floor with legs spread (wider is easier, narrow is difficult). Lace your fingers behind your head, and keep your back straight. Tip to the right, allowing your right elbow to touch the floor. Keep those elbows drawn back. Straighten your back and tip to the left. Back and forth. Do three sets of 12 to 15 repetitions.

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Sit on the edge of a bench, grasping on the sides of the bench with your hands to maintain steady balance. With your legs extended outward, slowly pull your knees into your chest, squeezing the abdominal muscles during the contraction. Hold this position for two seconds and then slowly extend your legs before repeating the motion. Try to keep from rocking and bouncing. Do 3 sets of 25 reps for this exercise

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Lie on your back. Put your hands beneath your buttocks and bend both knees up to your chest. Extend one leg straight up towards the ceiling. As you bend it with a pedaling motion, extend the other. Repeat up to 20 times. Do not attempt this exercise if you suffer from back pain.

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