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Passive method of isometric contraction

If you spend a lot of time in front of TV/Computer, you should try this new easy method to make your abdominal stronger and better.
You decide when and where, this app will help you to realize this contractions following the right rhythm and the intensity through a vibration or a nice melody.

  • Without the health disadvantages of traditional abdominal exercises
  • Ayuda a Helps to strengthen the pelvic muscles, particularly interesting for women
  • Improves the stability of the spine

Why is Abs At Work so special?

In reality, the exercises are very simple, it is basically about breathing deeply, contracting and maintaining the contraction for a period of time.

What is the difficulty? It's very simple; the key is to remember that you must continue contracting while the minutes pass. It is very difficult to remember this when we are concentrating on our work or distracted by the TV or the computer. Abdominals At Work monitors you and regularly reminds you when you must contract and expand the muscles, as well as saving the details of the sessions.

Positive effects of Abdominals At Work

With our exercises, we mainly work the transversal abdominal muscle, which is our natural girdle and helps to sustain our internal organs. The contractions shorten and tone the muscle to reduce the waist.
Improves the stability of the spinal column thanks to the static contractions of the abdominal transverse.

Negative effects of classical abdominal exercises

By contracting the rectus abdominis muscle, the transverse distends, causing an abdominal protuberance, the unsightly effect of a bulging abdomen.

Attention! What you need to know if you are a woman

IF YOU ARE A WOMAN it is specially recommended that you contract the pelvis floor muscles, which you must do together with the contraction of the abdomen when using Abdominals At Work.

Urinary incontinence affects 4 out of 10 women. It does not occur exclusively in older women, it specially affects women that practice sports, jogging, aerobics, etc., producing an increase in pressure that weakens the pelvic muscles. The effort of classic abdominal exercises often causes incontinence.

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