Incorporating a flat bench into your workout routine provides a versatile foundation to enhance exercises targeting various muscle groups.
When designing workouts aimed at the abdominal region, the focus is on movements that engage the muscles responsible for spinal flexion and rotation, such as planks and twists.
This guide prioritizes exercises tuned for individuals averaging 5’10” in height, 180 lbs, and 35 years old, though customization is encouraged based on personal capability.
Utilizing free weights, cables, and other equipment in conjunction with the flat bench can optimize your abdominal workout routine for effective results.
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The Seated Toe Tap is a simple exercise that strengthens your hip flexors and lower abs while sitting. It helps improve your balance and coordination, making it perfect for beginners.
The Seated Toe Tap is a simple exercise that strengthens your hip flexors and lower abs while sitting. It helps improve your balance and coordination, making it perfect for beginners.
The Elevated Plank with Slow Mountain Climber strengthens your core, especially the lower abs and hip flexors. By using an elevated surface, you increase stability and engage your muscles more effectively.
The Elevated Plank with Slow Mountain Climber strengthens your core, especially the lower abs and hip flexors. By using an elevated surface, you increase stability and engage your muscles more effectively.
The Elevated Plank is a core-strengthening exercise where you place your hands on a raised surface, like a bench. This variation increases instability, which helps improve your core strength and balance.
The Elevated Plank is a core-strengthening exercise where you place your hands on a raised surface, like a bench. This variation increases instability, which helps improve your core strength and balance.