Operation Manual

ab DeVELOPER
ab DeVELOPER
USER GUIDE USER GUIDE
5. REvERSE CRUNCH (Incline)
Engage resistance. Place elbows
spaced apart on the Seat and hold
onto Seat with both hands. Place
one knee and then the other knee
between the Long and Short Foam
Rollers.
Contract the abdominal muscles
and pull the knees up towards
the Seat, keeping the upper body
stable. Slowly return to the
starting position. Repeat the
required number of reps.
Muscles:
Abdominals,
Quads,
Hip Flexors,
TVA
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WORKOUT EXERCISES
4. STRaIGHT-aRm PULL DOWN
Engage resistance. Sit on the Seat
and grip the Short Foam Roller.
With palms facing down, arms
extended.
Stabilize the back and contract
the abdominal muscles. Keep the
arms extended and pull the Rollers
all the way down. Slowly return to
the starting position. Repeat the
required number of reps.
Muscles:
Abdominals,
Lats,
TVA
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WARNING:
Make sure to keep the
Rail Assembly steady,
when in use for this
exercise, to avoid any
injury to the head or
body. Less resistance
will allow you to have
more control. Once you
have gained full control
of the Rail Assembly
position and Carriage
Assembly movement,
you can then increase
the resistance to the
level you are comfort-
able with.
7. INvERTED PLaNK
Steady the unit up against a wall or
sturdy structure.
Engage resistance. Kneel in front of
the Ab Developer attachment, plac-
ing your hands on the top Roller.
Contract the abdominal muscles
and push the Rollers towards the
Seat, fully extending your upper
body. Hold for a few seconds and
then back to the starting position.
Muscles:
Abdominals,
Quads,
Hip Flexors,
TVA
BA
WORKOUT EXERCISES
6. BaCK EXTENSION
Engage resistance. Sit on the Seat
with legs apart. Lean forward and
grip the Long Foam Rollers with the
palms facing down.
Straighten the back, keeping arms
straight (while pushing down-
wards) and pulling the Rollers
towards the Seat. Slowly return to
the starting position. Repeat the
required number of reps.
Muscles:
Back,
Glutes,
TVA
A B
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WARNING:
Make sure to keep the
Rail Assembly steady,
when in use for this
exercise, to avoid any
injury to the head or
body. Less resistance
will allow you to have
more control. Once you
have gained full control
of the Rail Assembly
position and Carriage
Assembly movement,
you can then increase
the resistance to the
level you are comfort-
able with.