Hi Joey, I just did this workout twice through, and I’ve always wondered but didn’t post to ask before, but are you meant to feel the reverse plank in the hamstrings? As I really feel it a lot there when I lift up and hold in that position, (probably more than my back) and I notice that the move feels different depending on how far away my heels are from my body, and I’m also wondering if it’s ok to vary that position? or does your heels have to be a certain distance away from you?
Also is it normal for your front thighs to ache on the exercises where you’re one knee is bent and kept there? as mine aches
Kind Regards
Louise
Replied on 4 Easy and Gentle Moves for Better Abs, Lower-Back and a Stronger Core
26 Oct 09:26
Hi Joey, thank you for your response 😊
I had a feeling it was normal to feel it in the hamstrings, but just wanted to check with you and I’m glad that’s it’s fine to vary the position and how far away my heels are from my body 😊
The ab exercises where I feel it on the fronts of my legs (front thighs) is the second and last move in the video;- The one where 1 leg is straight up in the air and the other bent but I feel it in the leg I raise down to the floor and back up, and the other exercise I feel it in is in the last move in this video, where you stretch 1 leg to the floor and back, I feel the work in my abs but also my front thigh that stretches out and back in (so the moving leg on both exercises is where I feel it) I hope that makes sense?
Sending much love back 🤗
Louise