The 8 Best Oblique Exercises For a Stronger Core

Oblique Crunch

By performing this twisted crunch, you are putting more of the stress on your oblique muscles rather than your rectus abdominis, which are the muscles that go along the front and center of your abdominal region.

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Dead Bug

One of the most well-known exercises for strengthening the core is the dead bug, which works both the obliques and the deep core muscles involved in the exercise.

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Seated Russian Twist

All of your abdominal muscles are worked out by performing this traditional oblique exercise. To keep your form, you should move gently with these.

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Bicycle Crunches

It is possible that you have performed bicycle crunches a great number of times without being aware that they are an oblique exercise. If you want to make sure that you are actually working those muscles

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Side Plank

In order to develop core stability, side planks are an oblique exercise that is not only basic but also vital. Try staggering your feet so that the top foot is in front of the other foot

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Plank Hip Dips

Incorporating a hip dip intensifies the difficulty of side planks and intensifies the burn in your obliques. Make cautious not to sag at the hips and maintain an open chest.

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Seated Russian Twist With Weight

Try this oblique exercise without a weight if you find it too challenging. In place of a dumbbell, you can instead use a medicine ball or kettlebell.

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Side Bridge

This exercise works your obliques and your core just like a side plank with hip dips, but it's easier for beginners to do because you can keep your knees bent.

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