R.D.;7990122 said:Mastery;7988097 said:If you get nice with it and want to know how to transition from kneeling ab wheels to standing ab wheels, let me know.
Bruh hit me up with some different shit to do with the wheel
Got the same one you posted
Shit nigga after you master kneeling ab wheels, you can transition to standing ab wheels. I like doing 5 sets of 20 or just working the ab wheel for 30 minutes straight (reps, little rest, reps, little rest, etc).
The way to transition from kneeling to standing is by using a 2x4 piece of wood or something similar at an incline. As they get easier, lower the incline little by little until you're basically doing them standing up with a full roll out starting from right in front of your feet.
When you master that, other things you can do to make it more difficult is to do standing ab wheel with weight vest, raising your feet higher than your hands, using the wheel with your palms facing up, and some models you can slide both wheels away from eachother and create space in the middle and do roll outs with one hand.
Hope this helps.