Exercises from the community
Hip Raises (abs)
Hip Raises use the weight of your legs as resistance to boost lower abdominal muscle growth, with a straighter leg position than the bent-leg variation for a longer lever arm. Lie on your back with your legs extended straight up toward the ceiling. Contract your lower abs to lift your hips a few inches off the floor, then lower back down slowly without letting your legs drop or swing.
Pushup
Pushups are a classic bodyweight exercise for the chest, shoulders, and triceps, while your core and glutes work isometrically to keep your body in a straight line. Start in a plank with hands just outside shoulder-width and your body forming one straight line from head to heels. Lower your chest toward the floor by bending your elbows at roughly a 45-degree angle to your torso, then press back up to full extension without letting your hips sag or pike upward.
Tucked Toe Stretch
Now we are going to tuck the toes so that your soles raise facing directly behind you as your toes curl away from the soles. Lower your weight slowly and gently onto the length, not tips, of your toes. This will stretch the toes and soles. Avoid stretching too hard or releasing too much weight. Gradually, after practicing for a few weeks, gently increase the stretching in the toes and soles. Reduce the stretch at any feeling of strain or pain. Hold this stretch for 1-2 minutes.