In a world of here-today, gone-tomorrow fitness trends, kettlebells have proven to be more than just a fad. As a multi-functional training tool, they’re great for sculpting the body and can help to improve your strength and mobility. But did you know that they can also do wonders for your abs? “Because the center of gravity is so much lower than a barbell, you have to work harder to hold it and move it,” says Karolina Duncan, a personal trainer and health coach in New York City. “And that makes kettlebells a pretty darn perfect ab workout.”  Find out kettlebell workout for stomach – strongandfit.com

Lie face-up on the floor with your right knee on the ground, left toes tucked in and holding a lighter kettlebell by its handle with both hands. Lift your body up to the starting position, keeping your arms straight and core engaged. Then, slowly drag the kettlebell across your torso diagonally until it’s raised above your right shoulder. Slowly lower it back down by your left hip. That’s one rep. Perform a total of 10 to 15 reps on each side.

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This movement is the kettlebell version of a plank, but you can keep your heels on the ground for beginners or use a lighter weight to make it more challenging. Start by getting into a bear plank position with your hands under shoulders and your knees under hips, placing the kettlebell in front of you. Reaching underneath your torso, drag the kettlebell to the opposite side of your torso.