The Foam Roller Incline Reverse Crunch is a great exercise that targets your lower abs.
Since this is completed on a decline sit up bench, it is also referred to as the decline reverse crunch.
Holding a foam roller between your hamstrings and calves helps activate your hamstrings and deactivate the usage of your hip flexors.
By doing this, it helps make your abs work harder.
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