Looking for a fast way to get a six-pack? Try this super-quick and effective 10 minute ab workout for a toned stomach and stronger core.

Whether you want to do it in the morning, before work, in the evening, while watching TV - everyone can spare 10 minutes a day for that hot summer body. It sounds too good to be true, but there’s no more time needed to work your way to a six-pack.
Contrary to popular belief, crunching is not the most effective ab exercise. Crunches only work the muscles on the front and sides of your abdomen, but it's important to target all the muscles of the core to get more defined abs. This workout is so effective because it’s about quality, not quantity. Get ready to warm up the body and feel your midsection burn!

10 Minutes Core Workout

Do the exercises as sets with 12 reps. For example, you'll do one set of snap jumps, rest, do a second set, rest, do the third set. Then, move on to the next exercise. Do this workout four times a week. Also, remember - eating clean is crucial for making your abs visible, since they only come out if you have relatively low body fat. Abs are made in the gym, but revealed in the kitchen.
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Snap Jumps: Starting position: Drop into a squat-like position with your hands on the floor. –    Kick your feet back, while keeping your arms extended. –    Return your feet from the pushup position to the squat-like position. –    Repeat this process as often as mentioned on your workout routine.
Toe Touches: Starting position: Lie on your back on the floor or on an exercise mat with your arms extended above your head. Your legs should be in a 90 degree angle to your torso. –    Raise your stretched arms and try to touch your toes. –    Return slowly to the starting position. –    Repeat this process as often as it is mentioned on your workout routine.
Plank: Starting position: This position is really similar to a push-up position. The only difference between these exercises is that your forearms touch the floor. Keep your forearms parallel to your body and form a straight line with your body. –    Contract the abdominals and make sure that your body is not bent in any direction. (Do not bend your waist!) –    Repeat this process as often as mentioned on your workout routine!
Straight leg raises: Starting position: Lie on your back on the floor or on an exercise mat with your arms next to your torso. –    Raise your stretched legs until they are in a 90 degree angle to your upper body. –    Return slowly to the starting position. –    Repeat this process as often as it is mentioned on your workout routine.
Side Bridge: Starting position: Lie on your side and lift your hip up while you are supporting your body with your foot and your forearm. –    Hold this position as long as mentioned on your workout routine!
Mountain Climber: Starting position: Start in a push-up position. Bend one leg and bring its knee under the hip –    Reverse the position of your legs explosively. –    Repeat this process as often as it is mentioned on your workout routine.
Exercise Ball Pull-In (This also works with a skateboard): Starting position: Put an exercise ball close to your feet and get in a push-up position. Place your lower shins on the top of the ball and keep your arms and legs extended. –    Keep your upper body and your arms stationary and pull your knees to your chest and exhale during this motion. –    After that start extending your legs back to the starting position. –    Repeat this process as often as mentioned on your workout routine!
Bent Leg Raises: Starting position: Lie down on a flat bench with your stretched legs not resting on the bench. Use your hands to hold position. –    Tighten your legs until the calves and hamstrings are in a 90 degree angle and then try to get them all the way to your chest. –    Now stretch your legs out again until they are in starting position. –    Repeat this process as often as mentioned on your workout routine.