4 Wheels Multifunctional Abdominal Exercise Roller

Description

The Multifunctional Portable Trainer  is the king of all equipment for training your core muscles . It is a Great Way to Build Core Strength, Improve Balance and Stability. It is more effective Than Crunches and Sit-ups. This simple exercise tool helps you workout a large number of muscle groups. It's also a Full body Cardio Workout. It strengthens Joints and Ligaments.Below are the amazing benefits of this Multi functional  AB Roller
Ab Wheel Rollouts Are a Great Way to Build Core Strength, Improve Balance and Stability Ab roller workouts improve core strength because you need to stabilize your spine in order to perform the exercise correctly. It also helps in improving your body's ability to balance which comes in handy when doing sports.
For example, integrating ab wheel rollouts into your workout will make you better at sports such as football because body balance is a key element in that game.2
An Ab Wheel Is More Effective Than Crunches or SitupsAn ab wheel can do what 100 sit-ups cannot because it engages your core muscles from head to toe and helps you build up a nice six-pack quickly.  
An ab wheel exercise produces a significant amount of more muscle activity in your abs and obliques than traditional crunches.
If you compare the work done by abs muscles when doing crunches, you will find that ab wheel rollouts require less effort but more use of your core muscles than sit up and crunch.
Works Out a Large Number of Muscle GroupsIf you really want to work out all your muscle groups at once, ab wheel rollouts are the best way without a doubt. Ab roller exercises strengthen your abs, shoulders and arms while burning fat from all over your body.
An ab wheel can work up to 20 different muscles at once. In fact, it engages more than just your abs because you will need to tighten all the major muscle groups in your core, back, and arms to perform ab wheel rollouts properly.
It simplifies the process of targeting multiple muscle groups as opposed to using a machine that only works on one part of your body or isolating your abs with traditional crunches.