30 Day Plank Challenge Workout

The app is suitable for both men and women of any ages. Just install this app and follow the routine daily.
Planks are one of the most effective exercises you can do.
Are you dreaming about Six Packs Abs? Now you can make your dream come true! You only have to do this 5 min plank workout everyday and you will see how your body is changing.
Take up this 30 day plank challenge this month and tone up and boost your core muscles to the max.
The plank challenge is our most popular 30 day fitness challenge and has been taken by over 1000,000 people over the world, so why not give it ago for yourself.
The 30 day plank challenge only has 1 exercise which you have to do each day, and the time spent doing the exercise slowly increases day by day to help you build up your core body muscle strength gradually, ensuring you are able to complete the final day of the challenge easily.
You only have to do the amount of time shown on the 30 day plank challenge chart once per day, however if you are feeling brave then you can repeat each days challenge as many times as you like – however remember by day 30 it will be very hard to do multiple times.
# Improve Core Definition.
Planks are an ideal exercise for the abdominal muscles exactly because they engage all major core muscle groups including the transverse abdominals, the rectus abdomens, the external oblique muscle, and the glutes.
# Decrease the risk of injury in the back.
Doing planks is a type of exercise that allow you to build muscle while also making sure that you are not putting too much pressure on your spine or hips.
# Boost metabolism.
Your metabolic rate increases even after you’ve stopped exercising
# Improve your posture.
Doing planks greatly improves both your posture and balance.
# Improve overall balance
By doing side planks you’ll improve your balance, while planks with extensions will boost your performance in every kind of sporting activity.
# More Flexibility
Flexibility is another key benefit of doing planks regularly, as they affect all your posterior muscle groups – shoulders, shoulder blades, and collarbone.