This is a very quick but very effective 10 minute abs and obliques workout that you can do anywhere, anytime.

All you need is ten minutes, and an exercise mat or a spot of carpet (or another otherwise moderately forgiving surface)

Routine Structure
10 Abs exercises
50 Seconds each
10 Seconds break/transition time in between each active interval
The transition time between each move is quick; you will be shown a preview of the next upcoming exercise in the upper left hand corner of the screen, roughly ten seconds before that next interval starts.

Printable Abs Workout
Pulse Crunches
Bicycle Crunches
Mountain Top Abs
Toe Taps
Alternating Jackknives
Reverse Crunches
Oblique Crunches
Other Side
Reclined Punches
Toe Touch Crunches

How many calories does this burn?
We estimate that a person can burn roughly 65-86 in this 10 minute abs workout.

If you are trying to "get abs", you should keep in mind that it takes much more than just a bunch of crunches to get a toned stomach. A wide variety of cardio intensities and types (i.e. a combo of short duration HIIT, longer duration low impact, and everything in between), total body strength training, and a healthy diet are all key to getting a fat free belly. Having a healthy body fat percentage is essential to seeing any of those abdominal muscles that you work to develop.

Can you do abs workouts every day?
The core muscles are like any other muscle group; if you work them hard enough, they are going to need sufficient time in order to be able to heal themselves. Especially if you are sore from a previous abs workout, you should not work your core out over and over again, day after day. In all reality, even if that toned belly is your number one goal, in terms of actually reaching your goals, you are still better off mixing up different kinds of training types and focusing on a wider array of muscle groups.