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  LOOKING FOR A SIX PACK
Friday 20th June 2008 at 3:05:19 PM  

jdog
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Hey just an average guy trying to get those sexy six pack abs. i was wondering if anybody can help. Should i just do a bunch of crunches or should i use something like the ab lounge or ab wheel? What would be the fastest way?

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Saturday 21st June 2008 at 7:34:52 PM  

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2 months ago I was on the same quest, a good range of sit ups, crunches, v-ups, hanging leg raises and most definately the ab-wheel. I didn't actually have an ab-wheel I used an skateboard =P Just had to be done =D

Good luck.

(P.S I found out I actually have 8 muscles so I get quite alot of looks when I'm on the beach!)
 
Thursday 26th June 2008 at 9:18:15 AM  

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Just what Ash said.  Try and nail your abs from every angle using various exercises.  I do crunches on the swiss ball, bicycle crunches, and ab wheel.  Make sure your cardio and diet are in-line with your routine so you aren't hiding your abs with a layer of fat..

good luck..
 
Thursday 26th June 2008 at 10:16:39 AM  

jdog
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Thanks il go ahead and try it. I already eat well and exercise plenty, so i wont have to worry about  all that bad fat.


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Wednesday 2nd July 2008 at 6:17:00 PM  

Ashers
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I do crunches on the swiss ball,




I used to do these in the gym and I literally used to shake because I thought they were tough, now I do them at home on a swiss ball but they seem quite easy, any reason why that is, I just don't feel like I'm getting the same workout from it as I used to. My core isn't ultimately strong so I thought I'd atleast feel the pain somewhat.
 
Thursday 3rd July 2008 at 9:50:06 AM  

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Ash..

I find if you position yourself on the Swiss ball so your upper body is hanging off the ball a little lower then ball height and then come up but only partially to retain tension on your abs and then go back down a little lower then ball height you will really start to feel it after about 15-20 reps.  Do them at a controlled pace as well not too fast and remember not to come up too far or you lose tension on the abs and won't get as much of a punch from the crunches..  doing that really works for me..

You know you came up too far when you suddenly feel the pain/tension go away just about so gauge it that way..

Also try and keep your feet and knees closer together if not completely, it places more stress on the abs as you try and balance yourself more..

Swiss ball crunches are quite a bit harder to do effectively then most people realize..


 
Saturday 12th July 2008 at 8:36:32 PM  

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Pretty sure your diet has a huge part in it as well. I have a few friends who have extremely strong abs, but you can't see them b/c of the fat hiding it.

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Tuesday 15th July 2008 at 7:27:04 AM  

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It doesn't matter what you do for abs.  You aren't going to get a six pack unless your eating is on point.  This goes back to your posting on carbs.  If you are eating a lot of bad carbs and joke food, you abs will hide under the fat.  So, the better you eat the better your abs will look. 

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Thursday 17th July 2008 at 12:46:45 AM  

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couldnt agree with ya more LT! good diet is also a key to have a beautiful body! *__*
 
Friday 18th July 2008 at 2:36:01 PM  

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carljohns posted the following on Thursday 17th July 2008
couldnt agree with ya more LT! good diet is also a key to have a beautiful body! *__*



Thank you sir.
 
Tuesday 2nd September 2008 at 3:38:39 PM  

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Dude! I have the perfect solution for this. Check out the free "advanced abs workout" at http://www.menshealth.com/download/. Totally free - give it a go on your iPod. Let me know how it works - you may also want to try "The greatest Ab Workout Ever" Best, - GymRat
 
Thursday 11th September 2008 at 7:40:41 AM  

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Friday 12th September 2008 at 6:35:28 AM  

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I agree with Corio. Do different types of exercises. Here is a site/link that has video demos of a large variety of ab and oblique exercises.
http://www.physicalfitnet.com/exercise_video_browse_by/primary_muscle_group-abs_and_obliques.aspx
 
Thursday 18th September 2008 at 5:31:39 AM  

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