How Much Protein You Need and

Pro Bodybuilders eat about one gram (sometimes even 1.5 grams) of protein per pound of body weight or per pound of non-fat tissue. I'm sure you've seen that the recommended dail

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Showing posts with label Abs Workouts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Abs Workouts. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 14, 2016

The-4 Best Six Pack Ab Exercises.

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Best Six Pack Ab Exercises.


Achieving 6-pack abs is a multifaceted effort that requires consistency in clean eating, cardiovascular training, and of course a well devised weight training regimen that includes some effective stomach shredding, fat torching exercises.
Many people seem to be at a loss when it comes to selecting the most effective exercises to sculpt their 6-pack, so I'm going to take the guess work out of this problem and list for you the 4 best exercises to help you obtain your 6-pack. 

Flat Bench Lying Leg Raise
Decline Reverse Crunch
Hanging Leg Raise
Weighted Cable Crunch

Monday, August 29, 2016

A Killer Routine for Ripped, Six-Pack Abs

Obtaining ripped, six-pack abs requires that you reduce your abdominal fat as much as possible while developing the underlying abdominal muscles.  No matter how hard you work on your abdominal muscles, your efforts will be in vain if you're not reducing your body fat by a reduced-caloric diet, intense cardio, and full-body weight training. Assuming that you have that part under control, the next key element in obtaining your ripped, six-pack ab look is the specific training of the abdominal muscles. 
 Routine for Ripped, Six-Pack Abs
The abdominal muscle group is no different from other muscles and can be trained 2-3 times per week with at least one rest day between workouts.  Each workout should include 2-4 abdominal exercises for 2-4 sets per exercise within a repetition range of 8-20. The abdominal muscles recover quickly between sets and, therefore, rest between sets should be less than one minute. For the best muscular development, abdominal exercises such as Hanging Knee Raises, Bicycle Maneuver, Reverse Crunches, and Crunches on the Ball should be the mainstay of your ab training routines. 
If you've been training your abs for a while, then try the following killer routine to get the ripped, muscular six-pack ab look.  Perform as a circuit for four circuits with minimal rest between exercises and 30 seconds rest between circuits 
Bicycle Maneuver -  for 20 reps
Hanging Knee Raises -  for 15 reps
Crunches on Exercise Ball -  for 12 reps
Reverse Crunches -  for 8 reps 
It's important that each exercise be performed with strict form and proper technique.  Each repetition should be performed in a controlled manner by taking 2-3 seconds to contract the abs and 3-4 seconds to extend the abs.  
This routine will thoroughly fatigue the abdominal muscles to stimulate growth while also helping to burn body fat.  Add this killer routine to your arsenal of abdominal training techniques. 

Friday, July 1, 2016

4 Easy Abs Workouts to Get Started

Each year, men resolve to get started on abs workouts to get the elusive six-pack. For men, six-pack abs translate to greater self-esteem, admiration from women and the feeling of looking good.
You can start off with these 4 easy abs workouts for men. Exercising each day for a few months will bring you closer to your goal of building abs.
Remember, you also need to have a proper diet and a fat-burning cardio regime in place. Ab exercises won't be of any good if you do not have a proper diet, because your ab muscles will not be visible underneath that layer of fat.
Abs workout for men won't reduce the belly fat, by themselves. You can undertake High Intensity Interval Training as they boost your metabolism, so that you burn fat throughout the day.
Abs Workouts


Here are 4 easy ab workouts for you, so you can show off your sculpted abs the next time you hit the beach!
Reaching crunch on ball
Sit on a Swiss ball placing your feet shoulder-width apart on the floor. Lean back on the ball so that your back is parallel to the floor. Raise your arms, pointing them in the direction of the ceiling. Now contract your abs as you would in normal crunches exercises, keeping your arms reaching for the ceiling. Hold the position for three seconds. Now regain the initial position. Do 10 reps of this exercise.
Leg raise
Lie down on the floor with your legs up in the air, making a 90 degree angle with the floor. Lift your hips slightly off the floor by contracting your lower abs. Hold this position for three seconds. Lower your hips. Straighten your back and bring your legs in alignment with the rest of your body. Rest for three seconds and start again. Do 3 reps.
V-ups
Lie on your back with your arms overhead, keeping your legs straight. Lift your chest and legs simultaneously to bring your body in a V-shape position. Lower down gently and repeat. Keep your legs straight and together during this exercise.
Long knives
Lie down on a mat with your arms extended above your body. Lift both your arms and legs at the same time, trying to touch your feet with the fingers. Keep your legs perpendicular to the floor. Do at least 10 reps.
These exercises are great for starting an abs workout regime. To stay in shape, you should train your muscles hard enough. Our hardcore designed ab workouts will help you flaunt abs of steel!