Question by Evan: How can I get ripped abs?
I’m trying to get my abs ripped as fast as possible? Any workout suggestions?
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Answer by Wanna get fat!
crunches.
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Sammy K
617 days ago
u can try yoga and stretching exercise
shaun
617 days ago
Yup
Sit ups 150 a day 5 weeks without fail
eat pork tenderloin
it can be that simple!!!
But… i’ll give you more info than that for your reference. Leg lifts, Knee lifts (chin up bar), Crunches. Do as you read here.
http://www.stayfitbug.com/the-fitness-bug/effective-6pac-building-techniques
For even more reference the Ebook has (70+ routines that include ab work)
khandi
617 days ago
A healthy diet, general aerobic exercise together with core specific exercise/
Joseph
617 days ago
im trying to do the same thing man, the best thing thats working for me is doing crunches, jumping rope as cardio, doing pullups and not eating fattening food, i got some pretty good results so far but in about another month or so ill have a rock hard six pack and so will you if you do this, email me if you got questions
Chester
617 days ago
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lilncute
617 days ago
I think the best one is crunches
Josh
617 days ago
The workout for abs is actually a lot more complex than simply doing sit ups and running. It becomes an entire program that relies on burning the glycogen around the muscles and then doing cardio to force the muscles themselves to reach for the fat.
The diet must be equally spaced out and the total must be around 500 to 1000 calories less than you are burning in a day. The amount of calories you burn in a day is reliant on factors such as your basal metobolic rate, which is around 1500 calories. Other factors include the amount of exercise you do in a day, your workout routine, meal routine, and stress levels.
I reccomend eating a light breakfast (200-300 calories), midmorning snack (150-200 calories), lunch (200-300 calories), snack (150-200 calories), and dinner (200-300 calories). The workout must include various ab exercises of high repitition and about twenty to thirty minutes of cardio. The meals should include high protein, medium carbs, and low fat. Refined sugars should also be kept to a minimum.