Six Pack Workout – 5 Ways to Enhance Your Six Pack Workout

Filed Under (Six Pack Workout) by admin on 23-08-2009

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There comes a time in every man’s life… where he needs to ramp up his six pack workout. Not really, but it’s important to continue seeing results. I’ve given a complete workout plan in the past for the newbies, but there are some that already have a plan they’re used to. I respect that, so I’ve come up with ways you can enhance the effects of your existing six pack workout without having to start from scratch.

  1. Add more weight. This is easy to do without any machines. You probably have something relatively dense in your household. Grab it and hold it behind your head, put it on your chest, or hold it between your feet (for reverse crunches and the like).
  2. Drop rest time. Sometimes you’ll feel exhausted during your six pack workout, but push through it and don’t rest for too long between sets. You’ll build more muscle resting in a semi-fatigued state and burn more calories as well.
  3. Do the same exercises…on a decline! This adds more resistance as you’re fighting gravity. It’s not that hard to find a hill, just make sure you have a way to keep your feet down, partners help. If you have a way to do your six pack workout upside down you’ll have amazing results, just make sure you can get down before you pass out from the blood-rush to your head.
  4. Get a workout buddy! A little friendly competition keeps you from wussing out too much. There are also some really fun exercises you can’t do without a partner.
  5. Never completely relax your abs during a set. You increase the time under tension and odds are you’ll be thinking about your form more.

You’re either growing or dying, so always be looking for a way to take your game to the next level. If you’re going to start any program, commit to it or one day you may fall into the land of the beer-bellied. I know I’d rather feel confident and strong. When you’re looking to take your game up a notch, you’re going to want to check out this six pack workout program. They’ve helped many others so I can’t recommend them enough. Good luck in your journey to new heights of personal fitness.

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Leisa Hart Sexy Abs Waist Trimming Workout

Filed Under (Abdominal Abs) by admin on 14-12-2009

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Leisa Hart Sexy Abs Waist Trimming Workout




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Insanity 60 Day Total Body Conditioning Program with Shaun T by Beachbody

Filed Under (Abs Fitness) by admin on 20-11-2009

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Insanity 60 Day Total Body Conditioning Program with Shaun T by Beachbody




Like Beachbody’s P90X, Insanity will help you get lean and ripped, and only in 60 days! Shaun Ts Insanity is a 60-day cardio based total-body condition program that incorporates the power of MAX INTERVAL TRAINING with plyometric drills and intervals of strength, power, resistance, and ab/core training moves. Youll perform long bursts of maximum-intensity exercises with short periods of rest. Each workout keeps you constantly challenged as you alternate between aerobic and anaerobic intervals performed at your MAX. The results: burn up to 1,000 calories an hour and get the most insane body in only 60 days! Best yet, this program requires no equipment or weights.

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Six Pack Exercise- The Importance of Speed and Form

Filed Under (Six Pack Exercises) by admin on 15-09-2009

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When it comes to your six pack exercise which is more important, form or speed? I’m sure if you’ve ever been in the weight lifting world you’ve heard some people emphasize slow, measured form, and others emphasize how explosive the lift is. Let’s take a quick look at what each brings to the table.

Lack of form in your six pack exercise means lack of form in your six pack. If you’re popping out crunches or airbikes as fast as you can and not fully contracting the muscles, basically all you’re getting from it is the calorie expenditure.

If you’ve ever done a ton of crunches at once, you either need better form or higher resistance to get that defined six pack.

The primary benefit of speed is that more calories are burned both during and after the exercise. Higher speed, in a sense, can meld your strength training with your aerobic training.

In the end, I’d never recommend sacrificing form for speed though, as the primary function of your six pack exercise is to build up abdominal muscles. If you really want to burn calories there are more efficient ways of doing so.

Do you really have to choose between the two? Well, it’s hard to get both to the max degree as you don’t get the fullest contraction without controlling your breath.

The best approach is to focus on form and control when you’re first starting out to develop the muscle memory. When it feels natural to do your six pack exercise in perfect form you can gradually step up the pace.

If you think you’re sacrificing form for speed, do one set slower, focusing on form, and the next set like normal. If you feel there is a large difference in the impact, get back to basics.

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Six Pack Workout

Filed Under (Six Pack Workout) by admin on 11-08-2009

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What does your six pack workout consist of? If you’re still trying to spot reduce by doing nothing but hundreds of weak crunches in poor form, you should slap yourself twice. The first one is for wasting large amounts of time with the wrong six pack workout strategy. The second is for not paying attention to the fact that you can’t spot reduce.

 

I’ve said it a thousand times, so there’s no harm in saying it a thousand and one; you need high resistance and low reps in your six pack workout. The goal is to build muscle. All that is achieved from large numbers of crunches is a shift in the composition of the twitch fibers in the muscles from fast to slow. So unless you’re training to have the endurance to hit the snooze alarm 5,000 times every morning, you’re running east looking for a sunset. Plop some weights on your chest or grab them behind your head and do your crunches. If you can do over 20 reps, add more weight. If you want to do hundreds of crunches in that manner in way of multiple sets, be my guest, but in that range you should be able to achieve a good sore from just a few sets.

 

The body doesn’t refuse to spot reduce because it hates you, it’s a self-defense mechanism. If you had a lot of weight up top and toothpick legs they would snap or give way. I don’t care how much you hate to hear it, if you’re overweight and want a six pack there’s no way around it, you have to do cardio of some sort; you have to sweat. You can take it from me now and start trying to get the body you want, or you can bounce from diet to diet, program to program, wasting time and money on something you could have already had today if you took action. The only question you need to ask yourself is how important is it to you? If it’s not important enough to take that action, then you’re just wasting your time learning. Find a six pack workout today and stick to it. Not after this party, after the holidays, not for next years “new years resolution” that you’ll not only put off starting for a week after the new year, but break it a week and a day after. In the words of Muhammad Ali, “I hated every minute of training, but I said, ‘Don’t quit. Suffer now and live the rest of your life as a champion.’”

 

If you really have limited knowledge of the body, or you need someone to hold your hand, that’s a different story. Feel free to bounce around my blog posts or get an amazing six pack workout from our friends at truth about abs.

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