How to get lower ABS?
Gligorgli
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Hi, im 39y old male. Last 3m I’ve been using My Fitness pal and its helped me loose kilos. I went from 87kg to 75kg now, witch is my normal weight when I workout. (Height 180cm) I was on 1900 calories and now im cutting it to 1600. Is that ok to get rid of lower stomach fat and get abs like i have them in upper part? Pls help
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Unfortunately, the only way to reveal your lower abs is to lose more fat, which usually involves losing more wt.
However, at 180cm or 5'10" and 75kg or 165#, you are already at a pretty good weight for your size and losing much more wt may not be desireable.
So, you may want to try to recomp BUT recomp is really hard to accomplish.
The easier method may be to continue to cut until you see the results you like and, if you think that wt is too light for you, then gradually bulk up by eating more protein and lifting heavy to increase muscle mass while also trying to minimize fat/wt gain by increasing your total cal intake gradually.
Good luck!3 -
Keep cutting till you see them. Do AB workouts 3 times a week as well. I recommend the abwheel3
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Not sure I would increase the size of deficit though. Harder to maintain muscle mass. You're also well within the healthy weight range. And going to even lower cals will start impacting your training.
So the answer is patience. eating more calories and being closer to maintenance though still at a slight deficit, and perhaps kicking up your strength training a notch.
Are you using a well designed structured program? or are you randomly using an abwheel?6
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