Defined/toned Stomachs
egreene718
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For those of you who have abs or toned stomachs, what would you say worked for you to get it. Mainly excerise wise. Also did you work on your stomach when you had a bigger stomach or did you wait til you lost the weight?
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I would like this answer in my life :-)0
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Cardio, and lots of it. I like Insanity because he is constantly telling you to engage your core.0
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biig bump (hence why I need to know this)0
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Did you get an answer to this? Because I would like to know also. I don't understand what the "bump" replys mean.~Michelle0
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Start now. Try to suck it in while working. If you're not sore the next day, do it again. You'll build the muscle. You'll still need to lose the flab on time. Do lot's of cardio to lose this flab.
Note: You cannot spot reduce.0 -
90% of defined abs is in the kichen. Very very clean diet. Your body fat percentage must be really low for your abs to show. Try plank, side plank, leg lifts while in a c position, leg kicks... there's loads. but as I said, it wont show until you get the fat off.0
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I worked on it the whole and still do. For me it was the last and hardet thing to achieve. Took a long time but I got there.0
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This is just my opinion. (cause I don't know nothing )
Cardio work for overall fat burn (can't 'target' specific fat areas)
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Toning of areas of desire (note: I said toning!)
Abs:
Planks
Crunches
Isometrics
sit-ups
Leg raises
Google Ab toning you'll find lots of stuff.
If you have (most do) a fat layer you may think that your Ab work isn't paying off but it is, the muscle underneath is toning but you may be having a hard time seeing it.0 -
So many bump replies but not too many answers.0
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Did you get an answer to this? Because I would like to know also. I don't understand what the "bump" replys mean.~Michelle
People do it so the thread gets listed in "My Topics" and it brings the topic to the top of the list. Reminder, typing anything into the topic will bring it to the top. Doesn't actually mean anything significant.0 -
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Did you get an answer to this? Because I would like to know also. I don't understand what the "bump" replys mean.~Michelle
Bump means they are adding a post to it so it shows up in "my Topics".
As far as stomachs goes - my abs are not showing unless I flex, but I DO have a totally flat stomach. I did a LOT of cardio to lose the initial amounts, then I did HIIT training and lots of FULL BODY weight exercises like Squats, BB Rows, and Push presses to build total body muscle.
You CANNOT "SPOT LOSE" FAT. Most men will lose the fat on their stomachs last. Most women have somewhere in the stomach or thighs go last. You have to lose it everywhere else first.
Keep in mind - Your abs will not show, not matter how many ab workouts you do, until you lose the layer of fat hiding the muscles. There literally is NO other way to get visible abs (short of painting them on....)90% of defined abs is in the kichen. Very very clean diet. Your body fat percentage must be really low for your abs to show. Try plank, side plank, leg lifts while in a c position, leg kicks... there's loads. but as I said, it wont show until you get the fat off.
And when she says this, I was assuming you all already knew that part. My Bad. Watch your intake like a hawk... that DOES NOT MEAN CUTTING ADDITIONAL CALORIES. That means making healthier choices about WHAT you eat.0 -
its a combination of strength, cardio and eating properly, abs are made in the kitchen as they say! you cant just do the excercise and expect to get results if your not eating the right things. Im veggie and eat lots of fresh vegetables and salads, i have done 30 day shred, which helped woth the bulk of it, now moving onto 6 week 6 pack. You should do as much cardio as you possibly can to burn the fat, with whatever other ab workouts your doing no point having the muscle if its covered by layers of fat! hope this helps xx good luck0
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My firm belief is that great abs start in the kitchen; it's not about the exercises you do, necessarily, but how you eat. I wish it were the opposite0
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