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     Fitness Tips For 7/29/2009
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How To Get Abs In 8 weeks

Spring had arrived, and I decided I wanted to reveal my 6-pack for the 
summer. As many people know, this is not the easiest task in the world. 
My initial plan was to diet, and do cardio. I decided to leave ab 
workouts to a minimum, because I felt my abs were already muscular, 
and just needed lower my fat percentage. Eating for abs is not that 
difficult, here are some important tips, everyone should follow:

Cut calories - By cutting calories, your body will lose fat. 
Cut out carbohydrates after 4pm. Carbohydrates are foods, such as, 
fruits, breads, pastas, cereals, etc. 
Reduce sodium. 
Eat 4-6 small meals, instead of 3 large meals. By eating small meals, 
your body uses the food as energy, instead of storing it as fat. 

Now, 8 weeks into my plan, I was lean, abs were there, but they weren't 
sticking out... not as much as I was hoping. I decided I need to bring 
my abs out even more, add even more muscle. But does doing 100 sit ups 
bring the abs out? No! You need resistance to build muscle. So, I 
decided to add ab workouts every three days. In my opinion 3 nights 
rest is enough time for the abdominals to recover. I trained abs at t
he end of my regular workouts, for approximately 15-20 mins. Here are 
the three workouts I did.

Weighted Decline Sit-Ups (Most gyms will have a bench designed for this). 
The bench looks like a regular bench, on a decline, with places to hook 
your feet under at the top. With my feet hooked in, I would hold a 35 
lbs. plate on my chest and do 12-15 reps. I suggest starting with no 
weight, then building the weight each week 

Hanging Leg Raises. This exercise is performed by hanging from a bar 
(usually a chin-up bar), and raises your knees, until your thigh is 
parallel to the floor. This exercise helps on the lower abs. 

Bench Raises. This exercise is also good for the lower abs, and 
targets them directly. You lie on the floor, with your legs should 
be bent at a 90 degree angle. Now, point your toes to the sky, lift 
your lower back/butt off the ground slightly, and you will feel your 
lower abs contracting. This exercise is great because it takes the 
hip flexors out of the movement. 

The above three exercises, along with cardio and diet, have brought 
my abs to a new level. The exercises consist of one for the upper abs, 
and two for the lower abs. The lower abs are hard to bring out, so I 
include two exercises instead of one. Within a few weeks you should 
notice larger upper abs, and less fat, more definition on the lower 
abs. For quicker fat loss, a thermogenic supplemgnt can be added. For 
the first two weeks, rest 90 seconds between sets. For weeks three 
and four, rest 60 seconds, and for weeks five and up, rest only 
30-45 seconds between sets. Hanging leg raises can also be done 
without bending the knees, keeping the legs straight. This is a 
little tougher, and you can also put a weight between your feet 
for added resistance. After the first two weeks, I recommend adding 
weight for the decline sit-ups, so you struggle to reach 15 reps. 
Always warm up before adding weight, or you may injure yourself.

If you've been using my method above for several weeks, and still 
aren't getting the results you've hoped for, there is a good chance 
it is because of your diet. You may need to try and lower your 
calories even more. 


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