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Giving a #SixPackShout to anyone who puts in work to become all of the fitness motivation we need to get that six pack in gear. Always showing love, #FitFam

Your midsection/ core
Joined May 2015
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Try these abdominal exercise tips and see how they work for you!
A strong core-tighteining move that works the Transverse Abdominus. To make it harder, try the bottom image
For those who simply want to lift heavier, this man and his chart are the way to go. Search his name.
For those who simply want to lift heavier, this man and his chart are the way to go. Search his name.
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A strong core-tighteining move that works the Transverse Abdominus. To make it harder, try the bottom image
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Try these abdominal exercise tips and see how they work for you!
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Fire Hydrant: A Move both efficient for your abs and your hips
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My favorite! Lift your knees up to your chest by rounding your lower back: Hips to the ribs!
Your Abs are alway there you just have to reveal them
Hollow Rock: use your core, while in this position to move like the bottom of a rocking chair
Swiss Ball Rollout, rollout the ball as far as you can and then return to the start
Abs are 70% nutrition. Know your nutrition and you're on your way to a six pack
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Having a diet high in protein is helpful in building lean body mass, which increases your metabolism
Just remember you need to earn your right to eat cheats with some form of consistent, hard training
Worry more about the body composition changes, than the weight changes.
Shins on a Swiss ball, without rounding lower back, lift leg off the ball and bring knee toward other elbow. Repeat
with a towel or slides under your toes, slide your body forward and back slightly by hinging at elbows and shoulders
The bicycle crunch: a crunch w/ legs raised and by alternating bringing your right elbow to left knee and vice versa