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GET RIPPED ABS
Ask anybody what makes a man's physique complete and attractive, and the answer will most likely be his abs. Abdominal muscles are not only nice to look at, but they are also important because they support your body structure. Furthermore, having a strong midsection will reduce your chances of suffering from lower back pain.
The genetic factor
An effective abdominal routine is only one of many factors involved in having great-looking abs. Genetics is the first variable to consider; Luciano Pavarotti will never have abdominals like Mark Wahlberg's because it's just not in the cards. Even if Mr. Pavarotti diets and follows the best workout routine in the world, he will most likely never achieve great-looking abs. The most important thing is to make the best out of the genes you inherited.
The food factor
A low-fat diet is the second most important factor in achieving solid abs. Stick to an eating plan that is high in protein, whole grains, fruits, and vegetables, and reduce your consumption of fatty and processed foods.
The fact is that working on your abs for hours every day will be useless if you don't follow a proper diet and perform sufficient cardio to shed fat on your stomach. There's no point in having solid abs if they're hidden under a layer of blubber.
The ab routine
Your abdominal workout should be carried out at least twice a week; it takes approximately 15 minutes from start to finish, so you can't complain that it takes too much time off your agenda. You should change your routine approximately every 8 weeks because the targeted muscles will gradually get used to the movement and it will no longer be effective.
Follow this simple routine to strengthen and shape your abdominal muscles. Perform 3 to 4 sets for each of the 3 exercises. Beginners should do between 10 and 20 reps per set and progressively build up to at least 30 reps per set.
You'll be on your way to ripped abs with these routines
Bench crunches
First, perform bench crunches to strengthen your upper abdominal muscles. Lie on the floor with your feet on a bench and your legs bent at a 90-degree angle. Place your hands at your temples. Raise your head and shoulders until your body is at a 45-degree angle with the floor. Return to the starting position.
Avoid pulling on your head during this exercise because you could strain your neck. Also, exhale when contracting and keep the pace of the movement slow in order to maintain proper form.
Seated leg tucks
Seated leg tucks are great for developing the lower abs. Sit sideways on a bench and grasp the edges of the bench for support. With bent knees, raise your legs slightly, and then straighten them. A good way to ensure proper balance is to lean back when needed.
Next, lift your knees toward your chest while keeping your lower legs pointed downward, and flex your abs as hard as you can. For better results, keep the tension in your abdominal muscles throughout the entire movement.
Cable crunches
The third movement will work your oblique muscles, which are on the sides of your body. Side-to-side rope crunches are great because the weight can be adjusted to each individual's strength level. Use a tricep pushdown cable and c
omfortably kneel facing the machine with both cables in your hands.
The cables should now be on each side of you above your head. Alternatively crunch down the weight to each knee. The contraction should be controlled and performed slowly to maintain good form and maximize the work on the obliques.
Get the abs you want
Try this workout for at least 8 weeks, then move on to another great abdominal workout. Remember to follow a healthy diet; before you know it, it will become part of your everyday routine.