Has anyone heard of "The truth about 6 pack abs" program? It apparently claims that the traditional ab exercises are actually bad and make abdominal flab even worse? Most cardio is bad for abs? Confused....anyone try this new program...is it hocus pocus scam?
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I was going to post more but Alex may bully me again.DrHouse said:
The "program" sounds complete bulls***.
Now tell us your weight, height and bf% and what your goals are so you can get on the right track.
A six pack is a biproduct of low body fat.DrHouse said:
You can't be chubby and have a six pack. larger muscle groups may be defined though. Even at a normal bodyfat you will not have abs since fat tends to deposit around your torso.
And you can't make abdominal flab worse with exercise. Spot reduction, or treatment... whatever doesn't work. Ever. The only way to make abdominal flab worse is to put on extra fat because of your diet.
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Your abs can be trained to grow just like any other muscle group. You cant spot reduce fat though.
Training your abs is important for core strength and should form part of any balanced workout plan. Its the low bodyfat that brings em out though. Stick to a balanced workout, put some muscle on your frame and keep your BF low.
Then you will have abs and all your problems in life will be solved
Training your abs is important for core strength and should form part of any balanced workout plan. Its the low bodyfat that brings em out though. Stick to a balanced workout, put some muscle on your frame and keep your BF low.
Then you will have abs and all your problems in life will be solved
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Exercise is more important than a perfect diet methinks. I think I read on stronglifts that some guys in strongman comp. are at 15% and 20% bodyfat and you can still see their abs, because they're so strong.