**** no. just do what we all do- crunches, stiups, back extensions, russian twists, six inches variations, planks, etc. this abchair thing a gimmick and totally unneccessary
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Originally posted by mspiegelo View Post**** no. just do what we all do- crunches, stiups, back extensions, russian twists, six inches variations, planks, etc. this abchair thing a gimmick and totally unneccessary
Make your mom buy it, and use it on take-your-child to work day.
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Ha...Ha...Ha....$100, ****ing hell. You can buy something which does exactly the same thing for about £5 (roughly $10):
http://www.amazon.co.uk/abdominal-ro.../dp/B000P5RYKY
Only difference is you're lying on your back and not on a chair...Those Ab rollers are a joke too.
Do knee to elbow whilst moving legs like a bicycle on your back and do sit ups. They're free and far, far, far, more effective.
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Dont buy the useless piece of ****. do some research on Ab exercises use search function here, go to bodybuilding.com and search exercise database
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No it's not. It's about having strong developed ab muscles which show because you have low body fat. Low body fat allows for the abs to show, if you have small muscles but low body fat you'll have that ****ed up little "6 pack" kids have. You need both. It's pretty ****ing simple stuff.
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Originally posted by JayCoe View PostNo it's not. It's about having strong developed ab muscles which show because you have low body fat. Low body fat allows for the abs to show, if you have small muscles but low body fat you'll have that ****ed up little "6 pack" kids have. You need both. It's pretty ****ing simple stuff.
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Originally posted by JayCoe View PostNo it's not. It's about having strong developed ab muscles which show because you have low body fat. Low body fat allows for the abs to show, if you have small muscles but low body fat you'll have that ****ed up little "6 pack" kids have. You need both. It's pretty ****ing simple stuff.
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though you guys are right in that you do have to do some core strengthening, a six pack is still way more about low body fat than muscle strength. why do you think guys from africa, and the caribbean have six packs. its because they have really low caloric intakes. they may be physically active, but i guarantee they aren't doing crunches.... im studying to be a certified strength and conditioning specialist (cscs), im an amateur boxer, and im a personal trainer. that's what i have learned in my studies and training (others and myself).
on the other hand, if you want your six pack to "pop" like the dudes from 300, intense abdominal work will help you bring out the six pack more.
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