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    Anyone got one i could do without much weight?

    I only have upto 10kg in weight. I'd prefer doing something like 15reps and 4 sets...instead of 100s of crunches.

  • #2
    Leg Lifts?

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    • #3
      do some planks, those will kill your abs.

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      • #4
        Originally posted by d_lyrik803 View Post
        do some planks, those will kill your abs.
        I go 60 seconds and its killer. I sweat like a mofo.

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        • #5
          Planks kill my triceps more than anything. Barely feel anything in my abs as a matter of fact.

          As for killer ab workouts, there are plenty that will really make you feel the burn. Leg raises, proper crunches, v-ups. Ideally, I think you should be doing about 1000 repetitions of different ab exercises. Go for about 1-2 sets of 100 repetitions of ab exercises, start eating healthy, and you'll have a six pack in no time - if that's what you're aiming for. If not, you'll still have a strong core.

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          • #6
            I like these. 30 seconds per exercise with 1 minute to 30 seconds rest between rounds for 4 rounds, your doing 100's of something but its not all crunches and if you mess around with the format you can make some real killer routines. Once I was able to do the first one with intensity I switched to the second one.

            First One: crunches, situps, tuck crunches, Air bicycle or chinnies, side jack knife, side jack knife (other side)

            Second One: High tension crunches (basically a 5 second hold at the hardest part), Knee Hugs, Double Crunches, Chinnies, Lying Leg Swings, Hyper extensions or supermen

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            • #7
              planks are a killer

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              • #8
                Doing a hundred crunches isn't going to do much for you, try to find ab exercises which will keep you at maximum 30 reps. Once you get to 50 they are pretty much pointless exercise. Afterall to improve, you need to progress your exercises, increase the load, otherwise they aren't getting stronger, they are just improving endurance. Which your abs hardly need anyways as they stabilise your body all day long.

                V-ups are good, when you can do 30 of those do them with a 10kg plate, when plank gets too easy do it with your arms extended out like an ab wheel rollout. Possibilities are endless, do a quick search on the net and you will find some good exercises.

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                • #9
                  every once in a while like 3 times a month our trainers make us do ascending and descending plank/pushups.

                  start in the plank position for 10 secs, then perform 1 pushup, resume plank for 10 secs, then perform 2 pushups, and so on until you reach 10 pushups, then from there you descend from 10 sec plank/10 push ups, 10sec plank/9 pushups, and so on.

                  the seconds are counted in the one-one thousand, two-one thousand fashion

                  its very simple but it killed me pretty badly along with pretty much everyone in our session.

                  another one is a squat sit up i suppose. here is what we do. get a partner, have them step on your shoes (if you don't mind) or hold you by your ankles, and you have to go from doing a sit up to doing a full squat, and perform a 1-2 combination. do about 10-15 of them and you'll be good. if you get used to it just simply increase reps i guess.

                  jack nife sit ups are good too. this is the only example i could find, although its not that great, it gives you an idea.

                  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2rj3OG8n1Dk

                  you just have to explode and make your hands and feet meet in the middle. gotta be explosive but in total control.

                  another one, you can grab a partner and have them hold your ankles in the sit up position while one leg is bent and the other is straight. do 25 on each side. then on the next set, your partner will do a little work while he alternates your leg/foot placement, like pedaling a bike. do 25 again. then go back and do 25 full sit ups.
                  Last edited by d_lyrik803; 11-24-2008, 11:29 PM.

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                  • #10
                    Hang from edge of ring and you will need no weight.

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