Posts Tagged ‘abdominal’

What upper-body workout equipment would you recommend?

Monday, February 22nd, 2010

I’m considering working out this summer to improve my upper body, mainly the abdominal section. What equipment would you recommend?

Testimonials are always welcomed. If you’ve used the equipment before, please say so. How well did it work for you? When did you start seeing results?

Thank you in advance!
Oh, and by the way, I don’t want bulky equipment that can’t be went around easily. I just want portable equipment.

Whats a good abdominal workout?

Saturday, February 20th, 2010

Hi,
so.. im 14 nearly 15..
and i like to work out.. i have a nice body im not stout at all…
and i found a very excellent workout for every muscle
except abs, and id like to have excellent abs
kind of like Randy Orton
does anyone have any excellent workout rutine to get those?
please do not advertise!
the 4th question is the best one so far!
if by any chance i forget to pic an answer please vote that one! the one that doesnt have any links that clarifies the exercises and says that he wont advertise at the top

Is this a good Workout rutine if i eat healthy with alot of calories and protien as i want to add muscle.?

Saturday, February 6th, 2010

Monday: Day off
Tuesday: Chest, back, abdominal muscles, and cardiovascular exercises (30 minutes)
Wednesday: Day off
Thursday: Shoulders, legs, abdominal muscles, and cardiovascular exercises (45 minutes)
Friday:Day Off
Saturday:Back, Taps, Lats, and Cardiovascular exercises (15 minutes)
Sunday:Biceps, triceps, abdominal muscles, and cardiovascular exercises (30 minutes)

The Secret to Sexy Flat Abs is Fat Loss!

Saturday, January 2nd, 2010

Sexy flat abs are everyone’s dream. You’d be hard pressed to find someone who didn’t want abs to flaunt at the beach. To get them, everyone’s looking for the secret. With so many infomercials out there, people are getting fooled everyday when, really, those infomercials are completely useless compared to the real methods of getting those sexy abs!


The issue with our six pack producing methods arises when you research and realize that the most recommended abdominal exercises are practically useless when trying to achieve a six pack or flat sexy waist.


This is because nearly all of the well loved ab exercises ignore the one crucial rule in getting a six pack…reducing belly stout. And while many abdominal machines claim to reduce stout around your waist, it just won’t happen unless you can burn excess calories with a proven system.


Rather than focusing an enormous amount of time on doing abdominal exercises, the bulk of your workout effort should be spent doing multi-joint, compound exercises which work a large percentage of musculature on the body. This will ensure that you activate your metabolism by using the most amount of muscle possible during an exercise routine.


All body exercises are the best ones to use. If not all body exercises, then exercises that target large muscle groups, like legs, upper back, lower back and the chest area, are fantastic to work with. They boost your metabolism, which we all know is a very vital goal in weight loss. What’s more, a boosted metabolism level helps to shrink belly stout the fastest! Those infomercial ab machines don’t do that. Neither to countless ab workouts!


This simple adjustment to your workout routine is one of the most closely guarded secrets of all the stout loss gurus.


Another mistake many people make when trying to get a six pack is that they do an extensive amount of sets with barely any resistance involved. This will do very small for getting your six pack. You see, the abdominals are very dense muscle tissue and they are meant to be worked with high amounts of tension.


Because of this, the best exercises for abdominal muscles are those which provide enough resistance to onset fatigue at a range of about 6-15 reps. If you are doing more than 15 reps with your abdominal exercises, you are wasting your time.


The high tension exercises that give the best results are usually very intense in the aspect of having to maintain proper posture through out the movement. While many people who practice sit ups regularly never practice controlling posture throughout abdominal movements, this is the way to go. You will notice that many people do their ab exercises wildly out of control.


For example, hanging leg raises are one of the best, if not possibly the best, high-tension ab exercises you can do. It works your torso, or abdominal, muscles and forces your body to maintain fantastic posture control and high tension throughout your body. Those crunch and situp fanatics usually can’t even complete 5 solid reps of hanging leg raises. Tells you something, doesn’t it?


In summary, the number one way to get your six pack is by decreasing the amount of body stout around your stomach. This layer of stout must be completely eliminated to see your right potential with using any ab exercise. For more efficiency with your workouts, be sure to use abdominal exercises challenging enough to produce fatigue well before 15 reps and you will start to see the difference!