A cool guide for bikini season
A cool guide for bikini season
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If your fat percentage is high enough then no amount of training will give you visible abs. On the other hand; if it's low enough you'll get visible abs with zero training.
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Let's say it all together. Abs are made in the kitchen.
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I get that diet is the most important thing for abs but, are there excercises to burn fat specifically in the abs area? I'm pretty fit and my weight is ok, or even a little below what I would want, but my abs are not visible
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Couldn’t be bothered looking for Saddam, but 9/10 for effort.
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From the look of this, it was most probably stolen from darebee.com. E.g. see the similar https://darebee.com/muscle-map.html
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Is the vertical for variety, or does one need to do all?
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It's not really a proper guide, like, it doesn't make sense anatomically. Upper and lower "sixpack" muscles aren't different muscles, the squareness of them is just fascia on top holding things together. I don't know what definition of "core" they have here, it also makes no sense. If you want to exercise, good, but find a better guide.
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The objectively best workout is doing burpees until you pass out from exhaustion.
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I broke a toe doing a burpee.
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It is a cool guide for muscle groups.
It is not a cool guide for bikini season, one all of the photos are people who wouldn't wear bikinis, and two seeing those muscle groups which is the implied goal of bikini season, is not about muscle mass but body fat percentage..
Came here to say exactly that. In general, abs are a muscle group you shouldn't bother about in your workouts.
Do more complex, full body exercises rather than training such small, specific areas. If you do dead lifts, push ups, pull ups, squats etc. your abs will be involved everywhere implicitly and grow proportionally.
Crunches, curls, shrugs, shoulder press etc. that target small muscle groups are all only relevant if you want to max out an already well-trained body.
I personally think they should.
Or distention. Easy on the Brussels sprouts before heading to the beach. Lol