Yes. I believe that's all you need to do.
Is a healthy dose of squats, deadlifts etc... combined with some stability excerises/core training enough to build defined abs without doing any isolated ab exercises

Yes. I believe that's all you need to do.


Defined abs aren't "built". Definition increases when bodyfat decreases. As for every other aspect of core/ab training - yes. Big compound movements, and a few good stability exercises are fantastic. Most people completely overdo it, and usually on movements that do absolutely nothing, or even risk an injury.
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Pull-ups are my favorite ab exercise.
doing BUilts's baby got back and shoulder module really strengthened my core, and after a few weeks cutting, abs are getting there... situps always bothered my back


ABS are 100% diet.
I was grinding with a girl in a nightclub once and I swear my abs doubled in size since then. Had a sore core for about 5 days which never happens. Try clubbing.

I think it's in the diet and the calories.Add up some exercise routine.