Reply With Quotecuz alot of the time when you're doing things like squats n stuff your obliques and abdominals are supporting you. you'd be surprised how much your core helps you out
abs i'm not working them out so why are they sore?
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abs i'm not working them out so why are they sore?
the last time i worked them out was about last week and i upped the reps of my knee raises and their still sore should they be? lately i've been goin to the pool for about 2-5 hours a day would swimming or jumping off the diving board make them sore?
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Swimming also requires the a lot of core muscle strength, hence your abs are working to stablize your body through the water in the water through a variety of diff. strokes
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