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Abdominals every day?

SoFlaBoy

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I know this question probably comes up fairly often but help me out will ya.

I'm 6'4" 220. I was doing about 100 sit ups a day (5 x 20) incline no weight.

I now can see my abs somewhat, and I know cardio will help. BUT, I would

like to hear what you all are doing not only to see your abs but to add size to

the six pack.

Thanks :rocker:
 
Young D,
Mind sharing your workout with me?
 
i also train my abs once a week. Your abs are like any other muscle group and need rest to grow, also abs are made in the kitchen if you don't already know that. But as far as my ab routine i do:
20 weighted swiss ball crunches
20 weighted v-ups
10 hanging leg raises
 
Man 6'4 everyone in family is over 6'0 feet im the odd one I just turned 18 and Im only 5'9 or 5'10 my brother just turned 16 and he is 5'11 6'0 man I wish I were tall
 
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I read somewhere that doing alot of sit-ups over a long period of time will screw your spine up.
 
I haven't done one working set for abs ever! At least in my working out days. I was told that doing heavy core exercises will hit the abs as well so that's what I do, and it's worked just fine. :thumb:
 
BigDyl said:
I read somewhere that doing alot of sit-ups over a long period of time will screw your spine up.

Doing only situps will because you put your body into imbalance by overdeveloping the front - just like if all you do is bench and have a weak back you walk around stooped and internally rotated.

Make sure if you do the front, you train the back with things like back extensions and the sides with oblique work as well. There are several different areas to hit for proper support and functionality.
 
ponyboy said:
Doing only situps will because you put your body into imbalance by overdeveloping the front - just like if all you do is bench and have a weak back you walk around stooped and internally rotated.

Make sure if you do the front, you train the back with things like back extensions and the sides with oblique work as well. There are several different areas to hit for proper support and functionality.

I could really use some help on obliques... suggestions?
 
Anything that twists will engage the obliques - so twisting crunches, wood chops, twisting leg raises, etc.
 
i do some crunches/push-ups every morning, gets your metabolism going for the rest of the day
 
drew.haynes said:
I could really use some help on obliques... suggestions?
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Premiere said:
also abs are made in the kitchen if you don't already know that.
Yes, abs are made in the kitchen and on the treadmill. no fat = nice abs.
 
Tough Old Man said:
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What is Lipo? You mean liposuction? :bulb:
 
SoFlaBoy said:
I know this question probably comes up fairly often but help me out will ya.

I'm 6'4" 220. I was doing about 100 sit ups a day (5 x 20) incline no weight.

don't you mean decline? wouldnt incline have you practically sitting up?
 
Captain's chairs and bicycles work the obliques and abs. Jackknife situps are also very brutal for abs and obliques. I'm not really sure how much they hit the obliques but they're listed as synergists on the directory.
 
I train my abs once per week currently, but I have done 2 and 3 times per week in the past. My current routine consists of two sets of full decline situps (You practically hang upside down), and a set of captain's chair leg lifts. I use weight on both exercises as necessary.
 
I train abs once a week. I do:

- Decline crunches w/ weight
- Leg Raises
- Kneeling Cable Crunches
 
I think a lot of people are forgetting that it's theoretically possible to train your abs every single day. As long as the intensity is low enough, you could train as often as you wanted. It's just that higher intensity and lower frequency tend to give much better results in terms of size and strength. So if you're doing weighted decline sit ups, you really shouldn't be training that every day. If you're doing some crunches, every day probably won't be overtraining.
 
whats your AB workout?
Mine is
Decline Weighted Situps 4x 10-15 and then one failure
Then Floor work (crunches/leg raises)

and I work them them out 2-3 times a week.
 
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