
David asks…
Six Pack???
What are some good (easy) workouts for a six pack… (not situps) and how long will it take to get one (im reallly skinny)… I already have it a little but i want it to be more defined…..
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Chris asks…
How to get a six pack?
I have a little bit of fat around my stomach especially my lower stomach under my belly button. How do i get rid of this and what are the easiest ways to get a six pack? Assuming i eat a healthy diet and workout good, how long would it take. Thannks
And i need to gain about 15 pounds so i have been eating six hearty meals a day while working out hard will this make it harder for me to get a six pack??
admin answers:
The only way to lose that fat is by reducing your overall body fat. The most effective way would be starting a high intensity cardio workout. However, this may be counter productive if you also wish to gain weight. Your best bet is to go on a clean bulk until you reach your desired weight, and then start cutting until you get to the body fat percentage that you’re satisfied with.

Michael asks…
What’s the best motivation to keep to a workout plan?
I’m 16 in like two weeks and i would love a six pack, i got a workout plan sorted but in the past i would get bored. Any ideas on how to stick to it? I just think that with problems in my life that focusing on a six pack is just tedious and pointless but i know i would look hot with it.
Btw i know someone will probably say “go to the store and buy a sick pack its easier” but the jokes on you since i said it before you and plus i can’t legally buy alcohol yet..
admin answers:
Personally, i dont have nor have never strived for a six pack…i much rather have a back like a barn door, shoulders like anvils, legs like tree trucks and arms like…well, you get the idea.
I dont ever train my abs in isolation but i have a half decent six pack…just make sure you are heavy squatting, deadlifting and doing pullups with a light weight inbetween your knees to keep your body stiff and you will see definition.

Nancy asks…
How can I get nice, good-looking muscles relatively easy?
How can I incorporate a relatively easy/simple workout routine into a busy high school teenager’s life. Overall, I would like to get nice biceps and nice abs/six pack
admin answers:
Well, getting good looking muscles doesn’t come easy. You do have to work at it, but there are some better exercises to do than others.
Here’s a video that explains how to get ripped abs and lose fat:

Mark asks…
How do i get a six pack?
Im 16, weigh around 140, and Im 5’7 or 5’8. I have the entire summer to work on this and I know it wont be easy. Do i have to diet? I lift a few times a week but hardly ever work on the core. I also need detailed instructions because Im not familiar with core workouts. Thank you for your time
admin answers:
Eat proper and instead of doing a certain number of sit ups like most people, you should do it for an amount of time like for example.
Wide arm sit ups= basically keep your legs bent and put your arms on your chest and as you sit up open up your arms wide.
Diving sit-ups= Put your hands forward like your going to dive in to a swimming pool and keep them out don’t bring them back in at all during the sit-ups and just sit up that way you are using your abs not your arms to help sit you up.
Bench press sit ups= place your arms as if you are about to bench press and sit up moving your arms in a bench press motion at the same time.
Below the kneecap sit-ups= keep your legs bent and put your arms out in front of you and sit up so your hands touch just below your knee caps.
Full sit-ups= keep your legs bent and put the tips of your fingers on the floor and sit up and touch your ankles trying not to use your legs to help sit you up.
The plank= this hurts you need to put your fists together so they are touching and point your elbows outwards a bit to make a triangle shape and then stretch out making sure only your forearms, fists, and tip of your toes are touching the floor and hold for 1 minute keeping your body as level and as straight as you can.
Do each of the sit-up excersises for at least a minute each then gradually add time as you get used to doing them..
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