My 16 Weeks Journey To Six Pack Abs – Week 1


My 16 Weeks To Six Pack Abs Workout Program – Feb 19, Week One – M, W,F Workout Routine: visit www.IWantSixPackAbs.com Ihave full rights to upload this video. For the first couple weeks, I will be focusing on body weight training. You will notice that I super set between upper body and lower body. This will allow me to get a lot of sets done in a shorter time. I am a big fan of super sets to keep the intensity high and short. You can follow this program the way it is laid out. You may have to re-adjust the reps according to your fitness level. Try to do this exercise 3 times this week in nonconsecutive days. All exercises are done in supersets. For example, Standard Pushup are supersetted with BodyWeight Squats. Do NOT rest within the superset (between pushups and squats), but rest 1 minute after squats before repeating the superset. For example Perform Standard Pushup followed by Bodyweight Squat and then rest for 1 minute or less. Repeat for a total of 3 “rounds” before moving the next “superset.” RESISTANCE TRAINING A1: Standard pushvisit www.IWantSixPackAbs.com A2 Body Squat B1: Stationary Lunges B2: Pull ups C1: Burpees C2: Plank INTERVAL TRAINING TIPS If you want to maximize your results even more, I suggest that you also incorporate my 16 week interval training with your exercise routine. The article can be found here: www.iwantsixpackabs.com For example: Monday: Resistance Training (from the fitness video journal) Tuesday: Interval Training: Cardio Wednesday

LEGS AND ABS SUPER SET


CLICK HERE for a FREE WORKOUT!! www.turbulencetraining.com Here is a legs and abs superset that will help you get six-pack abs. The first exercise is a dumbbell Split Squat. So, bring one leg back in a slightly larger step than normal and hold both dumbbells at your sides. This exercise is similar to the lunge except that you will be stationary and not step back. With your chest up,drop your hips straight down, bringing your knee to just above the floor. Next, use your lead leg glutes, hamstrings, and quadriceps – to drive back up. Do all 8 reps for one side, and then switch sides. Immediately from here you will go into a stability ball Rollout. To do this exercise, kneel down on a mat with your arms outstretched on a stability ball out in front. Next, roll the ball out, stretching your abs and keeping your body in a straight line, and then contract your abs to roll the ball back in. Repeat for 10 repetitions. Once you’ve completed the superset, rest one minute and then repeat two more times for a total of three supersets. If you want, then you can add this superset to a lower body and abs workout or you can do it just on its own for 5 minutes and it’s a great way to boost your metabolism and help you get six-pack abs. Visit Turbulence Training to get your FREE sample fat burning workout. Click here to get started www.TurbulenceTraining.com And to get access to the #1 weight loss secret of social support and to ask Craig Ballantyne your weight loss questions, visit the

Upper Body and Abs Workout


CLICK HERE for a FREE Workout!! www.turbulencetraining.com The thought of having to do an additional 20-30 minutes of abdominal work after a regular workout can sometimes be enough for you to skip the ab training altogether. But, with these six upper body exercises, you’ll gain all the benefits and more of a regular ab workout, without the extra time. This 15-minute upper body workout will not only build your arms, your chest, and your back, but every one of these exercises is also going to work your abdominals. So this workout will include as I mentioned 6 exercises, but they will be broken down into 3 supersets at 5 minutes each. So, the first superset will pair chin-ups with spiderman pushups. Now, just because these aren’t specific abdominal exercises don’t think your abs will walk away unscathed. I remember training a client before and a couple of days after doing the chinup exercise she commented how shocked she was that her abs were so sore. So, with proper form, the chin-up exercise can very powerfully target your abs. For proper form, begin in the dead hang position. Now, keeping your body tight, brace your abs and pull your body up and chin over the bar, then in a controlled fashion, lower your body down. You will noticeably feel this exercise working your lats and your biceps. Perform enough repetitions that take you until one short of failure. For example, if you can do 15 repetitions, then only do 14 and so on. After the chin-up exercise, you will move into