I know most of your muscles need a few days of rest after a hard workout but you can train your abs more often right?
How often can you train your abs?
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You could hit them daily depending on how hard it was. Certain muscles like abs/calves/forearms can get hit more frequently. They get more use as stabilizers than other groups and usually recover more quickly.
Using weight isn't bad but don't go too heavy unless you're looking to thicken them up.icq 76039466Comment
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yeah you can train them dailyComment
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depends on what you're training them to do.
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I do sit ups every morning coz I don't wanna have that big tummyComment
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Well, in the summertime they get alot of training.. right now.. ummSkype Horusmaia
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Good question !
Cos heaps of people fuck this up....
I take it you are talking about your six pack, as most blokes do....
the following advice is spot on...
paterson3713 - Abs are the same as any other muscle. You should be treating them the same. Use weight if needed to get the same effect.
Kimmykim - remember when you're on the exertion mode of the rep to try and pull your navel in towards your spine so that you get the most shape out of the 6 pack.
paterson is spot on - train with the same intensity and days off that you would say your biceps
kimmy is also spot on about sucking in your belly button (using the Transverse Abdominus) - this also takes your External and Internal Obliques (they help twist the torso side to side - ie twists with a medicine ball) out of the exercise, concentrating effort on your six pack (Rectus Abdominis - and yes it is only one muscle not six), and also helps protect your lower back on say situps (very important - sit ups can be murder on your lower back)
Get nice abs
Remember, you still wont see any six pack if you are a fat bastard....so diet also becomes part of the routine....
good luck....
btw - i hate working abs and hamstrings.....Comment





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