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2006-07-01 05:47:17 · 5 answers · asked by bciara666 1 in Health Diet & Fitness

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ok lets see....
1. your meals should consist of 50% vegetables or fruit, 25% whole grain carb (rice, pasta, bread), 25% lean protein (fish, chicken, beef, soy).

2. drink only water!! at least 8 glasses, this isnt that hard. if you are awake 16 hours a day, its only half a glass every hour. do allow yourself to drink at 8 ounces of milk or juice.

3. work out 6 times a week! Day one do weight training, Day two do Cardio, Day three weight training, Day four cardio, Day five weight training, Day six cardio. When ever doing cardio do no less than 45 min.

4. SLEEP!! if your going to work out sleep is essential for your body. you need to sleep the full 8 hours.

.....any questions message me, by bf is a body builder so i get alot of second hand knowledge on lose weight, gaining muscle, and the right way to do so



If you've been doing crunches forever and are miffed that you still don't have flat abs, you're no doubt operating under what I consider the biggest myth of weight loss in existence (a.k.a. The Myth That Wouldn't Die): That you can do an exercise for a certain area of your body and get rid of the fat there.

Why else would you spend so much time doing crunches if you didn't believe they would burn the fat off your belly? And it's no wonder we still think this...pick up any popular fitness magazine and you'll find plenty of headlines to feed that belief. For example, in the February issue of Fitness Magazine, the giant title on the front cover? "Banish Belly Fat - Tone, tighten , trim in just 7 moves." 7 moves to flat abs? Who wouldn't want that? But it's these kinds of headlines that keep us stuck in the same place for months and years, trying the same thing over and over and thinking we'll finally get it right.

The truth is, six-pack abs are difficult to get. I've been exercising for 14 years and consider myself in excellent shape. I don't have a six-pack and never have (and not for lack of trying). It took me years to understand that goal wasn't right for me and, when I finally did, my life changed for the better. What about you? Is it time to let go of old goals and set new ones? Maybe it'll help to get a clear idea of what it takes to get flat abs.

What You Really Need for Flat Abs

Despite what you think, ab exercises are NOT the number one thing you need to do for flat abs. In fact, getting flat abs requires hard work, commitment and something else you have no control over: cooperative genes.

The only way to get flat abs is to lose body fat and you already know what that requires:

1. Regular cardio exercise
2. Strength Training for the ENTIRE BODY (treating the abs just like any other muscle in the body)
3. A healthy, low-calorie diet


You must get all three of these (especially your diet) right on a consistent basis in order to even get close to flat abs. And, something else important: If you've lost body fat and you still don't have flat abs, don't be terribly surprised. Many of us will never see that six-pack because:

The body fat level required to get flat abs is lower than you can sustain with your current lifestyle/schedule, or
The body fat level required is lower than is healthy for your body to function.
So, even if you follow a perfect program and a perfect diet, flat abs still may elude you. Does that mean you should give up? You shouldn't give up on exercise but, maybe, giving up the ideal of six-pack abs is exactly what you need to make your life better.

Giving Up on the 'Ideal'

Now you know the truth: The goal to get flat abs may:

Require more exercise than your schedule will allow and more than you can mentally handle
Require more attention to your diet than you're willing/able to expend
Require more strict adherence to diet/and exercise than you have the time or energy to spare
Not be in your genetic cards
If that's the case, maybe it's time to get rid of that goal. It may seem foreign to imagine an exercise life without it, but it's possible and tossing that goal may actually be a relief, allowing you to focus on what you CAN change.

Now's the time to ask yourself:

Do I really want flat abs?
Am I willing to work as hard as I need to to get them?
If I will work that hard, am I willing to accept that it still may not happen, even if I do everything right?
If I did get six-pack abs, what will that change in my life? What will flat abs actually do for me?
What would happen if I let go of this ideal and focused on other goals?
Accepting that your body works as a whole and not in pieces and parts is the first step towards releasing that ideal body that lurks in your mind and embracing the one you have now--belly flab and all. Maybe it's time to finally let that goal go and realize you aren't a failure for not reaching it.

2006-07-01 05:51:05 · answer #1 · answered by fuchi fuchi fea fea 5 · 3 0

You can't just do an ab workout to get good abs. You have to go through a weight loss program in addition to the ab workout. You can have the greatest abs ever, but it won't matter if they're underneath a layer of fat.

2006-07-01 12:51:29 · answer #2 · answered by Pokerized 2 · 0 0

moderation and exercise. crunches, sit ups and i have an ab lounger

2006-07-01 12:50:30 · answer #3 · answered by beth l 7 · 0 0

CARDIO WORKOUT, LOTS OF WATER AND EAT SMALL PORTIONS.REMEMBER THIS SAIN EAT LIKE A KING FOR BREAKFEST, EAT LIKE A PRICE FOR LUNCH, EAT LIKE A POPPER FOR DINNER CAUSE YOU NEED THE MOST CALORES TO BOAST YOU UP.

2006-07-01 13:50:58 · answer #4 · answered by Jay Tay 4 · 0 0

Exercise.....

2006-07-01 12:52:26 · answer #5 · answered by Anonymous · 0 0

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