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    Problem with my abs.

    I'm not sure if this is the proper place to post
    this, but here goes.

    I have rather large abs and only work them once
    a week. The past two weeks I have encountered
    two very strange events while working out.
    Last week I was working my abs and my lowest
    abs seems to have a twisting feeling and almost lock up. Then today while stretching after working
    out my back my middle ab looked like it got stuck
    under my lower ab. It basically moved out of place
    and felt very twisted. I stopped stretching and
    Tried massaged the are and it came back, but it
    was very strange. Is there any problems that I may
    have or does anyone know of this occuring in other
    individuals?
    Here is my stats if you they can help:
    20yr/5'7/230/16%bf - All natural and only supps im on is creatine (Kaizen mixed with gatorade powder)
    and a multi vitamin.

    Should I stop working my abs entirely? I can still see them and I'm rather "fat". They really aren't
    defined, but they are noticeable.

    Thanks for all your help.
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    I would just rest it for awhile with some light strecthing and heat and cold also take some ibprofen. If that doesn't help after awhile you might want to go see the doctor.
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    make sure u eat lots of mayo to help recover
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    Something that strange I'd be seeing a good sports physician sooner rather than later!
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    sounds like a regular muscle cramp. It used to happen to me.
    Dedication and hardwork is the key to anything
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