Post your ab routine here.
What do you do? Sets/reps? What days? How important is working your abs to you?
-GS
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Thread: Post your Ab workout!!
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01-11-2005, 10:30 PM #1
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01-11-2005, 10:46 PM #2
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01-11-2005, 10:54 PM #3
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01-11-2005, 11:15 PM #4
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01-12-2005, 03:16 AM #5
Monday; Cable crunches, knee raise. The key is loads of reps and sets with minimal rest between them:
I do 8 sets on the cable crunches, and 8 sets on the knee ups. For 15-20 reps on each set.
Wednesday; cable crunches, and incline crunches. Again, same regime.
Friday. Cable crunches and knee ups.
I change my regime every 6 weeks and add in a new exercise in replace of another.
I also Do HIIT twice a week.
atm i got ace abs.
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01-12-2005, 07:51 AM #6
Working abs is super important to me... Back in August/September, I partially tore a section of my lower left rectus... Lost almost an entire month of training healing and rehabbing... So now that I've worked my abs back to 110%, My goal is to get my abs so hard that if someone goes to punch me in the gut, they're going to sprain their wrist.
My sports PT helped me come up with this routine, which trains the abs for endurance and hypertrophy. You have to train for some endurance factors, as the stability of your abs, is important all through your routine. And some endurance and stabalization work helps you get the most out of the hypertrophy portion of the routine.
1X20 crunches on Ball (No weight)...
1X15 Oblique Crunch Left on Ball
1X15 oblique Crunch right on Ball
1X20-25 weighted decline crunch
1X15 Weighted alternating oblique crunch... Meaning Crunch left, crunch Right, crunch left etc... Until each oblique has been through 15 reps. (This is a real B*tch, so I use a lighter weight than the decline crunch.
Then 1 X 20 Pillates style leg lifts.
I do that 2 times per week... Sometimes 3
And while my "6/8" pack is currently covered a little by fat from my bulk... My serratus is just crazy hard... I flex and it looks like I just gained 2 more ribs!6'4"
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01-12-2005, 08:23 AM #7
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01-12-2005, 08:46 AM #8
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01-12-2005, 03:58 PM #9
I do a rotation of excersises for my abs. Goes something like this:
Mon: Decline leg raises, MB Crunches, Oblique crunches (3 lifts)
Wed: Decline leg raises, MB Crunches, Oblique crunches, Bicycle (add 1)
Fri: MB Crunches, Oblique crunches, Bicycle (take the 1st one away)
Then add 1, then take 1 away, and so on gives me diversity.
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