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    Quote Originally Posted by dan68131 View Post
    It's a joke... "everyone" is 4-6%, and 215 lbs..... on creatine, a multi-vitamin, and chicken breast.
    gotcha there dan! BTW for 15% ur abs look great dude! i need to figure out how to make mine bigger.. im 9.something right now and cant see em worth a shit! dammit! LOL..

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    Quote Originally Posted by --->>405<<--- View Post
    gotcha there dan! BTW for 15% ur abs look great dude! i need to figure out how to make mine bigger.. im 9.something right now and cant see em worth a shit! dammit! LOL..
    Honestly... the trick I've found is do A LOT of different ab work outs at once works best with no weight. I just do one set of everything to failure with no weight. Here is my ab routine:

    Decline Crunches: 1 x 100
    Hanging leg lifts: 1 x 50
    Hanging leg kicks: 1 x 300 (this is where you are suspended just kicking like you are swimming only a couple inches)
    Hanging side leg lifts: 1 x 30 each side (keep upper body straight lift legs at an angle)
    Hanging V: 1 x 50 (Lift legs from straight out to a V and hold for 2 seconds controlled back down to normal position)
    Wood Chop Decline: 1 x 50 (I use 20 lb dumbbell for this)
    Wood Chop Incline: 1 x 50 (I use 20 lb dumbbell for this)
    Decline twist crunch: 1 x 100
    Leg Cross twist crunch: 1 x 100

    Try that for a few months and see how you come out.

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    Quote Originally Posted by dan68131 View Post
    Honestly... the trick I've found is do A LOT of different ab work outs at once works best with no weight. I just do one set of everything to failure with no weight. Here is my ab routine:

    Decline Crunches: 1 x 100
    Hanging leg lifts: 1 x 50
    Hanging leg kicks: 1 x 300 (this is where you are suspended just kicking like you are swimming only a couple inches)
    Hanging side leg lifts: 1 x 30 each side (keep upper body straight lift legs at an angle)
    Hanging V: 1 x 50 (Lift legs from straight out to a V and hold for 2 seconds controlled back down to normal position)
    Wood Chop Decline: 1 x 50 (I use 20 lb dumbbell for this)
    Wood Chop Incline: 1 x 50 (I use 20 lb dumbbell for this)
    Decline twist crunch: 1 x 100
    Leg Cross twist crunch: 1 x 100

    Try that for a few months and see how you come out.
    damn thats a lot of ab work! maybe i have pin pointed my problem.. thx

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    Quote Originally Posted by --->>405<<--- View Post
    damn thats a lot of ab work! maybe i have pin pointed my problem.. thx
    Yea- they are small muscles. You have to work the inner ab muscles more than the outer ab muscles (the ones you see) otherwise you end up looking bloated. Using weights added to that problem I had that problem for a LONG time. The side leg lifts, hanging V, and wood chops will help you there and you should see your stomach almost "sucking in" after a few months. Let the inner ab muscles "pull in" your outer abs and you end up with a lot more definition.

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