2 Steps To Six Pack Abs
First off, I want to mention that, for most people, getting six
pack abs is not an easy task. It requires dedication, but it is
possible! Below is a general 2-step guide that, if followed
religiously for 3 months, will produce results.
Step 1: Nutrition
This is the single most important part of the puzzle, hands
down. You can have the most impressive set of abs, but if
they're covered with a layer of fat, you won't see them! Break
up your day with 5 or 6 mini-meals because this jump starts
your metabolism. And stop eating the food that is preventing
results: white bread, loads of pasta, soda, candy, fast food,
hydrogenated oils, sugars and fructose corn syrup.
Instead, replace them with foods that will help you reach your
goal: oatmeal, olive oil, whole grain breads, fruits,
vegetables, nuts, eggs, natural peanut butter, chicken, fish,
protein and water. Be realistic- you'll slip here and there,
but make a conscious effort to radically improve your eating
habits because getting a six pack will be impossible if you
don't.
Step 2: Exercise
You need to concern yourself with 3 different exercises:
cardio, weightlifting and ab exercises. And aim to workout 3- 4
times a week.
The cardio you do can be anything: walking, running, biking,
swimming....whichever cardio you don't mind doing so that
you'll stick with it. Aim for 30-45 minutes, a minimum of 2
times a week.
Weightlifting is important because 3 pounds of added muscle
burns as many calories as a 1 mile jog...and this is while
you're just sitting around! Aim for 30-45 minutes, a minimum of
2 times a week. If you're confused as to what exercises to do
for each body part, check out out the following website. It
features professional bodybuilders, but the information is
great and can be used by anyone.
http://www.bodybuilding.com/fun/exercises.htm
The last exercise you need to incorporate into your workout is
ab exercises. Aim to work your abs a minimum of 3 times a week.
There are a ton of different ab exercises you can do so try to
find 3 or so that you enjoy doing so you can mix it up. A good
database of different ab exercises is:
http://www.bodybuilding.com/fun/exername.php?MainMuscle=Abdominals
Tip: mix up your workout routine every 2 weeks to keep your
body guessing and changing. Add or take away different weight
or ab exercises, or at the very least, vary the weight, reps or
form of cardio you do.
Well, there you have it. Follow the above for 3 months
religiously, and while results will vary from person to person,
you will experience improvement.
It will take dedication on your part, but imagine the feeling
you'll get when you look in the mirror and like what you see.
About The Author: Ryan Cote is the owner of
http://www.SimpleHealth123.com, a health and wellness website
supplying aging healthy products and free resources. Come visit
and download his free health and wellness e-mail course, 4 Days
to Better Health.
pack abs is not an easy task. It requires dedication, but it is
possible! Below is a general 2-step guide that, if followed
religiously for 3 months, will produce results.
Step 1: Nutrition
This is the single most important part of the puzzle, hands
down. You can have the most impressive set of abs, but if
they're covered with a layer of fat, you won't see them! Break
up your day with 5 or 6 mini-meals because this jump starts
your metabolism. And stop eating the food that is preventing
results: white bread, loads of pasta, soda, candy, fast food,
hydrogenated oils, sugars and fructose corn syrup.
Instead, replace them with foods that will help you reach your
goal: oatmeal, olive oil, whole grain breads, fruits,
vegetables, nuts, eggs, natural peanut butter, chicken, fish,
protein and water. Be realistic- you'll slip here and there,
but make a conscious effort to radically improve your eating
habits because getting a six pack will be impossible if you
don't.
Step 2: Exercise
You need to concern yourself with 3 different exercises:
cardio, weightlifting and ab exercises. And aim to workout 3- 4
times a week.
The cardio you do can be anything: walking, running, biking,
swimming....whichever cardio you don't mind doing so that
you'll stick with it. Aim for 30-45 minutes, a minimum of 2
times a week.
Weightlifting is important because 3 pounds of added muscle
burns as many calories as a 1 mile jog...and this is while
you're just sitting around! Aim for 30-45 minutes, a minimum of
2 times a week. If you're confused as to what exercises to do
for each body part, check out out the following website. It
features professional bodybuilders, but the information is
great and can be used by anyone.
http://www.bodybuilding.com/fun/exercises.htm
The last exercise you need to incorporate into your workout is
ab exercises. Aim to work your abs a minimum of 3 times a week.
There are a ton of different ab exercises you can do so try to
find 3 or so that you enjoy doing so you can mix it up. A good
database of different ab exercises is:
http://www.bodybuilding.com/fun/exername.php?MainMuscle=Abdominals
Tip: mix up your workout routine every 2 weeks to keep your
body guessing and changing. Add or take away different weight
or ab exercises, or at the very least, vary the weight, reps or
form of cardio you do.
Well, there you have it. Follow the above for 3 months
religiously, and while results will vary from person to person,
you will experience improvement.
It will take dedication on your part, but imagine the feeling
you'll get when you look in the mirror and like what you see.
About The Author: Ryan Cote is the owner of
http://www.SimpleHealth123.com, a health and wellness website
supplying aging healthy products and free resources. Come visit
and download his free health and wellness e-mail course, 4 Days
to Better Health.
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