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3 Tips To Build Sexy Six Pack AbsWhen it comes to getting rock hard abs, choosing the right ab exercises is crucial. Spending hours upon hours doing situps is not going to have all that much benefit, much to your disappointment. Choosing the right ab exercises will not only save you gym time but a great deal of frustration as well. This article will reveal to you the 3 Tips To Build Sexy Six Pack Abs. Owning a set of 6-pack abs is an incredible feeling for those who have them and the envy of every guy wanting a sexy body. Unfortunately with the misinformation out there it seems that getting a set of 6-pack abs is harder than ever before. Fundamentals to building rock hard, 6-pack abs There are 3 fundamentals to building 6-pack abs. They include exercise, nutrition and recovery. When it comes to exercise, a combination of cardio and resistance training is required. Since most guys have done endless sets of situps and crunches on their quest to developing 6-pack abs this leaves cardio on the table. With respect to cardio, many
swear that slow and steady jogging is the way to go. While it may make
sense to do slow and steady cardio since this is when fat is utilised
for energy, it may come as a surprise that this may not be effective in
fatloss since the calories are only burned during the cardio session and
not the whole day. It's not how many calories from fat that matters, it's the total number of calories from carbs, protein and fat burned throughout the day that matter in the long run. So what would I recommend over medium intensity, steady paced cardio? HIIT (High Intensity Interval Training). HIIT has been shown to burn more calories throughout the day than steady paced cardio as a result of EPOC (Excess Post-Exercise Oxygen Consumption). How does one structure their HIIT? By using this example guide below: 1st set - 1 minute walking, 30 seconds sprinting With respect to nutrition one should go on a cutting diet. A cutting diet is based primarily on high protein, low carb guidelines. Also take note that water loss may occur. When this happens it's best to measure your bodyfat percentage as weighing doesn't determine the total amount of fat lost. One could measure their bodyfat % with a pair of calipers or a bioelectrical impedance scale. Lastly, recovery is vital for fat loss. When you sleep at night, hormones such as IGF-1 (Insulin Growth Factor-1), Melatonin and HGH (Human Growth Hormone) are secreted when you're sleeping and aid in fat loss and muscle building. As a rule of thumb 6-8 hours of sleep per night is optimum. Once you take these 3 aspects of fitness into consideration Source: Free Articles from ArticlesFactory.com
ABOUT THE AUTHORJohn Graham Baines has been passionate about helping skinny guys and girls achieve their desired physiques since 2008 and has researched extensively in the health and fitness industry. Receive a FREE report on "20 Things That Will Screw You In The Gym" when you subscribe to his newsletter by visiting Skinny To Muscles.com. |
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