Hey guys I want to bring up an issue I've seen so many times. People only using bodyweight resistance on their abs. Abs like other muscle groups require a work overload to grow. I find the15-20 rep range to be most effective for me. Too much weight feels like too much strain so I wouldn't try a 5rm or anything.
*more to be added later as I will link articles and vids but cant do so because im on a ps4 system*
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Thread: Add weight to your ab exercises
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01-15-2015 03:18 PM #1
Add weight to your ab exercises
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01-15-2015 03:47 PM #2
I don't want thick abs so I don't add any weight to my ab routine. Then again I only work my abs in the spring and summer.
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01-16-2015 02:24 PM #3
Personally for me I don't use any weight when doing abs. Like Mr. Big I don't want thick abs just toned ones and seem to be just fine with basic legs raises and such. I don't do any upper ab exercises just lower abs which seems to keep my waist small.
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01-16-2015 06:38 PM #4
Ah shit... i knew i was forgetting something in my routine.... good thing my squats and deadlifts do all the ab conditioning i need
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08-23-2018 10:24 AM #5
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Last edited by Admin; 08-23-2018 at 11:17 AM.
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10-14-2018 03:47 PM #6
That's good! You just remind me of something...
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03-01-2022 01:01 PM #7
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Id like to push this up again ,
Beoing the Avo support guy for the US , I recommend this tester all the time , but would really like to have the Avo protocol added , as do many of the folks I recommend this to
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