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![]() By: Bryan Kenny
There's really no such thing as perfect abs because when trained correctly, and if your body fat is low enough, then trust me - they will look impressive. Very few people have what I would call 'textbook' abs, because the abdominal muscles are actually one flat hunk of muscle tissue, and the thing that gives people this 'six pack' look is this elastic-type tissue that runs across the muscle.
So, this elastic-type tissue stays pretty much the same size as long as your abs don't get too big. The bigger your abdominals get, the deeper the grooves - but if your abs start to get too big, then this elastic-like tissue will expand. So, it's important to keep in mind the intensity of your ab workouts.
Now about those 'textbook' abs: the only people that have those are the people whose elastic-like tissue isn't crooked.
The cutting up diet is very similar to the bulking up diet. When cutting up, you eat 5-6 small meals a day, and with the bulk up diet you eat 5-6 medium sized meals a day.
I find when cutting up, circuit training works great. It keeps your heart rate up, then after your circuit is done you heart is still racing and jumping on a treadmill will only make it go faster.
In my weekly routine, I try to do some cardio everyday. On circuit training days, I try to do at least 15 minutes of cardio right afterwards. Here's a quick look at my routine:
Martial arts is that kick-a$$ cardio workout I was talking about earlier. Also, martial arts teach discipline, self respect, and respect for others.
It's not at all about blood and broken bones. I think everyone should try a few classes in the style of their choice, I guarantee you'll get a great workout! Recommend this article to a friend by e-mail here!
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