Lower Abs workoutMake sure that you leave a comment at the bottom of the page. Any question is usually answered in 24 hours. Before I get into the one of my favorite lower abs workout I would like to cover three important factors that will either make or break your fitness goals. These three factors are changing your workout routine every 4 to six weeks, your diet, and progression. Having a great lower abs workout is important. But the truth of it is your body will adapt to that workout fairly quick. Your body is very efficient and figures out ways to make each exercise easier. Think about a child tying his shoes compare to you tying yours. It takes the child longer and he has to think about the movements. The same is with exercise. The movement of the exercise becomes natural. Your brain learns exactly what muscle to fire to do the exercise more effectively. By changing your routine every 4 to six weeks you will prevent a plateau that the majority of exercisers experience. So the next question is where do I find my next lower abs workout and how do I know it is effective. My answer for this is not to waste your time searching the internet for these workouts. Simply choose a program that has been proven to work. Trying to piece everything you read together will most likely leave you frustrated and you will waste more time. The other major problem that most exercisers fall into is that the do progress in the routine. What I mean by that is that they do not add more resistance to make the exercise more difficult. We are creatures of habit and it is real easy to fall into doing X amount of repetitions with X amount of weight on X exercise. The last issue I want to point out is your diet. If you want a six pack or even just a firm stomach you need to be under 10 percent body-fat for men and under 17 percent for women. You will never reach this unless you are in a calorie deficient diet. All three factors need to be in place for you to achieve this goal. If you fast results are what you’re looking for I would like to recommend my two favorite resources. Both are effective and both work. The only difference is that one program is focuses on exercise routines in a gym setting and the other focuses on exercises that you can perform at home. Both programs are proven to work and take the guess work out of what you are supposed to do. Simply follow the program given to you. When they tell you to move to the next lower abs workout, move to the next workout. Stop wasting time trying to find that one magical routine of pill. Take something that is proven to work and put your effort into that program. When you do this the results come fast. Click one of the links below. Click Here If You Workout At A Gym Click Here If You Workout At Home My Favorite Lower Abs ExercisesTo give you an example here is one of my favorite lower abs workout. I usually do this at the end of my workouts. I like to add weight so I can only complete around 15 repetitions. There exercises are meant to be down in a circuit. This circuit works your entire core but puts emphasis on your lower abs. Try to complete the circuit 3 times with a one minute rest between circuits.
Make sure that you check out the abs programs that I mentioned before. Here are the links again. Click Here If You Workout At A Gym Click Here If You Workout At Home Make sure you leave a comment below. My staff will usually answers any fitness questions in 24 hours.
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8 Comments posted on "Lower Abs Workout"
john1981 on July 19th, 2010 at 3:56 pm #
I like the post. Could you put together some more lower abs workouts.
admin on July 20th, 2010 at 8:03 am #
John, I in the middle of creating some new lower abs workouts. In fact I will be posting a new lower abs workout tomorrow. Make sure that you check it out and give it a try.
Cindy on July 20th, 2010 at 8:40 am #
What is the best lower abs exercise I can add to my lower abs workout?
admin on July 20th, 2010 at 8:43 am #
In my opinion the one exercise that should be in any lower abs workout is the hanging leg raise. Here is how to do it. Hanging Leg Raises – You either use a pull-up bar or the Roman chair. Start with your legs straight down lift your legs so your feet are at eye level. Keep your legs straight. If this is too difficult bend at the knees. Hold for 1 to 2 seconds and slowly lower your legs using a count of five. Stop before your legs are straight down so your abs stay fully engaged. This also prevents stress on the lower back.
Janet on July 24th, 2010 at 8:24 am #
One lower abs exercise that I like to is reverse crunch on a stability ball. I start out lower back on the ball and then grab on a unmovable object with my hands. I hold my feet straight out and then bring my knees to my chest. I hope this helps everyone.
admin on July 24th, 2010 at 8:41 am #
Thanks for the comment Janet. I will definitely add this exercise to my advance lower abs workout. I tried it out and it is really challenging exercise.
Jeannette on July 29th, 2010 at 7:40 am #
My lower abs workout consists of the Roman chair knee raises, reverse crunch on a decline bench and wind shield wipers on a laying on the ground. My lower abs are screaming when I finish the routine.
admin on August 2nd, 2010 at 8:55 am #
Those are great lower abs exercises and I can see how that workout would make your abs as you say scream. Post a comment
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