The Best Way To Build Your Six Pack Abs

Motivation is the first key to remember. The reasons above have to kept in your mind and make it into discipline point of yours. Or you already have your own reason? That's good. Just discipline and always think about it. And it's good to if you write down you reasons list or kind of a plan book, whatever how many points you write, 3, 6, or even more than 10, you have to still kept it in your mind. These reasons will make a strong motivation.

Once you motivated, you will try to find more about exercising the abs. just like me. I did books hunting or browsing in internet, even joining the mailing list, because it will not cost me too much than hire a personal instructor in a gym.

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Do Crunches : These are some of the more common abdominal exercises that will work both the upper and lower abdominal muscles, or your rectus abdominal muscle. The rectus abdominals is often referred to as your six pack abs and most people think of this as separate muscles with upper abs and lower abs muscles. But in fact, this is actually one long muscle. So when performing abdominal crunches, you will be working the entire muscle but with a focus on the upper or lower area of this muscle.

How to do the Traditional Crunch
- Lying flat on the floor, make sure your lower back is pressed to the floor and is not arched
- Place your hands loosely behind or beside your head
- Bend your knees and place your feet flat on the floor.
- Exhale while you curl your body forward off the floor making sure your shoulder blades come off the floor.
- Hold for one second and then slowly return to starting position, inhaling while you return to the floor.
Note: If you have not done many abdominal exercises for awhile, the traditional crunch is a great exercise to start with to help strengthen your core and back before moving on to more challenging abs exercises.

Do Sit Ups: Doing sit-ups is a quick way to get stronger abdominal muscles. However, they must be done properly to avoid any possibility of injury to your spine and the neck and head muscles.

- Lie on the floor, feet on the floor.
- Knees up and fingers placed behind your ears or hands crossed on your chest.
- Sit all the way up, lifting your lower back off the floor along with your shoulder blades.
- Lower yourself down.
- Repeat.

Tips: Once this becomes relatively easy for you start adding more challenges. Find an incline bench or do these on an exercise ball, or you can do weighted sit ups. Hold a weight on your chest while you do these.

Do Leg Lifts: Everyone knows that we could probably all use just a little more exercise. Performing Leg Lifts is a great way to not only get more exercise, but also help develop the six pack abs you have always wanted.

- Lie on the floor, legs straight out, hands at your sides.
- Lift your legs straight up (not bending your knees at all) until they're at a ninety degree angle (or close).
- Lower your legs and repeat without letting your legs touch the floor.

Do Jackknife Sit Ups: The jackknife name comes from the natural tendency of the legs to bend at the knee with the feet dropping to the hips presenting the shape of a jackknife. The difficulty level of this position can be increased by holding a weight between the feet while performing the sit ups.

- Lie down flat on the floor.
- Place your hands on the ground to your sides for balance; you can pick them up as you get used to the movement.
- Simultaneously raise your knees and torso so that your knees and face meet on an imaginary line extending from your pelvis to the ceiling.
- You should be able to kiss your knees at the top of the motion.

Tips: Just like Sit Ups, Place a weight between your feet when you think you can handle it.

Do V-ups: even if many opinion advise that there are better abs exercises that you could do, it can't be denied that the V-ups is right up there with the best of them.

- Lie on the floor.
- Legs straight out
- Hands on the floor but this time extended out over your head.
- Simultaneously raise legs and torso.

Tips: Don't bend your knees! What kind of V would it be if you bend your knees? Reach with your hands toward the raised feet. Touch your feet if possible (will require some flexibility).

Static Hold and Side Statics: it trains your core (including your abs) to hold the body in place which is the real purpose of your abs. it is strongly affected into your abs. making it shape and firm.

- Put your body into the push-up position but with your elbows on the floor, and your whole body flat.

Tips: You should be aiming to start off with at least 45 seconds

Train Your Oblique Muscles: There are multiple ways to do this and anything that includes twisting your torso against a resistance counts. It is optionally, besides there are twisting machines at gyms, you can twist while you do sit-ups, you can do side bends, you can twist side to side with a medicine ball in hand, etc.

Tips: many beginners tend to have weak oblique compared to their abs (it simply isn't used as much in daily life) so goes easy on the sides at first.

Here are my simple steps to get Six Pack Abs.

there is only two steps to remember.

- Build your motivation first.
- And then build muscle.

"Without motivation you can do nothing."