no it works mostly your lats, triceps. the action of the lower traps is to depress your scapula. if you want to work them out try this site. I actually just finished watching a video on how to strengthen them. http://www.healthline.com/hgy-transcripts/lower-trapezius-muscle
Yes, although you are more likely to tear an ab muscle.
Pullups work the abs, upper back, obliques, arms, shoulders, and even the hips. Do them.
There are many different machines that can be used to train abs. Depending on the user, a pull up bar or a Bowflex home workout system both would work well.
Pull the fuse for it, labelled "ABS."
There is a fuse for almost every electrical part on the car. To disable the ABS system on this vehicle, the person needs to pull the ABS fuse or relay. On the diagram it will be labeled as ABS.
To work your abs at work, if you are sitting (you didn't specify), just lift your feet off the floor until you cannot hold them up, anymore. Repeat several times a day.
Pull the fuse
Stop pulling it off and work out.
Pull the fuse, but the abs light will remain on.
Pull the ABS fuse located in the under hood fuse box. Pull the ABS fuse located in the under hood fuse box.
lots of situps, and other ab work outs.
If you want to just disable the ABS then you can pull out the fuse for the ABS relay. The only thing is the ABS light will show on the dash.
well if you are male you body fat percentage has to be 11% before you show abs and females have to be 14%, so work that out over the internet then you will know now much you need to lose, also don't work out everyday otherwise your muscles don't havwe time to repair themselves and get bigger.
You do not have to plug anything. You will have normal brakes even if the ABS does not work.