Oh yes it does. If you're fat, run until your belly is flat, then still run but after running, do some ab workouts.
No, there is an 80-20 rule. 80% of your abs are made from your kitcehn-i.e. what you eat. While cardio is important for your heart-health watching what you eat is just as important.
it would help but you really need to focus on the cardio and diet more.
There are a lot of abs exercise that give you a six pack. One good excerise is the bicycle situps.
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You won't get a six pack doing cardio. Look into weight lifting.
A 9 year old does not need a 6 pack. A 9 year old needs to run a LOT. If he/she runs as much as he/she needs to, they will develop a 6 pack sooner than anyone who does not run as much as they should.
start doing a lot of cardio, and eat a lot of fruits
Run!run!run!run!run! Cardio is the key>>>
You could lose a lot of weight in kickboxing cardio. Kickboxing cardio is a great way to burn a lot of calories because you are always moving around. It all depends on how hard you exert yourself.
Sit on the floor and do crunches. Of course. Eat a wide variety of fruits and vegies, but not too much. Drink plenty of water, and do cardio every day. Twist your arms a lot.
Sit ups and push ups are the best way to get a 6-pack or whatever pack you want. But it's also good to go to your limit, so you don't injure your self. A lot of people with 6-pack, like those guys you see with magazines, they're hunched over when they flex because they injured they're back.
Some cardio programs that you should do to lose weight would include the treadmill and jump roping. These are great cardio exercises that will get your heart pumping and they will burn a lot of calories.
A simple jump rope is great for cardio exercise and can be taken anywhere if you travel a lot.