Every time you laugh , you use 60 of your stomach muscles and exercise them.Thats why after a good chuckle you tummy aches a bit ! Laughing itself will not get you a sixpack but it is good to help it
Yes, I would imagine it would, however you would have to laugh really hard for 20 minutes straight per day for six months to see results hopefully the person remembers to breathe) I would like to see someone to sell a product that causes you to laugh for 20 minutes straight per day for six months. That would take a lot of comedy DVDs! Selling a pill that does that would become illegal, or be taken off the market before it reached customers, that I don't want to see.
(Uncontrolled laughing can be dangerous, you can laugh until you pass out, if you collapse on a hard surface, fatal brain damage could occur. Laugh safely everyone.)
Yes, laughing trains your abdomen but.. no body laughs as a workout, because then you would have to laugh for hours on end
yes because every time you laugh you tighten your stomach muscles and little by little it will grow muscle (that feeling when your laughing and your stomach starts hurting)
Have you ever laughed too hard and your stomach hurt ? This is because, your abs are moving and getting a little workout because your laughing so hard.
Crunches will help you to get abs however, you will not be able to see them without losing weight. If you have a layer of fat over your abs, no amount of crunches will give you the abs that you are looking for.
Willups will have a little effect on the abs, as you're likely to tense them when you do the pullups. But nowhere near as much as a dedicated abs exercise would have.
The word is spelled laughing. Example: I began to cry because I thought she was laughing at me.
There are a lot of abs exercise that give you a six pack. One good excerise is the bicycle situps.
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Killer Abs and 6 Pack Abs are 2 programs aimed at giving you perfect abs. Their program consists of diet management and exercise. You can read more at http://www.mensworkoutguide.com/home.html
The treadmill gives you abs since you'll be burning the belly fat in your stomach but you'll have to do abdominal workouts. It does not give you muscles, to gain muscles you'll have to lift weights.
ABS brakes are good to stop the vehicle. What gives stability to the car are the shock absorbers, and the suspension set.