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You need to have a fairly low percentage body fat. "Six pack" refers to the muscles of your abdomen, which need to be developed somewhat in order to see them. But you also need to have very little fat in that area, which can be very difficult for some people depending on where they tend to carry their fat.
You see abs by looking at ones stomach. Ab muscles show when a person has a low percentage of body fat.
To Be Able To See A 6 Pack Without Tensing You Need Your Body Fat Lower Than 10%
everyone has a 6 pack, but body fat covers it. So to be able to see your 6 pack, you must burn off that layer of fat over you abdomen.
No. You need to have a very low body fat percentage to even see abs. Unless you accompany crunches with healthy eating and other daily exercises, you won't see much.
you need 7% body fat to see your abs.... and you dont have to do ab workouts. Cardio is what makes you have a six pack, the only problem with doing all cardio is that your body wants to eat more if u do just cardio
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It depends upon your percentage of body fat when you begin, your nutrition/diet program, and your training. The higher your percentage of body fat when you begin, the longer it will take before you can see any cuts in your abs. If you are male, you should aim for a body fat percentage no higher than about 8%. If you are female, you should aim at about 13%. You will also need to strengthen your core with an appropriate training program. It's not enough just to decrease fat; you also want some muscles to display. For free six-pack abs exercises and nutrition/diet plans to get you started, see the related question and answer, further down this page, listed under Related Questions..
You will need to lower your entire body fat percentage in order to see a six pack, as fat spreads out over your entire body, not just in pockets in certain areas that you can get rid of with specific exercises.
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For a 53-year-old male (or an adult male of any age), your percentage of body fat should be about 10 to 15% for good health. (For females the percentage of body fat should be about 15 to 20% for good health.) For more information about this, and how to measure your percentage of body fat, see the page link, further down this page, listed under "Related Questions."
You can yes you should be able to see visible six pack abs,big biceps and they physique is muscular as well.