6 packs are made in the kitchen, not the gym, before you worry about specific core workouts for your 6 pack, worry about your diet, without a clean diet, that layer of fat will continue to cover your 6 pack no matter how many crunches you do.
That being said, some very useful core exercises include:
Weighted crunches (increase the resistance, not the repetitions of an exercise)
Decline situps
Bicycle kicks
Dragon Flags (warning: a very advanced movement)
Hanging Leg raises
There are a lot of abs exercise that give you a six pack. One good excerise is the bicycle situps.
situps and pushups are best
There are many diets that boast a "6 Pack Abs" outcome. Before starting any diet or exercise program, it is wise to first consult a physician to determine if the diet or exercise regime is safe and right for you.
Well I'm 11 years old and if you want a 6 pack in 2 weeks your probably going to have to work out about 3 hours a day,and i personally have an 8 pack,i got it in 2 months.Well I had to eat right and exercise sit-ups help alot,abdominals also help improve your 6 pack.Well I hoped I helped
diet and exercise
Any aerobic exercise can help you lose fat, which is required for your abdominal muscles to be visible through the skin (the "six-pack" or "eight-pack"). This includes using a punching bag. If that is your only aerobic exercise, and you have more than just a tiny bit of extra fat, then it will take more than a few weeks to get the six-pack. Aerobic exercise should be coupled with abdominal training if you want your six-pack to be well-defined and strong. Punching a bag will not accomplish this, because it only helps your upper body strength.
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Hardcore aib exercise
Badminton helps in physical exercise because while playing we move and stretch our hands and legs.so,badminton helps in physical exercise
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, he has a 6 pack
Yes a bodybuilding trainer can help you develop a routine to get you the six-pack abs you want. They will create a diet and exercise routine for you to perform. Abs also needs lower body fat to see. If you eat well and workout with the right exercise, those abs will be strong and visible.