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What is the best example of an activity that works that works the rectus abdominus?
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∙ 9y ago
Rectus abdominis is another term for the "six pack" muscles. These muscles respond very well to specific activities. Sit-ups, push through, and crunches will all help develop your rectus abdominis muscles.
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