If someone wants to get 6 pack abs, the best place to start would be a gym with a trainer. There are many programs out there that promise you 6 pack abs either by video, website, or an actual piece of physical equipment that you purchase. It may be safer and easier before you go and buy a program or workout machine to know that you are getting what you need to get the end results you want.
You cannot develop "six-pack" abs in one day.
There are a lot of abs exercise that give you a six pack. One good excerise is the bicycle situps.
Live Strong and Body Building both offer good advice on a clean way to develop 8 pack abs including nutrition, exercise and resting. Alternatively, the Beach Body network have programs one can follow to develop this part of the body.
One can find information about the Rat Pack from the 1960's on the Wikipedia website where there is details of the people involved as well as the films and music. The Encyclopedia Britannica.
There are several places that one can find information on a real jetpack. These websites include Jet Pack Wikipedia, Martin Jet Pack, Coolest Gadgets, and Teche Blog.
Yes, 10-pack abs are real, but they are extremely rare and difficult to achieve. To get 10-pack abs, one must have very low body fat percentage, typically below 10, and engage in consistent and intense abdominal exercises, such as planks, crunches, and leg raises. A strict diet and overall healthy lifestyle are also crucial in achieving 10-pack abs.
There is no company called Pack and Ship. There is a company called 'PackShip USA' and one can find more information on their official website including a list of their services.
It's impossible to get a six pack in a single day of training. Abs, as any other muscle, take time to develop and strengthen. If you want to have to six-pack, get the idea of it being easy out of your mind, because it's not easy at all, there's a lot of pain and suffering behind a washboard type of abs.
U can't get one in a week it takes at least two months
Abdominal machines are actually not the effective way to get six pack abs. Eating healthy to stay slim, and exercising your core are. But if you have your heart set on a machine, get one such as the AbRocket.
No, the ab lounge will only strengthen your abs. You will only have your abs show if you lose the fat in your stomach and eat right. Abs are made in the kitchen, not the gym.
No, max you can have is 8 pack . They exists although it is misleading. Everybody has the same muscles, but genetics, diet and daily activities give each of a unique build as the muscle grow and tone differently on each of us. Everyone have 8 pack, but not everybody can achieve them. And there is no such thing as 10 pack, 12 pack etc. Anatomicly we don't have that. So that is just stupid to say someone has 10 pack or more. 8 pack is final. :)