Muscles originate on one side of a joint and then attach on the other side of the joint. When a muscle contracts, it pulls on the bones to bend the joint it crosses. Muscles on one side pull a joint one way, muscles on the other side pull a joint the other way. When muscles on both sides of a joint pull at the same time, with the same amount of force, you don't move. The muscles are working and contracting, but neither is moving anything. This kind of muscle contraction is called "isometric," which means "same measure." Your back and abdominal muscles need to work isometrically to hold you in a healthy posture. If you have no abdominal strength you can't control your back from arching backwards and putting too much pressure on your lower back. If you have significantly more abdominal strength than back strength, you can develop a hunched posture. Stomach crunches can promote poor posture. When you do crunches you develop your ability to curl your torso forward. If you do crunches, also do lumbar extension exercises that balance the supporting muscles for your torso. Good ab exercises are isometric. An example is doing push-ups, or just holding the push-up position. Be sure not to droop in the middle like an old horse. Use your abs to fix your posture. Don't stick out your butt.
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This depends on the person you are trying to impress.
Exercise your core muscles. Once the fat on top of your abs is gone, you'll need washboard abs to be underneath. ...Start weight training. If you're going for a six pack, you'll need strong pecs, shoulders, and back too. ...Blast fat with cardio. ...Keep it varied. ...Enjoy your 6 pack!
Abs are most effective when you need to pick up a car. Then there abs need to be used for the lifting of a MV.
Yes, ABS can be used for sump pumps if you do not need it to be flexible.Yes, ABS can be used for sump pumps if you do not need it to be flexible.
if you are braking under 15 mph abs does not activate or it does not have 4-wheel abs
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i have abs and i am 84 pounds
It depends on your own body. Everybody is different, but you have to work hard to get eight pack abs.
If you have reached the level where you can do 1000 sit-ups then your abs will be pretty strong already. More importantly, if you want abs that are visible (i.e. a "six pack") then you will have to have a low level of body fat. Abs, however strong they become, are often hidden by a layer of fat on the stomach. Cardio (running, walking, cycling, etc) or a diet change is required to make abs appear more pronounced. A mantra among bodybuilders: abs are formed in the kitchen, not in the gym.
You need to find out what is tripping the ABS light (a mechanic with an ABS code reader) and then repair it.
Yes it works great. it targets your abs and makes them strong. But you need to lose belly fat to actually see those abs, and the best way to lose fat is cardio excercises such as running and swimming.