well you see they're not... you have to work hard bro.
Abdominal muscles sometimes referred to as abs, or ab muscles, or six-pack abs, are paired, parallel, stomach muscles running vertically on each side of the human abdomen. They are not always visible. Some people like to purposely develop them so that they are visible or more visible.
Very strong when before you were just slim and thin your body was not that strong because your muscles were not really developed but when you workout and harden your body and gain a visible six pack abs your body is hard very hard getting a strong muscular body is the ultimate physique there is no suppassing it and no beating it, the harden visible six pack abs is the perfect body known to man and woman and it sybolize's fitness as it should be and alway be.
Visible abs when flexed are due to the contraction of the muscles, which tightens and defines the abdominal area. When relaxed, the muscles may not be as prominent, leading to the appearance of less defined abs.
When you flex your abs, the muscles contract and tighten, causing them to push out against the layer of fat that covers them. This makes the muscles more visible and defined.
Having visible abs but still having a belly can be due to a combination of factors such as genetics, body fat percentage, and muscle definition. Abs can be visible even with some belly fat present, so reducing overall body fat through a combination of diet and exercise may help achieve a more toned appearance.
He has abs because he goes to the gym and he works hard
Well. He doesn't have visible :)
Visible abs are primarily determined by body fat percentage. Even if you work out regularly, if you have a higher body fat percentage, your abs may not show. To make your abs more visible, focus on reducing overall body fat through a combination of exercise and a healthy diet.
If you are a skinny 19 year old with some belly fat, you can do crunches to get strong, visible abs.
no
when your abs are burning you know you have done something.
That is the ABS in operation.