How Many Sit Ups Do You Need To Do To Get A Six Pack?
by Howe Russ
As a fitness enthusiast, you have probably laughed to yourself whenever you have heard somebody asking their personal trainer how to get a six pack in 3 minutes or less. Lots of gym users are obsessed with finding the quickest way to get results and it rarely leads them to success. However, if you know how to create a good exercise program it is entirely possible to get results from very short abdominal workouts.
There are so many areas of confusion in the fitness industry that most people are simply lost in a sea of misinformation and don't know what to do.
Some fitness enthusiasts forget that their abdominal muscles are quite small and don't need hours of intense training to develop. They often spend hour after hour performing crunches at home to no avail. The good news for those individuals is that a change of plan is called for. []
Before you begin learning how to create an optimal workout to tone your abdominal muscles, however, you must first realize that you need to watch what you eat if you are ever going to see any of the results you're working hard in the gym to create. Too many people neglect to change their diet and, ultimately, they never see any of the fruits of their labor because there is always a stubborn layer of belly fat covering them up.
Don't become one of the many people who like to waste their time and energy looking for one simple answer, pinning their hopes on performing one single exercise or eating one single food which will answer their problems. The truth is you need to combine different things in order to get maximum results. There are many great exercises for your midsection, perform a variation of them rather than just sticking to one thing over and over again. See the example below:
1) Lower Stomach - Full Leg Raises.
2) Upper Stomach - Crunches.
3) Overall Core - Plank With Feet Elevated.
Do not conform to the popular belief that you must train your midsection for hour after hour. They are very small muscles and react very well to quick, short bursts of activity which hit all of the main areas of the stomach. The workout above can be used very effectively as a circuit for those who are looking for a bit more of a challenge.
Try performing each exercise for 30 seconds without rest. When you reach the end of the circuit, simply rest for 60 seconds and then go again. If you can do three rounds of this circuit without stopping then this will not only improve the development of your abs, it will also help you to burn lots of unwanted body fat at the same time.
You'll burn body fat due to the high intensity of the session. High intensity interval training has been shown to burn almost twice as much body fat as regular cardiovascular training and this workout certainly falls into the HIIT category.
Usually, people believe you can learn how to get a six pack in 3 minutes by taking a miracle pill or having an operation. The truth is, however, you can achieve great results in very little time if you learn the basics of how to structure a good workout plan. You don't need a personal trainer and you don't even need gym equipment.
About the author: Russ Howe PTI is England's most sought after <a href="http://www.RussHowePTI.com">personal trainer</a> this year. Learn <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ukch40dIWsk">how to get a six pack in 3 minutes</a> with effective zero equipment HIIT workouts you can do absolutely anywhere.
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Title: How Many Sit Ups Do You Need To Do To Get A Six Pack?
Author: Howe Russ
Email: howe.russ@gmail.com
Keywords: fitness
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Category: Health & Fitness
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