Six Pack Workout | Obliques (26 REPS ONLY!)

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Get a new ab workout every single day with this program… http://athleanx.com/x/new-ab-workout-every-day In order to get a complete six pack and obliques, you have to train your core completely. In this video, I show you how to hit every major function of your abs, obliques and transverse abdominus muscles in order to maximally develop your core and have a visible six pack. Now obviously, no good core comes without a good nutrition plan. Be conscious of the foods you put in your mouth and you will start to see your abs and get rid of the overlying fat. That said, all you have to do to understand the complete function of the core is to look at the direction of the fibers of each muscle that is found in it. To start, the rectus abdominus muscle runs vertically straight up and down. This makes the rectus a good muscle for producing the normal up and down motions of a crunch or standard leg raise. The obliques on the other hand, are angled muscles that run high to low and low to high. The external obliques are responsible for creating rotation and anti-rotation while the internal obliques rotate in the opposite direction while still helping to create stability and control of rotation. The transverse abdominus runs horizontally and acts as your own internal weight belt. The function of the transverse is to cinch down and provide internal support and stability of your waist while allowing your six pack abs to stand out without appearing too blocky due to having a thick

Published 2016-04-08 · Watch on YouTube ↗
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