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Ab Workouts - Exercises and Workout Routines For Six Pack Abs
The abdominal muscles, also knows as "abs", are a group of muscles that provide movement and support to the trunk and torso, which is often called the "core". The core muscles are extremely important to mobility since they help control bodily movements, transfer energy, shift body weight and allow you to move in any direction. The abdominal muscles consist of:
The "core" is often referred to by personal trainers who advise their clients to develop this area in order to provide support for a weak lower back that usually causes pain in most people that have excess body fat in the abdominal region. If you have a "spare tire" or a "gut", you will be much more susceptible to issues with your lower back since the excess weight will put additional pressure on your back which over time will produce pain and discomfort. The abdominal muscles also assist in the breathing process and they have a direct influence on body posture. Developing a strong core is extremely important for creating and maintaining a healthy spine. As you get older, this is crucial to living a healthy and pain free life.
Ab Workout Routines - Beginner
Ab Workout Routines - Intermediate
Ab Workout Routines - Advanced
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Everyone
wants those amazing and well defined 6-pack abs. You know those
shredded stomach muscles that you can do a load of laundry on? You
have found the right place for some great abdomonial workout routines.
Don't worry if your just starting out because we have included a
list of beginner ab workouts for you. Get started on the right track
to getting those ripped abs! Many people who are new to working
out seem to always focus on developing ripped 6-pack abs. They really
want to obtain a washboard like stomach that is lean and sexy. The
key to getting shredded abs is diet and cardio since the only thing
that is getting in the way is a layer of body fat. See, everyone
actually already has 6-pack abs, its just that they are hidden under
a layer of adipose tissue (body fat) that is hiding them. So, the
most important things you can do is to eat a clean, healthy diet
and include cardio workouts in order to burn calories so you can
shed that layer of unwanted body fat that is keeping your six pack
abs from popping out. 
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