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I haven't trained abs very much in a long time since mine are pretty blocky and don't need much stimulus to pop.Did back yesterday. Skipped to day to eat more.
Made my 10 hour bone broth with a glazed pork belly for my Ramen.
Marine buddy when he got back from Japan when we roomed together he showed me how to cook cook Ramen.....it's a weekly staple. Also has helped alot with my stomach after the wreck.
So how do you guys train abs with out over developing them? I have a thick torso from years of strongman and powerlifting. I never wore a belt (there is no point when under 85%) its a conditioning thing alopt of guys skip. But I also never gave a shit is my obliques got thick as fuck.....kinda regretting that.
And...i noticed i have asymmetrical abs.
Arnold used to tie a string around his waist to remind him not to let it out.I haven't trained abs very much in a long time since mine are pretty blocky and don't need much stimulus to pop.
If you're worried about your midsection getting wider, avoid anything that's gonna target obliques directly, do lots of vacuums (with an empty stomach preferably) and planks.
Usually, guys who train abs don't have wide midsections..... It's more genetic then anything and most of the time training them and keeping in mind to have them pulled in during training works to tighten up the midsection.
I always train with a belt and it helps me keep my mind focused on keeping the abs tight. I don't just let the belt support them, it's there as a mental que to keep them sucked in.
I haven't trained abs very much in a long time since mine are pretty blocky and don't need much stimulus to pop.
If you're worried about your midsection getting wider, avoid anything that's gonna target obliques directly, do lots of vacuums (with an empty stomach preferably) and planks.
Usually, guys who train abs don't have wide midsections..... It's more genetic then anything and most of the time training them and keeping in mind to have them pulled in during training works to tighten up the midsection.
I always train with a belt and it helps me keep my mind focused on keeping the abs tight. I don't just let the belt support them, it's there as a mental que to keep them sucked in.