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Med Ball Workout (5 MOVES TO A 6 PACK)

Med Ball Workout (5 MOVES TO A 6 PACK)

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The medicine ball is still one of the best ab training tools you can use if you want to develop a razor sharp six pack. Why? Because in actuality, all the med ball is doing is providing you with a way to overload your ab exercises with weight. The convenience of the round ball allows you to hold onto it easily and even perform some explosive exercises that other weighted objects wouldn't allow. The first ab exercise you can do with a medicine ball is the weighted hollow rock. This ab movement is easy to perform by simply locking in your abs and preventing your torso from extending. Once you are locked in you can make the exercise harder by extending the medicine ball overhead. The next exercise is the side slam. This is a more explosive exercise that can be used to get a six pack by providing you with a lot of overload on your rectus abdominis and your obliques. Work on performing all reps to failure on one side before moving onto the other side and doing the same there. The three way slam is another great and explosive exercise for crushing your abs and core as well. A six pack is always going to look better when it is framed out by the obliques. This movement is going to do just that. The three way v-up reach is a multi-part ab exercise the combines a regular ninety degree crunch. At one point the ball is used to weight your legs and make it more difficult for you to perform the crunch. At another point you are going to reach high towards your toes with it, in what is likely going to be the most difficult of the 3 parts of the movement. The bottom line is the medicine ball is one of the most effective ab training pieces of equipment that you can use. It isn't a gimmick. It is simply a tool that is weighted that allows you to more easily overload your abs. Doing the same ab exercises over and over and expecting a different result is not rational. Change it up and go back to using a weighted med ball and you will be surprised at what you are capable of in terms of developing a six pack. For a complete program that helps you to build a ripped six pack while learning how to eat well on a get ripped nutrition plan, be sure to head to and get the ATHLEAN-X Training System
Date: 2022-04-22

Comments and reviews: 10


1: 42 That ain't another exercise, but the a variation of the COMPLETE exercise before.
I never saw it done on just 1 side, but al 2 sides 1 after another, no bouncing of the ball and only on the 2 sides, no middle, so you complete both at once.
So in the end, ther eare only 3 exercises:
- Rocking one, the variation of it with catching (don't see the use of catching, doesn't do anything to the abs)
- Swinging to the sides
- That plyier at the end

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JEFF! I hope you see this, I have a question on supplements. I have been using Run Everything Labs (Rob Baileys company) for supplements for quite some time. Would you say they are a trusted source for supplements? I want to make sure I am getting something worth while that is going to help me improve and put on more size. I am the most difficult -hard gainer- and I am really looking to take it up a notch without totally breaking the bank or using anything harmful.
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Hi Jeff
I'm just working on my abs right now along wid daily routine workouts
And my diet contains 250ml of raw Buffalo milk, 3 boiled eggs, and 200 gms of soaked sprouted Chickpeas
Along wid daily food
I am told by some people that buffalo milk contains lots of cholesterol and doesn't lets my lower belly fat fade away and make my abs visible?
Should I avoid Buffalo milk?
Pls suggest me?

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Hi Jeff, I've been training over 3 years and I started getting tension headaches recently almost regularly during my workouts, especially during compound movements. I used to get them occasionally during intense sessions but now it happens almost every workout. It would be great if you could recommend something that would prevent the headaches, Thanks.
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Neve seen so toned dude in my life. You can all all the different group. What do you eat to mentain? Grass and spinach: )?
Dude, why yell at a crowd, loose the voice and sweat, why not get a job as a LIVING TEACHING AID.
Teachers can get you to bent, twist and turn and teach then ask kids all of the different muscle groups: ).

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Jeff could you please do a video on what training plan and frequency a person will low back problems should they be following
I have 3 buldged discs and i love training but theres nothing to tell you the sort of plan you should be following and over what time scale and how you should address upping weights and volumes etc

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I am 13 and I can do 40+ push-ups in a row in can do 19+ chin ups and about 7-8 pull-ups. I want to do athleanx xero because everyone says I should master my body weight would it be a good choice because it costs $80 with all of the bonus content, I would really like to know.
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I started training 19 months ago for the first time at age 38. I've made some great progress, especially as I've dialed in my nutrition. However, I completely neglected my abs and now as I'm getting under 15% BF I'm really regretting it as those muscles are barely developed.
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Hi Jeff do you have any suggestions for a leg workout for someone with knee issues? I refrain from doing squats, lunges and leg presses since my knees are still recovering from the ones I did 4 weeks ago. The form was checked by a PT and. Ideas are very welcome.
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I m 20 yrs old, I m 69kg, 5'10- height.
I hit the gym for about 30 months without much improvements. It's been 2 months I m taking whey protein, should I continue with this or take other supplements(xtream muscle, mass gainer etc )?
Help please.

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