Question about ABS

I am trying to work my way to a six pack, while standing up, nothing is visible yet, but while laying in bed, most of the stomach is flat apart from the area where the abs should be, they are very much visible ( although the lines that separate them aren't ) does that spell progress or not?

Originally Posted by HeroicXPharaoh

I am trying to work my way to a six pack, while standing up, nothing is visible yet, but while laying in bed, most of the stomach is flat apart from the area where the abs should be, they are very much visible ( although the lines that separate them aren't ) does that spell progress or not?

same. when i stand up my stomach is still flat but nothing shows, but when i lay down and sorta like bend my head forward along with the upper part of my stomach, i will see them showing, just do a minute of situps and pushups twice a day for the next month.

Originally Posted by Riigged

same. when i stand up my stomach is still flat but nothing shows, but when i lay down and sorta like bend my head forward along with the upper part of my stomach, i will see them showing, just do a minute of situps and pushups twice a day for the next month.

I don't even have to bend my head or do anything, I just lay down, entire body straight, and they appear.

That is progress small progress but neverless progress whats your workout plan and how long have you been at it

Sounds like you got fat on your stomach hiding your abs. Burn it and you'll probably reveal something.

a lot of cardio man, you shouldn't need weights. My friends done this challenge where you did a few excersizes in the morning and at night and over a month or so they had not bad abs.

ANTI BREAKING SYSTEM.. i thought it was about that lel.

Try some more exercise

That is progress dude.

Byt the way, thought it was a thread about ABS for cars and bikes lol.

Sounds like you either need to work out more or add dieting to the equation.

Its because when you lie down your skin naturally gets pulled back cuz gravity which in turn reveals your abs.
When you stand up, your skin/fat covers your abs like a curtain.

Everyone has abs, it just depends on the amount of fat you have. What you have is not a lot of fat and average abs, but youre not quite at the "six pack abs" stage

When you can see peoples' abs it's mostly because they have low body fat in that area. Yeah, someone who never works out but has low body fat won't have anything there either but what really makes the difference in being able to see someones' abs or not is the body fat. Like Batman said, everyone has abs you just gotta know how to bring them out.

Everytime someone posts something healthy related I always wonder what draws them to come to a site about gaming (which stereotypically means the site is full of non-athletic nerds who play games all day) and start asking about abs. Google is your friend buddy.

Originally Posted by Confluency

Everytime someone posts something healthy related I always wonder what draws them to come to a site about gaming (which stereotypically means the site is full of non-athletic nerds who play games all day) and start asking about abs. Google is your friend buddy.

Cause I am posting a general question.. in general?

Here is my view:

You've got abs, just not very developed ones.
Hard developed abs are visible even through decent fat levels.

If you lose weight now, rather than developing your abs and lowering your fat level, you will have skinny abs, which in my opinion, aren't worth it.

What you need to do is hard abs exercises+clean dieting.

Now, I'm not talking about 'a' diet people usually see when the word diet is said.
I'm talking about sustaining a decent calorie gain without eating wrong fats.

So lets say you eat 2500 calories a day, with white bread and cookies and what else included.

Now you would have to eat 2500 calories a day, avoiding white bread and cooking and all the bad fats and sugars.
That way you won't get skinnier but your body will show alot more definition, especially your abs.

Focus on abs exercises aswell.
Keep in mind though, training your back also provides for yours abs. You don't want tight abs and a loose back, do alot of arch-ups, will help you.

If you want, I can share my personal training schedual with you.

Just keep in mind that you have to finish all the exercises within 15 minutes, and that they are pure calisthenics, so no weights included.
(290+ push ups, over 500 sit-ups)

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Originally Posted by Confluency

Everytime someone posts something healthy related I always wonder what draws them to come to a site about gaming (which stereotypically means the site is full of non-athletic nerds who play games all day) and start asking about abs. Google is your friend buddy.

We've got soldiers, marines, pilots, MMA-fighters, Muay-thai practicers, even people who do Krav Maga.

I'm a pro boxer, ex french champion judoist
MPGH holds alot more secrets than you might assume.

MPGH has one of the most intellegent as one of the most retarded people in the world.

It's progress, but that just means that your "fat" is going "into" your stomach.

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