take_thisride answered Wednesday July 26 2006, 5:26 pm: +sit ups (20)
+right side sit ups (20)
+left side sit ups(20)
+lay on your back, lift your legs in the air and reach for your feet 20 times
ASKBRANDY_ADVICE answered Wednesday July 26 2006, 4:47 pm: Hi my name is brandy and i think you should do sit-ups and crunches because i did that and now i have almost a perfect six pack.
orphans answered Tuesday July 25 2006, 9:32 pm: sit-ups, crunches, biking, running, eating healthier, drinking WATER.. etc. or,
[A] sit on a work out bench and balance yourself then curl your legs up to your stomache keep doing this until your abs are tired
[B] by doing declined cruches and also upside down cruches
[C] If it's just abs, try some crunches. They're like a sit-up, but you don't go very high, you just bring your shoulderblades barely off the floor. They aren't as hard, and they don't cause as much potential for back problems, but since they aren't as difficult, they require more repititions to get the job done.
Sit on the floor with your toes under a heavy piece of furniture like a sofa or upholstered chair. With your knees bent, lay back down on the floor and pull yourself up just to the point that your shoulderblades clear the floor, then go back down. If you're in ok condition, have your hands clasped behind your back. If you're in not such "ok" condition, put your arms straight out in front of you as you do the crunches.
The first time you do them, find out how many you can do until your abs burn and you really have to quit. The goal is to be able to do about 10 times that. Even if you really do have a little roll of fat on your abs, crunches will help to firm and tone anything that you have going on.
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