2005/08/15, 05:48 AM
someone told me that in order to make his sit ups more challenging, he put weights on his stomach while he did them. this dude isnt a body builder or nething...just a jock. would that really help work the abs more?
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2005/08/15, 05:49 AM
He didnt make this up, it actually helps a lot. Try it.
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2005/08/15, 09:06 AM
its adding resistance to the crunch
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2005/08/15, 02:28 PM
neat....how much weight? his abs are pretty defined but i just figured that was from all those sports
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2005/08/15, 02:31 PM
Start from something u can manage and build ur way up by using heavier weights each time.
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2005/08/15, 02:32 PM
Hold the weight with your arms crossed on your chest, this makes your upper body heavier, putting them on your stomach seems a little useless.
Start with a five pound plate and work your way up.
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2005/08/15, 02:33 PM
oh yeh....and dont forget the diet.
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2005/08/15, 09:50 PM
i thought it seemed useless too....thats why i was wondering. thanks for your help!!
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2005/08/16, 10:15 AM
Resistance builds muscle. Putting the weight on you while doing situps adds resistance.
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