get fat... or get lazy... or don't exercise your abs...
Yes, it will definitely help you maintain your abs. Running is the #1 way to fight belly fat and since fat attacks your abs it helps get rid of the fat that is in your system. In addition, running 7.5 mph a 160-man can burn 928 calories a hour.
Abs are also muscles like your chest and arms. And spot reduction of fat is not possible. Fat gets burns when you do ab workout but the fat is not from your abs alone. It comes from all over your body. so train your abs like any other muscle, twice or at the maximum thrice a week and start doing cardio activities to quicken your fat loss goals.
Zac Effron is definitely absolutely not fat!! He has abs... and I think he is hot.
because you may have to much abdominal fat and your abs may not show through it all...FATTY
Crunches will help you to get abs however, you will not be able to see them without losing weight. If you have a layer of fat over your abs, no amount of crunches will give you the abs that you are looking for.
work out
put down the fork
everyone has a 6 pack, but body fat covers it. So to be able to see your 6 pack, you must burn off that layer of fat over you abdomen.
Everyone has abs, sometimes when you can't see them its just hiding under body fat.
Tonned muscle are just a lazy persons way of saying the do medium reps, medium weight. Abs that show e,g six pack abs are all to do with your body fat percentage. Your abs (core strength) is all to do with your work out. Not what people say. Viewable abs are all down to how much fat you have, not how hard you work out.
The best way to find a six pack abs diet is to focus on a diet that trims fat from your body. Regardless of how well exercised our abs are, they will not show through as a "six pack", unless excess fat is trimmed from your midsection.