six pack abs

You know how to get a six pack but this article gives you the abs workout and a ten step nutrition advice to help you get a washboard stomach in six weeks.

You must have heard the old saying that “abs are made in the kitchen” over and over again. Whoever came up with it was very right, right? Well, almost. The more I look into it, the more I realise that abs are revealed in the kitchen. If you are also struggling to reveal your abs, here are six food hacks for six pack abs.

Don’t you just hate it when you work your socks off at the gym and you still don’t have a six pack to show...

Today’s six pack abs workout is inspired by the beautiful Tania Ziesman - health, wellness and beauty blogger from Toronto, Canada. Miss Tania Z...

There is no point in working out and dieting to achieve a six pack and then just stop, convinced that you have done enough. If you are lucky, you may get away with it for a few weeks. In most cases, you won’t and will need to know how to maintain your six pack abs in order to keep them in shape and on show (if you so chose) for years to come.

Over the past few weeks, Skinny Muscle has been all about six pack abs. You’ve read a selection of articles that explore different aspects of the relatively small but very important, in terms of aesthetics, muscle that is the rectus abdominis. It is only fair to publish an article with a six pack abs home workout.

Rory Emslie is a fitness model who swapped Edinburgh for sunny Las Vegas. His six pack abs are his pride and joy and he spends 30 minutes a day training them. In this exclusive interview for Skinny Muscles, Rory shares his tips and advice on diet, exercise and cardio. He also talks about the different parts of your abdomen and how to train them.

Sculpting a washboard stomach is not as easy as downing protein shakes and crunching. Even though they both help, they are by far not the answer to chiselled abs. If you are serious about adding six pack abs to your body, you need to make sure you have what it takes to build them.

Crunches may be the most popular exercise to directly exercise your abs. Revealing a ripped washboard stomach involves much more than endless reps of crunches. You need to think of the bigger picture and exercise not just your abs but the other muscles in your midsection as well as your whole body. Here are some indirect exercises that help you reveal your six packs abs.