FITNESS

FITNESS

The Power Abs Program's concentrate is to etch in deep abdominal muscule with streamline the waist by getting rid of the fat ; The secret to such a look is a low-fat diet  and training  hard 5 times per week your abs with weights and deferent exercises then you can take off your shirt with confidence, because your abs will be clearly visible

Like a strongermen, you want  strong and chiseled abs  Without a well-developed midsection, . And a stronger midsection means more strength on all your abs other exercises,  A lot of people want a chiseled six-pack  very fast , with the Power Abs Program is possible

with this program you can do endless reps of crunches,like a lot of strongermen , They perform weighted abs exercises and manipulate their reps and sets to work on strength and endurance. When you want to build bigger( biceps, shoulders,legs)  or develop a chiseled chest and grow him, weight and reps, though, you probably train abs differently, be sure  the abs respond like any other muscle. They require difference in exercises, reps, rest periods and use of weights. That last part is the stronger part in the Power Abs Program .
Every two-week period of the eight-week program has one essence, one mission , and one upper, and lower-abs exercise to attack your midsection .be sure 100%  With this simple plan in hand, you'll develop abs merited of a bodybuilder.

Phase 1 (Weeks 1-2)

 The abs are like other muscle basts in the body  to make them bigger, use heavy weight with a low to moderate reps
 In this phase train with heavy weight and low reps to grow and chiseled your abs and make them stronger


Exercise                                              Sets             Rest                       Reps or time
Weighted Plank2 2 min.                     35 sec
One-Arm Deadlift2 2 min.                     6 reps
Medicine-Ball Hip Thrust32 min 30s               8-10 reps
 Dumbbell Crunch2 2 min.                     6-9 reps                                   




Weighted Plank
Weighted Plank













One-Arm Deadlift


One-Arm Deadlift 


Medicine-Ball Hip Thrust

Medicine-Ball Hip Thrust



 Dumbbell Crunch

Dumbbell Crunch