Hit Your Upper, Lower and Side Abs with the 6-Pack Workout

Last modified: October 31, 2018

Hit Your Upper, Lower and Side Abs with the 6-Pack Workout

Hit Your Upper, Lower And Side Abs With The 6-Pack Workout

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Hit Your Upper, Lower And Side Abs With The 6-Pack Workout
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Hit Your Upper, Lower and Side Abs with the 6-Pack Workout Hit Your Upper, Lower And Side Abs With The 6-Pack Workout You may have heard about the abs workout, but have you heard the reason why people are doing it? These abs workout will help you achieve the 6-pack look.
Hit Your Upper, Lower And Side Abs With The 6-Pack Workout

Hit Your Upper, Lower and Side Abs with the 6-Pack Workout

You may have heard about the abs workout, but have you heard the reason why people are doing it? Yeah, you might think it’s because they want to achieve the 6-pack look, obviously.

But did you know that having a strong abdominal contributes to a healthy core? Abdominal strength can reduce back pain, gives you a quality posture, a better balance and more.

Now I guess people don’t do it just for the 6-pack look. Well, if you’re starting to think that you should start hitting your abs, then let’s start moving through a variety of angels.

Be that as it may, for some of us, all it takes in getting the motivation for a tough workout is a pair of shoes, some good music and a sufficient exercise area. Having said that, many require workout accessories to help us.

That’s why choosing the best workout accessories would be a big help. Your resistance band alone is not enough, so make sure you look for the best workout accessories that suit you.

The 6-Pack Workout

Tri-Set 1

Knees-up Crunch (Sets =3, Reps = 12)

Crunches are one of those exercises that are always being considered if you want great core and abs. In this 6-pack workout, we will be doing a little bit different from the crunches routine that you’ve been used to.

For this first set, we are going to do crunches whilst your knees are up. We’ve provided you with a YouTube workout below so you’ll be guided through your workout courtesy of Passion4Profession on YouTube.

Reverse Crunch (Sets= 3, Reps = 12)

One of the reasons why you should add the reverse crunch to your regular ab workout routine is it provides your lower ab muscles with strength and flexibility. This exercise is one of the best exercises to tone your ab muscles!

You can follow the YouTube clip that we’ve provided for you down below courtesy of LIVESTRONG.COM on YouTube.

Diagonal Mountain Climber (Sets = 3, Reps = 12)

To end the first set, we are going to do the ultimate endurance, ab and core workout, all in one. The mountain climber exercise targets your abs, hips, chest, shoulders and triceps. Pretty much your whole body, isn’t that great to end the first set in this workout routine?

Down below, you will see the diagonal mountain climber video instructions courtesy of BodyMatrixMe on YouTube.

Tri-Set 2

Gym Ball Dumbbell Crunch Reach (Sets = 3, Reps = 12)

For a stronger core, this workout is a perfect addition to your routine. In this exercise, you obviously will be needing a gym ball and a dumbbell.

We need to add a little bit intense in this workout so you will see the results in no time. And oh, you can thank us later.

Note: If you don’t have a gym ball, you can do the seated version one. Here’s YouTube workout guide to perfect this exercise courtesy of DietHealth on YouTube.

Gym Ball Upper Body Russian Twist (Sets = 3, Reps = 12)

Let’s start twisting your body with this exercise. You can follow the YouTube workout instructions below courtesy of YST Exercises on YouTube.

Gym Ball Decline Plank with Toe Taps (Sets = 3, Reps = 12)

Congratulations, you’ve made it to the last exercise for this routine. Learn how to do this exercise with the help of the YouTube workout guidelines courtesy of Coach PJ Nestler on YouTube.

That’s it! We understand if this routine will ache your entire body, but hey, no pain means no gain!

You can adjust the sets and the reps as long as it suits your fitness level, and of course, your body. Good luck!

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