QUOTE(JonYeap @ Mar 26 2009, 12:33 PM)
6 packs really need a hell loads of discipline. =.=
cant get it by sitting there eating like normal doing no cardio.
agree with u registry.
but again... not everyone has the good genes to get nice 6 packs rite?
yea, not easy as we tends to use our fat to protect our abs, from impact?

QUOTE(King83 @ Mar 26 2009, 12:38 PM)
Getting it is one thing, maintaining it is a diff story altogether.
agree, getting 6pack is jz the beginning... maintaining it is the real thing... no yummy food ur taste bud
QUOTE(bata @ Mar 26 2009, 12:43 PM)
its long time i abandon those exercise. im doing straight leg raises, hang on the pull up bar and your feet touch the bar.
its a gymnast exercise
who's the author ya?
Mike Geary
QUOTE(faiz92 @ Mar 26 2009, 01:12 PM)
some motivation for ya'll
http://forum.bodybuilding.com/photo/showga...2830983&cat=500damn,his body is like,no fat at all

err... the middle of the abs is lik got an opening?

looks weird, if not cz of the 'opening', it looks cool
QUOTE(Serpentarius @ Mar 26 2009, 02:00 PM)
should i get a bench set? my room lack of space and the benching set seems to be large
i cant bench, basically i just lift weight .. tried benching on the side bed, but it's hard to bench properly
anyone workout at home?
i am working out at home currently... err... to b exact, at room... hav a pairs of 15kgs dumbell, inclined sit-up bench, and matt, but still... if really into BB, gym is a must... gonna start hitting my sch gym soon

QUOTE(faiz92 @ Mar 26 2009, 02:05 PM)
http://www.bodybuilding.com/fun/par44.htmHere is your prescription for an advanced drop set workout. We will use chest as the example workout. Be forewarned, this workout will have your pecs begging for mercy.
* Start with a good compound movement such as incline barbell bench press. Load the bar with a nice warm up weight you can handle for 15-20 reps. I will use 135 as an example, but you can start with whatever weight you have to-95, 115. This will be your "base weight", meaning that it will be the last weight you use on all subsequent sets.
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After completing one set with this weight, move up to a weight you can do 12-15 reps with (185 will be the example). Immediately after doing this set, strip off the 25 pound plate and rep out 135 to failure.
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Then choose a weight you can do for 10-12 reps (225). After completing this set, drop to
185 to failure then drop again to 135 to failure.
* Then do the same method until you can't increase anymore - this is usually around progressive drop set number 5 for me.
i hate drop set

it sounds... hardcore...