Take for instance this abs workout, using only full body abs exercises, I designed for a client. Dothis mini-circuit before your regular workout, when you're still fresh, so you can really hit your abshard. 1A) Dumbbell Overhead Squat - 10 reps1B) Mountain Climbers - 30 seconds1C) Reverse Plank - 30 seconds Do that in a circuit format, resting 20 seconds after the final exercise before repeating it again 2 or3 times. Do that for a few week and you'll definitely see a difference in your abs and you will losestomach fat. 2) Throwing all your hard work out the door by eating poorly. What good does it do to work so hardin your fat loss workouts only to come home, or leave your home gym, and eat junk? What sense does it make that after all your hard work, you ruin it with poor eating habits on a dailybasis? This is quite possibly one of the dumbest things you could do. I don't mean to be rude, I'm just trying to put it bluntly. If you want to lose stomach fat and get firm abs, or even six-pack abs, you need to clean up yourdiet and stop eating so poorly. You need to quit eating processed junk found in boxes and bagslike crackers and chips, stop eating things like bagels and processed breads and start eating morefruits, vegetables, lean proteins, nuts, legumes and healthy fats. You also need to start eating multiple times throughout the day, and this especially means eatingbreakfast. It also means cutting out the late night snacking and cutting down on alcohol. You know what to cut out, so do it. Remember what your goals are. You want to lose stomach fat and you want to get firm abs. Eatlike it! 3) Not actively flexing, or bracing, your abs in every exercise. It's sad that I have to say this, but alltoo often, people don't actively flex their abs while doing an abs exercise. I don't know why. You'd think that because you're doing an abs exercise that you'd be flexing yourabs hard every repetition, but too many people just go through the motions and to way too fast. You need to slow down and actively flex your abs when you're doing an abs exercise. And forevery exercise that's not an abs exercise, you need to brace them like somebody is about topunch you in the stomach. Doing so will ensure that you learn to "control" your abs and make sure that when you do losestomach fat that you'll have a defined and toned midsection worthy of praise. I also want you to think of it this way...every exercise should be an abs exercise. If you brace yourabs during every single exercise in your fat loss workout, you'll essentially turn every singleexercise into an abs exercise. Doing a chest press, brace your abs. Doing a lunge, brace your