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7 Weeks to 300 Sit-Ups: Strengthen and Sculpt Your Abs, Back, Core and Obliques by Training to Do 300 Consecutive Sit-Ups
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7 Weeks to 300 Sit-Ups: Strengthen and Sculpt Your Abs, Back, Core and Obliques by Training to Do 300 Consecutive Sit-Ups
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7 Weeks to 300 Sit-Ups: Strengthen and Sculpt Your Abs, Back, Core and Obliques by Training to Do 300 Consecutive Sit-Ups

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Equipment-free, weight-free workouts are having a resurgence including books offering such programs

Books focusing on strengthening "abs" sell tens-of-thousands of copies

This book’s tie-in websites (including hundredpushups.com and fiftypullups.com) receive over 900,000 unique visitors a month

Includes a schedule detailing the exact number of sit ups for each day of the seven-week program
LanguageEnglish
PublisherUlysses Press
Release dateMar 13, 2012
ISBN9781612430737
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7 Weeks to 300 Sit-Ups: Strengthen and Sculpt Your Abs, Back, Core and Obliques by Training to Do 300 Consecutive Sit-Ups

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    7 Weeks to 50 Pull-Ups by Brett Stewart is less informative than I had hoped. Essentially it tells us to do progressively more pullups in some variety, but it will actually take more than seven weeks to get to 50 of them. If you (I) can't do any, you should do assisted pull-ups or lat machine pull-downs. He warns us to work out only three times a week to allow for recovery, a commonplace. On the other hand a high school friend went to the park everyday one summer and did pull-ups until there was something more compelling to do and became very strong at them. The author distinguishes between pull-ups, palms forward, and chin-ups, palms toward you; this is not a distinction we made as kids.