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II ABS | 1
A ROCK-SOLID
ABDOMINALS TRAINING
PLAN IS ESSENTIAL TO
ANY FITNESS PROGRAM.
EXERCISE REPS/TIME
Mountain Climbers 1 min.
1. Bicyles 20 reps
Rest 30 sec.
REPEAT 6X
EXERCISE REPS/TIME
PlankUp Jacks 30 sec.
Mountain Climbers 30 sec.
2. Rest 30 sec.
REPEAT 6X
Rest 15 sec.
REPEAT 4X
EXERCISE REPS/TIME
Morefit Climbers 12 reps
Heel Touches 1 min.
4. Rest 15 sec.
SitUp V 10 reps
REPEAT 4X
Rest 20 sec.
PlankUp 30 sec.
5. Rest 30 sec.
Mountain Climber 40 sec.
Rest 40 sec.
REPEAT 3X
EXERCISE REPS/TIME
Heel Touches 1 min.
Side Plank (L) 30 sec.
Heel Touches 30 sec.
Bicycle 30 sec.
Rest 1 min.
REPEAT 3X
PLANKUP JACK
Begin in plank position, with hands shoulder width apart, shoulders over your wrists
and both feet together.
Jump your legs wide, as in a standing jumping jack, and jump feet back together.
Make sure to keep your upper body and core in plank position.
Using your abs, bend at the hips and bring your legs and arms to meet, making sure
to keep your knees and elbows straight.
HEEL TOUCHES
Lay down on your back with your knees bent, with feet flat on the ground and slightly
wider than shoulder width apart.
Extend your arms towards towards your feet, hovering above the ground with palms
facing inwards.
Crunch your abs in the forward right direction, reaching for your right ankle. Try to
catch your right ankle.
Hold for a moment, return to starting position, and crunch abs to the left side, reaching
for the left ankle.
MOUNTAIN CLIMBER
Start out in a push-up position, with your hands
shoulder width apart and your back straight.
Hold for until the set time is complete. Continue until set is complete.
PLANK UP
Start out in a push-up position, elbows, knees, and back straight.
Bend your right elbow and lower yourself onto your forearm, then do the same with
your left arm.
Hold this plank for a few seconds and then straighten your elbows so that you return
to original push-up position.
HIIT MAX: VOL. II ABS | 8
BICYCLE
Lie flat on your back with your legs straight and your
arms bent, with your head resting in your hands.
PLANK JACK
Begin in plank position, with hands shoulder width apart, shoulders over your wrists
and both feet together.
Jump your legs wide, as in a standing jumping jack, and jump feet back together.
Make sure to keep your upper body and core in plank position.
Continue until set is complete.
Consult your physician and get permission before starting any exercise program
or altering your diet. The programs and information expressed within this book
are not medical advice, but for educational purposes only. This program is
designed for healthy individuals over the age of 18.
If you are taking any medications, you must talk to your physician before
starting any exercise program, including Six-Pack Finishers. If you experience
any lightheadedness, dizziness, or shortness of breath while exercising, stop the
movement and consult a physician.
The author is not responsible in any manner whatsoever for any injury or
health condition that may occur through following the programs and opinions
expressed herein. Dietary information is presented for informational purposes
only and may not be appropriate for all individuals.
The editors and publishers advise readers to take full responsibility for their
safety and know their limits. The ideas represent the author’s opinions and are
solely for informational and educational purposes.