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Thursday, April 2, 2009

Flatter Abs - Strength + Fat Loss

By Dan Soalris

Going through the daily grind nowadays takes up more time compared to the previous generations- more traffic, more work to do, more stress. For most people, it seems like there are just not enough hours in a day to be able to do what they want and that includes going to the gym to get flatter abs.

Since I can't really advise you on how to increase your cash flow (a financial adviser might do a better job), I've decided to type-up this article on how to exercise effectively for strength, fat loss and the last elusive goal aforementioned- flatter abs.

In their quest for the almighty dollar, a large portion of society these days find it hard to find time to exercise. The lack of adequate physical activity combined with the potpourri of instant, delicious junk food we have at our disposal have made it all too easy to pack on the pounds and get oversized bellies.

Fat-loss and getting flatter abs is really just a matter of burning more calories than you consume. It's all about calorie management and maintaining a proper metabolism geared towards burning body fat. Maintaining healthy eating habits and doing proper exercises consistently will take care of that.

There are numerous advantages to having well developed muscles- a sexy physique, enough strength to move the couch to look for lost coins, and a higher metabolic rate. That's right- the more we pack-on muscle tissue, the more we're able to keep off extra blubber.

Most people are unaware of the fact that muscles use-up calories even in while immobile. This means our metabolism is directly proportionate to the amount of muscles we have and the more of it we pack on, the less fat we gain and soon after- voila, flatter abs!

Putting together a workout program that combines the calorie-busting benefits of high intensity aerobic sessions with muscle-building resistance training is the best way for people with a hectic schedule to get flatter abs. The calories burned doing hour's worth of low to moderate intensity exercises can be done in 15-20 minutes of intense exercise.

It might be a good idea to choose cardio exercises that you find fun to do- mountain-biking, jogging, martial arts, etc. The trick is to avoid dull and repetitive exercises if you want to be consistent with your workouts. Consistency is the key. - 17274

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