mplsdunk
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You mean sore or blowing out your shoulders pain?
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After a year on Tonal I have visible abs again. It took years of weight training and doing the Insanity workout series’s pre COVID for my abs to ok like this.
It’s constant excruciating pain though. Not even the old p90x was this much hurt.
so was it the year of tonal or the prior years of weight training? & why is it constant excruciating pain??
some have to grind & work hard but it really comes down to genetics & leanness…sprinkle in how much one has developed their core & i think its possible to have visible abs at higher body fat percentages; i’ve always been able to at least make my abs visible even when carrying extra weight & according the bmi scale i’d be in that obese/overweight category so statistically not supposed to have no sorts of visible abs
Ab muscle pain is constant. Any routine that involves the abs as a secondary hit area is deeply felt in the abs.
It could vary(the play on genetics). Alot of core strength training has led my definition. The difference now is even after eating my abs are still very visible.
Next goal is for the front ab view to be well defined
Do they have FLUID HIPS?what makes a person athletic? although i know there is no perfect way to measure it, but how would you compare and make a decision who's more athletic btw 2+ people