Your Guide To a Sixpack Part 1

Posted 08 December 2007 by kiez

six pack absThis is the best plan if you wish to get want to go down in weight and get a hot six pack all at in the same pack!

The first thing you have to do is make a training schedule that contains 3 things.

-What you eat and when you eat it!
-Fat burning activities
-Work-out plan

There are 1000 hard ways to get a flat belly and only 1 easy one. Here i will tell you more about the easy way for getting a six pack. Many people today are dreaming about getting a flat belly You might say that you dont have one but the truth is that you probably have fat covering it or your muscles are just really small. If you want a really strong and good six pack you should have less then 8% bodyfat, this can be dangerous for a girl but healthy for a guy.

Tips on how to burn away the fat
It is not only the 2-3 times a week when you go to the gym you get a chance to burn fat. Check out my tips what you can do to speed up the burning process even more!

Eat more protein!

It is very important that you eat a lot of protein as this will help you burn only your fat and not your muscles. Let me explain: if you workout your belly a lot but dont eat much protein you may risk losing both fat and muscles in the same time. You muscles will simply get smaller as you lose fat. The better way is to keep your muscles as they are or make them bigger and at the same time keep losing fat! To be able to do this you need to eat a lot of protein, I recommend at least 2 gram per kilo bodyweight. If you do this you will be able to gain muscles and loose fat a lot more easy.

Eat many times each day

Eat for example, 5 times each day instead of 3. Eaint multiple meals each day will make your body burn fat faster then if you eat only 3 times each day. Your body will then use energy to turn the food you eat into energy all day long instead of only doing so a few hours 3 times each day.

To be continued

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