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omer123456 Amateur Bodybuilder (Total posts: 28)	posted August 03, 2000 03:05 PM 1)can u over train your abs??? 2)can u recommend about a magazine about muscles and fitness I should subscribe to?(i'm 15 if it makes a difference) IP: Logged
Rexie317 Pro Bodybuilder (Total posts: 524)	posted August 03, 2000 04:59 PM You can over train them. They get tired just like your other muscles only recover faster. I dont know any mags to recommend to ya. ------------------ Winners make promises, losers make excuses. " When the odds are against me I prove them wrong, when all else fails I succeed, when all else ceases to live I breath, when all turns to ashes from it I rise, so it doesn't matter what you throw at me or what you do, I am, I do, that's all that matters." -The Iron Tank. IP: Logged
Scotty the Body Amateur Bodybuilder (Total posts: 22)	posted August 03, 2000 08:25 PM I think you can train abs every other day, some say you can do them every day, everyone's diffrent. As for mags, the pictures are good and some of the articles are good to but stay away from the programs. IP: Logged
TRIHARD Amateur Bodybuilder (Total posts: 89)	posted August 04, 2000 07:17 AM A good rule of tumb with abs is if there still sore from your last workout,don't train them.They do recover quickly though, for most people every other day is ok.As far as magazines go flex is good for pictures to inspire you, but don't follow the champs routines they give, you'll overtrain big time.Your pretty young so just stick to a few basis lifts like squats, bench, presses, chins and ab work, thats it.Don't go heavy, perfect your form, and try and eat well.Good luck. IP: Logged
omer123456 Amateur Bodybuilder (Total posts: 28)	posted August 04, 2000 10:03 AM thx everybody IP: Logged
MrMuscle Pro Bodybuilder (Total posts: 1564)	posted August 04, 2000 10:10 AM when i was into athletics (was on the national team) the coaches ther told me that you could never overtrain your abs, dont ask me why and shit. but if you want a sixpack, wich im guesing you do. then once every third day is enough. just make sure you hit every part of the abs lower/upper/obliques. and remember, nobody ever got a sixpack without a good diet and cardio. ------------------ "Pain, is just weakness leaving your body" "...damn you for not giving my TEST" - Metallica "After this show i'll be fat and happy again.....If i make it to the show...." - Lee Priest "Lets put some weight on the bar.." - Shawn Ray IP: Logged
MaxMuscle Pro Bodybuilder (Total posts: 210)	posted August 04, 2000 04:54 PM I recommend The Complete Book of Abs. It's a good book. I really have enjoyed it. I don't normally like magazines. The only I like is Ironman Magazine. The routines in there are good. You don't overtrain doing them. But be aware, some are for intermediates not for beginners. If you want to start an intermediate routine, start out with less sets and gradually increase them. Good luck. Diet is also an important factor. ------------------ Go Huge Or Go Home IP: Logged