Hit more cardio if you say that your diet/nutritional intake is spot on. Genetics play the largest role here for this trouble spot on many, but you can blast past that. Get some more stimulates in, and to really get them to pop is to to also apply resistance, increase your volume and intensity, this will yield hypertrophy.
Keep in mind that you have a variety of muscle there, so hitting them from every angle is a must.... Treat your abs as you would your pecs, you hit pecs from different angles, so the same applies for the abs if you want to get them to pop/stand out more, considering your diet and all is in check and that genetics are just slowing you up a bit...
Get that cardio up too like I suggested...
Hit more cardio if you say that your diet/nutritional intake is spot on. Genetics play the largest role here for this trouble spot on many, but you can blast past that. Get some more stimulates in, and to really get them to pop is to to also apply resistance, increase your volume and intensity, this will yield hypertrophy.
Keep in mind that you have a variety of muscle there, so hitting them from every angle is a must.... Treat your abs as you would your pecs, you hit pecs from different angles, so the same applies for the abs if you want to get them to pop/stand out more, considering your diet and all is in check and that genetics are just slowing you up a bit...
Get that cardio up too like I suggested...
I have visible abs not washboard but have some fat below my belly line. Diet is in check, cardio, weight program. What can I do to get that excess off! Thanks PM for the great site!
I tried the hydroxcut and it never worked for me. I plan on this new program coming up for my lab rats.
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This is going to sound stupid but try to have an open mind. I use the "draw it in technique whenever I can. Imagine drawing in your bellybutton, away from your belt, hold it for 10 seconds and let it out. Do this for a few reps at a time throughout the day. This is not the same as flexing your abs, more sucking in your lower abs. Think how much time you spend slouched over...sitting down or even just standing in line somewhere, doing the dishes, brushing your teeth, using the toilet, etc. All of these activities and more allow us to "slump" or relax our lower abdominal muscles. Drawing in your lower abs (essentially doing an isometric) isn't the end all but it will help. Do it enough and it will happen naturally.