The secret to AB’s 😮
1. Prioritize calisthenics, it’s the most effective and efficient style of working out. Don’t let the gym rats fool you with weightlifting.( I’ve been there lol)
2. Cardio is very important, even if you don’t consider yourself to have a lot of fat. I myself would avoid cardio at all cost but doing so I held onto a lot of unnecessary fat… hiding my muscle growth
3. Calorie deficit has helped me a lot with learning portions and NOT eating more than I move my body. In return my body fat mass has decreased significantly, and my body is more toned even though I am 40 pounds less than before.
Prioritizing these three things I saw results within a month that I have not seen in years working out.
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What calisthenics exercises would you recommend? how many times a week and how long should these calisthenics workouts be?