what's the fastest way for getting hard abs?


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lots of cardio and a good schedule for ab crunches and a mixture of other ab exercises plus a good diet.

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Crunches and sit-ups.
Butt lifts, also known as straight leg lifts.
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how fast are we wanting? and how much time do you have to dedicate? These are important factors. But you can start with an ab roller, they're amazing!
there is a saying, "abs are made in the kitchen, not in the gym". It is true. You have to be careful what you eat. Drink a lot of water. Do cardio all the time. Crunches and situps in different variations. You will be cut in no time!
work em hard and eat lots of protien to feed the muscle.
first things first.sort your diet out second eat 6 times a day and include in this good quality protein(shakes are handy)..plenty of cardio and resistance training..drink plenty of water and get plenty of sleep..p.s worst of all.ditch the beer
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Crunches work well. side and front.

Here's a good workout.

http://diet.ivillage.com/tone/tabs/0,,2bg,00.html
Assuming you are a resonably fit person (i.e. nonsmoker, not obese, overweight, etc.) and eat resonably for such a person you are probably missing exercise.

The classic method of building abs is the situp, or crunch. You can also try bicycle sit ups, oblique crunches etc. Order a video off the internet, it will probably cost to a lot less than a ab-doer or whatever, and is helpful.

Or just tough it out. Situps, every day. Up and down (don't put your hands behidn your head, instead lightly touch your ears). Don't touch the floor, go back until you feel your abs fully tight, then start going up. Get someone to hold your feet, it helps your form. Do it in sets. Start with sets of 30 (maybe 2-3 sets) and work your way up to 4 sets of 50. YOu can do 2 in the morning and two at night. Do not alternate days, do at least a few every day or you will get sore. Remember to stretch before, during and after. If you want variety, alternate different ab exercises and pushups.
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