Radiator Rippled Abs – Workout #1

March 16, 2010 by  
Filed under Bugs Workout Routines, The Fitness Bug

I’ve been getting my abs back into shape again recently, and for those who have read the Unique Bodyweight Exercises Ebook. You will know that is one of my key focus points. It was once completely defined and is by no means in bad shape. But when people tell you that your body has changed… it probably has.

In order to hit all areas of a certain muscle group, you need to provide that muscle group with ‘supreme’ variety. That is what you can do with the workout routine below. These exercise variations aren’t entirely common and they may or may not be new to you. Nevertheless, performing them in the order described will without a doubt, rip your core to shreds and assist with the transformation to radiator abs.

Alternate Heel Touchers

Sets: 3
Reps: 25
Rest: 3 minutes rest between each set

Long Arm Crunches


Sets: 3
Reps: 25
Rest: 3 minutes rest between each set

Russian Twists (One variation to use with a medicine ball)

Sets: 3
Reps: 25
Rest: 3 minutes rest between each set

See you in the comments

P.S Build A 6 Pac: From Flab to Flat is coming soon. Click the image on the right if you wanted to be automatically updated.

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11 Responses to “Radiator Rippled Abs – Workout #1”
  1. promotional gifts says:

    I have what appears to be bulges in my extreme upper stomach area right next to the rid cage just below the solar plexis right next to my lower chest.. I get an extreme burning pain there when doing crunches..what is wrong with me? please advise.

  2. Graffiti Art says:

    Great to know that.

  3. Shaun says:

    No problem Eugene.

  4. abs excercise says:

    There are many sites on abdominal training but I have found your wp site highly informative and excellent reading. I have made a note of your site and was wondering if there any other websites that can provide the same quality of information on abs training and core stability particularly in sports performance?

  5. Shaun says:

    I’m glad that you are positively benefiting from this. In regards to sports performance: I can only give you my knowledge from an Athletes perspective as that’s my background. The training involved for each sport will usually be unique to each. But what you find here works best overall for everyday bodybuilding fitness.

  6. lower ab exercises says:

    It is just what I need. Thank you for all the information on this

  7. http://mytwincitiesblog.com/ says:

    Oh.. it reminds me of the days that I still do the workout.

  8. Brighton Blocked Drain says:

    The problem I have is finding the time to workout but when I do work out I’m always trying to work on my stomach. This workout is perfect for me, thanks for the guide.

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