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I’ve got a WAY BETTER idea for Abs: - Locate this machine - Get on it - Select a weight that will be very challenging in the 5-10 rep range - Do a set to failure or close - Take 3 mins rest - Repeat - Take 3 mins...

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Winter King's profile picture
Winter King7 months ago

Ok, we get it. Now stop posting about it because everyone is starting to use the machine and we only have one of them at my gym 😭

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Winter King7 months ago

🤌

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Z7 months ago

I can confirm, I've been exercising for 5-6 years in my life and I never had abs neither I cared about having them, 2 months ago I started using this machine with a few other abs exercises 3x a week and I've never seen my stomach looking so good like this before!

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Mithun.V7 months ago

Never seem to find the right position? What’s the ideal position? Also what about obliques?

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Dean Turner7 months ago

Depends on build of machine and your skeletal structure Hard to say for certain Usually top of shoulder is at top of back pad tho For obliques: An exercise that challenges lateral flexion And an exercise that challenges trunk rotation

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Mithun.V7 months ago

thanks man, your stuff has helped me narrow down the exercises to do!

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Dean Turner7 months ago

🤝💪🏻

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Fertile Fitness ☦️🧬🇺🇸7 months ago

yup, the twisty one too

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Guillermo7 months ago

I'll try this one as part of my routine, just like this.

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MG7 months ago

Isn’t one targeting the upper abs significantly more and the other is targeting lower abs significantly more? Both are great, just depends what your focus is from my experience.

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Dr. K, M.D.7 months ago

Just did this machine today 💪🏼 It’s perfect for core - contracting both the abs and the hip flexors.

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Dean Turner7 months ago

The plate loaded on is excellent

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G7 months ago

I love when people over complicate abs and calves training.

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Dean Turner7 months ago

You legit need 1 exercise for each

G's profile picture
G7 months ago

100%, problem with most people is they just flat out don’t train them hard at all.

Dean Turner's profile picture
Dean Turner7 months ago

Many such cases

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Johnny7 months ago

Use it 2X this week already 😁. Still have 4 more days left in the week. Let’s go

B's profile picture
B7 months ago

Absolute core destroyer this thing. I also do decline sit ups/crunches on the bench as well. Not sure any other ab workout is needed with these two in your programming.

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Dean Turner7 months ago

You get it 🤝

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Alan Neveu7 months ago

Exactly what I do, along with other abs exercises. Heck yes.

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Jiggles ♚7 months ago

Thank you 🙏🏾

Dean Turner's profile picture
Dean Turner7 months ago

Yesmam

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Brian7 months ago

I started using this machine about a month ago. I never took it seriously. It works. I highly recommend.

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Black Hammer7 months ago

Top tier ab machine 💪🏾🔥🔥

Dean Turner's profile picture
Dean Turner7 months ago

You know ball 🤝

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Black Hammer7 months ago

& so many ppl use it wrong 💀

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Gooche le’ Doofnstein7 months ago

lol I got locked up on the floor for 10 minutes, then killed a bear with my hands

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Saibhreas7 months ago

I used that yesterday. Still hurting.

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Ben Shapiro's Biceps 💪🍋🔆7 months ago

What am I doing wrong if I feel like my back feels weird while doing it? Drop the weight down?

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Dean Turner7 months ago

Potentially The focus should be on flexing and extending your spine with arms and legs fixed in place

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Ben Shapiro's Biceps 💪🍋🔆7 months ago

Will give that a shot tonight! Thank you

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Dean Turner7 months ago

🤝💪🏻

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Big G from Big D7 months ago

Alright...I'll start using it. I see it everyday at the gym.

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Kai7 months ago

I do this 4x a week. Can confirm it works. The moral is: Don't be a dummy doing infinite bicycle crunches and wondering why you don't have visible abs.

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Silastica7 months ago

Difference between the two : he’s building “empty” muscle, the look and feel of abs She’s building a proper core, functionality and flexibility. Her method is better, takes longer time but ultimately stronger core than him

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Dean Turner7 months ago

EMPTY MUSCLE @CoachFHM

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Francis Melia7 months ago

@prospersadness Now that’s a new one 😆

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Dean Turner7 months ago

@prospersadness My mentions are a mess today, bro Check the leg press vid

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Drew McPherson7 months ago

@CoachFHM @prospersadness Idk why everybody thinks you should train abs different than any other muscle. Progressive overload them like anything else. Pissed my gym doesn’t have one of these it’s my favorite

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Dean Turner7 months ago

@CoachFHM @prospersadness

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B1 commander battle droid7 months ago

I wish I had the genes to have good abs ah well I’ll keep at it. I typically do 20 reps. For 3 to 5 sets

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root7 months ago

the ab machine changed my life (gave me abs)

Dean Turner's profile picture
Dean Turner7 months ago

You get it 🤝

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Bills_Bro7 months ago

Both are correct. Hers works more overall core rather than straight up abdominal muscles. But both do a great job for the midsection.

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Intense Investor7 months ago

@0x3Jay 🤣🤣🤣

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MessiRamazani7 months ago

I try this but always get bad spasms in my abs and have to flex back to remove the spasm

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Brent Swancer7 months ago

My gym doesn't have one of these. Where do you finds all of these glorious toys?

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Dean Turner7 months ago

Even both the LA fitness locations I go to has this

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Brent Swancer7 months ago

Not the gym I go to, sadly. I want this and that bench press machine you showed a while back.

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Tom7 months ago

Meh. The incline bench reverse crunch thing is brutal, good, and can be done at any gym. Not sure why she’s leaving her bum on the bench though, she should get that whole lower body in the air, straighten legs and lower down slowly.

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punk__227 months ago

They added one of these to my gym. Basically lock the arms out on the bar and drive pmforward using abs. Incredible bit of kit, never seen it before ! Have you?

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Dean Turner7 months ago

Yeah I’m not a fan personally Much prefer the traditional hands by ears

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Ea7 months ago

This good?

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Dean Turner7 months ago

I’m not a fan of those at all

John Johnson's profile picture
John Johnson7 months ago

What’s closest exercise to this for those of us that don’t have access to the machine?

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Dean Turner7 months ago

Cable crunches or decline crunches

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Corvus Corax 🇷🇺🇺🇦🇮🇱🇵🇸7 months ago

Women should avoid this exercise though

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Vincent Vega7 months ago

Is this machine better for upper or lower abs?

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Victor7 months ago

How is he 3 times my size but ab crunches 1/3 of my work weight? I don't get it.

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