Circuit Training is definitely my favorite way getting rid belly fat and getting Ripped six pack abs. I think it is so good because more muscles of the body are incorporated as oppose to an inferior workout like cycling machines where only the lower body is used!
Circuit
training is not only
awesome way of getting Ripped Six Pack Abs but it also works great for
developing strength, endurance, flexibility and coordination.
The great thing also about Circuit training is that it can be altered to fit your goal of building muscle mass, losing fat and in this case getting visible Six Pack Abs.

Circuit Training in the gym can be quite difficult especially if you head there around peak times. This is so because often in circuit you must use a variety of dumbbells, barbells, machines, benches and so on.
This of course can cause a problem if
you’re
trying to complete all of the exercises in the circuit in a busy
overcrowded
gym.
Unless you solely have the use of all the equipment in the gym I would usually recommend sticking to one method of working out.
For example, a circuit comprised totally of dumbbells
and
bodyweight exercise or barbell and bodyweight exercises.
This
way you can stick to just
one area of the gym with your bench and dumbbells or barbell and
complete the
exercises without any waiting around for the use of gym equipment.
Waiting
around in between
exercise makes no sense as circuits are always completed right through
with no
rest.
You
might have noticed that I
didn’t mention anything about machine weights in the circuit and with
good
reason. In my opinion, I don’t thing machine weights have much place in
a
Circuit. I believe this because your goal with circuit training, to get
Ripped
Abs Fast, is to firstly lose body fat and secondly to gain muscle mass.
Quite
frankly I don’t believe
that they recruit enough of the muscles of the body to be effective at
dispensing
Calories.
I would much rather include a free weights or bodyweight movements that not only recruits the muscles it’s done for but also all the core ab muscles which are targeted indirectly from doing free weight or bodyweight exercises.
I
think It must be said that
Circuit training will not build you slabs of lean muscle mass. In fact
a gain
of 3lbs of muscle in the space of a month would be quite good. Don’t be
put off by
this though. 
The aim of circuit training for you is to get Ripped Abs
not to
bulk up. Circuit Training is a means of maintaining muscle mass and
losing body
fat so you will eventually reveal the rock hard abs and defined muscle
beneath
that layer of subcutaneous fat.
Anyway,
A person who weight 180
with a 10% body fat looks much bigger (and Better!) than an individual
who
weight 200ls with a 20% bodyfat.
The circuit outlined below is to be completed 3 days a week with 1 or 2 short Cardio session in the mix. When doing the Circuit you should complete it right through with no breaks between exercises.
This can be difficult so ensure you drop back on the weights
you
usually do so you don’t become totally fatigue and unable to complete
the set
or the reps outlined.
Rest after every circuit for no more than 90 seconds. You have to be the best judge of how many sets to do. Start with 3 sets and then bump it up if you feel you can give more. Don’t go over 40 minutes of Exercise!
| Weekly Ripped Abs Workout Routine |
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Monday Ripped Abs Workout
Bent
over rows
3-6 x 8 Push-ups
3-6 x 12 Arnold
presses
3-6 x 8 Bicycle
crunch
3-6 x 20 Lunges
3-6 x 8 per leg Deadlifts
3-6 x 8 Plank
x 30 secs (keep back flat,
abs tight, body weight is on forearms and toes only) Wednesday Ripped Abs WorkoutResistance Training Sets x Reps Dumbell Press 3-6 x 12-15. Pullups 3-6 x 10-12. Clam shell Crunch 3-6 x 20 reps Burpees 3-6 x 10 reps Tricep Dips 3-6 x 15. Squats with Dumbells 3-6 x 8 Crunches 3-6 x 20
Friday Ripped Abs Workout
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Points to Note
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