Wednesday, August 29, 2012

The Most Effective Ab Machines

By Rick Miller


There is no shortage of commercials for exercise equipment designed to get you the perfect abs. Companies come out with all kinds of different contraptions that are supposed to get you a six pack without hardly any work. If it was really that easy wouldn't you think that everyone would be walking around with abs?

Are these machines really that ineffective or is there something else going on? Certainly a lot of research goes into developing the next ab rocker, and if people actually used them as often as they should, they would certainly get results. The main problem is that people get excited from the commercials but then lose their motivation to work out once they get the equipment home. So don't spend money where you don't have to.

The one good thing about all these ab commercials is that they are great at getting you motivated to workout. So while it's not the best use of your money to purchase one of these machines, they can still get your mind on the right track. What we really need to do is find some affordable ab machines that do what they claim.

One thing should be said before we get into our recommended products for ab work. It is that no matter how much you exercise, you must make sure you are eating healthy as well. You can't expect to just work your abs and lose a bunch of weight at the same time, so combine ab exercises with a healthy diet for maximum results.

With the understanding that you should be eating right, lets cover a couple of the best and most effective machines for working your abs. The first piece of equipment is the classic ab wheel. It comes in many forms and is often called the best piece of core equipment ever. There is good reason for this too, its because it just works. Additionally, they are very inexpensive and take up almost no space.

The other product we love is a wrap that goes around your waist. It works by providing electrical muscle stimulation to your waistline. This forces all your abdominal muscles to contract 1000's of times, and they work surprisingly well.




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