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Anonymous
Ok, I'll give you a serious answer.
If you're already skinny, then I'm going to assume you have almost zero fat over your abs, or at most a very thin layer.
What you need to do is build up the size of your abs now. To do this, do NOT start doing hundreds of crunches and sit ups every day, because that won't accomplish much. When it comes to building size and strength, it's the quality of the rep, not the quantity that counts.
Get down on the ground to do some crunches or situps like normal, but hold a weight on your chest, over your face, or behind your head (the further away from your abs, the more resistance thanks to physics).
The trick to this is that you need enough weight so that you start failing before 10 reps. You should feel a point where you're trying as hard as you can, but you simply can't go any further. When you're there, keep going until you start going backwards, then stop. That's the perfect failure, and you want to reach that before your 10th rep.
If you can pass 10, either move the weight further from your abs or add more.
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