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1. Six pack visible trick:- The strength and appearance of your six-pack are influenced by a variety of factors.  In terms of having a strong rectus abdominis, regularly training this muscle directly through core exercises can help your six-pack be more effective at moving your spine.




2. Subcutaneous belly fat:- It’s important to know that not having visible six-pack abdominals doesn’t mean your core is weak, or even that you are carrying excess weight. 
                  Generally, visible six-pack abs require a body fat percentage much lower than that needed for general health benefits.



                     Additionally, a recent Harvard Health article stated that excess visceral fat, which is located deeper in your abdomen and surrounds your organs, is far more dangerous to your health than excess subcutaneous fat, which lies just under your skin and coves your muscles from the outside.  

                      Greater levels of visceral fat may not affect the visibility of your six-pack to the same extent as subcutaneous fat, despite the fact that excess visceral fat is a greater health concern.


3. Be A Goal Of A six Pack Abs:- Collectively, the core muscles stabilize the spine and allow it to bend and twist as required for functional activities.  The biggest benefits of core training have nothing to do with visible abdominals. Furthermore, the abdominals are just one of many core muscles you should target in your routine.

                 For example, a recent study found that 4 weeks of core strength training improved performance on sudden perturbation tasks, which correlate to your ability to catch yourself and stand upright when you’re about to fall over.

                   Regarding athletic performance, additional research found that an 8-week core training program improved static balance, core endurance, and running economy in college running athletes.


 
                     Finally, one study on core training and low back pain found that all core routines studied improved lower back pain. Yet, routines that targeted the deeper core muscles, such as the transverse abdominis and multifidus, had the greatest positive effects on lower back pain


4. Eat a vegetables and protein:- Eating a diet high in fresh fruits and vegetables is associated with weight loss and weight maintenance.  For example, a recent meta-analysis found that fruit and vegetable intake in women was directly correlated with losing weight and body fat.



                  Ensuring adequate protein intake is also important for fat loss and weight maintenance.  In fact, one study found consuming protein beyond the recommended dietary intake was associated with decreased body fat percentages and maintained amounts of lean muscle mass throughout the duration of the study


5. 7 Hours sleep:- As mentioned, not sleeping enough is associated with weight gain and obesity. Getting 7–8 hours of sleep each night will be a good foundational step toward long-term fat loss.



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