/fit/ there are so many different opinions regarding training

Hanging Leg or Knee raises + Lying Leg raises on a bench.

This will hit your upper and lower portion of the abs.

Don't believe me? try it yourself.

>>37096142

No. The abs are all one muscle, the segmentation is caused by tendon-like fibres over the top of the muscle rather than them being different parts.

>>37096147
You appear to have confused the hip flexors with the abs.

>>37096163
>You appear to have confused the hip flexors with the abs.

Then why does my upper abs burn when I do knee raises and then my lower abs burn when I do lying leg raises on a bench?

explain that one mr know it all haha xD

If you move your torso, it will target the upper. If you move your legs it will target the lower..

>>37096142
Most of that will be affected by the tendons that run across the rectus abdominalis that define the abs. However, to get the maximum definition you can out of your genetics, do some hanging leg raises holding a dumbell between your feet.

>>37096171

Because your psoas - which is a hip flexor - runs under your lower abdominal area to connect with the spine.

>>37096147
>>37096171
Dyel giving advice pls stop

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>Lower Abs

You also isolate the middle upper chest? How about lower lats?

Look at Arnold in his prime. Does he have visible lower abs?

>>37096142
Most men can't see their lower abs until they're well into single digits bodyfat.

Women should be able to see them well before 10%. If you're a woman, you're probably measuring your bf% inaccurately.