Hi, Thanks to whoever answered my previous questions, lots of great answers…
Hi,
I was researching a bit, and I figured out some good exercises for six pack, etc…I am not overweight, but I definitely am not skinny….I have about 15-20% Body Fat…so my question….could I get some nice looks with good cardio and core exercises…about 1 hr a day? I am also getting a medicine ball, stability ball, kettlebell, and resistance bands to work with….now, I dont wanna get too buffish like this:
http://z.about.com/d/bodybuilding/1/0/h/1/Abs2.JPG
just more along the lines of this:
http://www.calvinklein.com/product/index.jsp?productId=3171587
Thanks. BTW…I have no gym to go to, just bodyweight, and the above listed materials I will be getting….
I also have a stationary bike and a gazelle (the equipment, not the animal).
And I have a lot of room to run if need be…got a whole forest path in my town.
Yeah, I’m also starting to aim for about 1500-2000 calories a day.
Also, for nice pecs (not huge and buffish), are some kettlebell swings, resistance bands, and pushups enough? Thanks again. And…when I do ab and cardio stuff, will that v-shape leading to the groin area automatically show…?
Melvin
Comments
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