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  • Stuart Mcgill prescribes the curl up. side bridge, and bird dog as abdominal exercises to keep your back healthy in his book low back disorders. These exercises are static exercises aside from the bird dog. Any opinion on this routine?

  • Hey! Have you heard the talk about - fast abs magic (Have a quick look on google cant remember the place now)? Ive heard some extraordinary things about it and my BF got ripped Six pack abs and lost lots of weight with it.

  • Thanks for this post. Learned alot in a short 10 minutes, and may explain some of the fatigue I'm having in certain places of my body that the doctors cannot.

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  • Very imortant information-and will say i didn't know that-never heard that-but enough to see and recognize the logic- gives you a direction to do it right or don't do it. I'm more inspired to do it now.  i like to do it right. thanks its great stuff.

  • big words!!1lol

  • Thnx Josh, very useful info.

  • Josh Keep It UP!!!

  • very good and useful video as always. thanx man

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  • Could you please let me know the address of your blog or website? where I can check out about Fungal Infections, Bacterial,etc. Thanks : )

  • VERY  GOOD!!!

  • Very informative. I believe all muscle groups consist of both type 1 and type 2 muscle fibers. Greater than twelve repetitions in general develop muscle endurance which is important. There are at least five different kinds of strength: power, power endurance, maximal strength, strength endurance, muscle endurance and speed strength. I believe it's important to develop each for each muscle group. But a certain type of strength is most important for any given muscle group.

  • Great vid!

    TOM

  • Good points as always.

  • very interesting thanks a 1000 i mean 10-12 hah!!

  • great video. thanks for the info!

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