It usually takes 3-6 months to see obvious abdominal muscle contours after doing 40 abdominal rolls per day, and the specific time is influenced by factors such as fat percentage, dietary control, and exercise intensity.
Abdominal curl mainly exercises the rectus abdominis muscle, but the appearance of the abdominal muscle group is directly related to the thickness of subcutaneous fat. If the body fat percentage is high, it is difficult to quickly show the abdominal muscle lines simply by rolling the abdomen. The body fat percentage of males needs to be reduced to below 15%, and females need to be reduced to below 20% in order to be clearly presented. The quality of the abdominal curling action is more important than the quantity. Standard abdominal curling should avoid neck compensation and maintain continuous abdominal force, with 15-20 times per group having better results. Combined with aerobic exercise such as jogging or skipping rope, it can accelerate fat consumption and improve the efficiency of abdominal muscle manifestation.
Due to genetic factors, some populations may have naturally obvious abdominal muscle morphology or rapid muscle growth, which may result in contouring within 2-3 months. But most people need to combine whole-body weight loss with comprehensive training of core muscle groups, and relying solely on a single abdominal roll has limited effectiveness. High intensity interval training is more beneficial for the breakdown of abdominal fat than uniform aerobic exercise. It is recommended to schedule three full body strength training sessions per week, combined with a protein rich diet, to promote muscle repair and growth.
It is recommended to include abdominal roll in the composite abdominal training plan, combining multi angle stimulation of abdominal muscles with flat support, supine leg lifting, and other movements, while strictly controlling the intake of refined carbohydrates and added sugars. Regularly measuring waist circumference and body fat changes can better reflect actual results than simply counting the number of abdominal rolls. If there is no improvement for 3 months, it is necessary to adjust the exercise plan or consult a professional fitness coach.
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