Hi Rob, you have always been an inspiration in …

by Rob on May 19, 2013

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Hi Rob,

you have always been an inspiration in what you have been able to achieve and what you are spreading around you…health!!

I am 33 yrs old and have struggled with weight loss all my adult life. I am having some success on your program but the belly fat refuses to budge (the stomach has lifted and is no longer the droopy pouch) still the fat clings on. its important for me to tighten my core muscles as i want to start a family soon.

I would love to get a copy of the amazing ab exercises and once i have a stronger core maybe i can plan for a family!!

Thanks for doing this…i know who ever wins this copy would put it to best use!

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    I am a 35yrs old man and always have been very lean and luckily can eat a lot without gaining weight!! however I dont have any muscle definition and my wife is getting hotter day by day by following your site and i feel “not up to her”. i want to be as sexy as she is getting. I do weights but dont know where and how to go and how to get the body i (and my wife) dream of!! this prize would mean a lot. thanks

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1 marie February 6, 2009 at 1:55 pm

I NEEEEEED this program!!

I have been pretty overweight my entire life.. I finally got my weight somewhat under control but my midsection is unbearable! Loose and flabby. I try crunches and situps but all they do is strain my neck.

Thanks for reading!

2 Peter Hagström February 6, 2009 at 2:05 pm

Well i had major setbacks all my life but lately things start to turn around to good things, i got the adhd/damp diagnosis a few years back and now i know why things didnt really want to go my way,
i was almost rejected by all the classmates in school becuase i was different and now i have decided that i going to get even
on them (to become the one who the girls will really going to look at) and i recently decided to join the local gym to get some help to get there and is it somethings i really want then it would be abs
like killer abs or something like that atm i feel like an sponge…

I know with an well trained and toned body that i will get some
self confidence back…

Well that is as honest anyone can get.

3 Judy Haynie February 6, 2009 at 2:11 pm

I REALLY need the Ab Training Program….you see I am getting married in October and I need to feel great about myself….in addition to knocking the socks off my groom! Thanks!

Judy

4 Jason Stevenson February 6, 2009 at 2:13 pm

Rob,

Your emails and blog have been very motivational over the past several weeks since I found you. I have been using several of your techniques to change my life forever.

I have lost 40 pounds since November of last year, and getting rid of dairy products and eating live foods has really helped my losses. I am hoping to get down about 30 more to my goal weight of 190 pounds.

I have never been able to see my abdominal muscles, even in boot camp in the Army I was on the “fat boy” program doing situps and pushups outside my Drill Sergeant’s door each night. All of that effort allowed me to pass the physical exams, but that is all.

I have never had those washboard abs, and I desperately need the right set of tools to get me there. This looks like the right tool for the job.

Thanks for all of your support and inspiration. Keep up the good work with the blog and site!

Jason

5 Marcie February 6, 2009 at 2:16 pm

Hey Rob!

I would love a copy of the book! I have always had a lot of fat in the midsection and I have been diligently working on getting rid of it. I feel that this book would be very beneficial in helping me reach my goals. I have tried standard ab crunches and exercises and I have never been able to get rid of the post-pregnancy (hanging belly) I can see this book being very helpful for all moms out there who want to lose the fat without opting for tummy tucks or lipo.

6 Wendy February 6, 2009 at 2:31 pm

I would really like this book to help both my husbad and myself to improve our healthy and our appearances. We cruise a lot and trust me that no one really appreciates seeing either of our bellies when we are in bathing suits! Also, improving our abs will have a lasting effect on our marriage as we will be able have more intimate interactions, right now both of our bellies seem to get in the way. Honesty sometimes hurts but in this case it just might save so lives by helping us improve our health as well as our marriage. Please choose us! Thanks.

7 Fred Thompson February 6, 2009 at 2:35 pm

I’ve been reading your email newsletter for a few months. Years ago I became quite disillusioned with the mega bodybuilding magazines with their super long, low intensity execises and focus on pushing products of advertisers. The high intensity execises of Jones, etc. always made much more sense to me. Seven years ago I herniated a disc doing deep heavy squats. (long story but, basically, my mental focus was elsewhere and I leaned forward too much and the leverage change was too much.) It took three years to fully recover from the surgery. Important lesson: the core is critical and structural damage is forever. Since then, I’ve found it difficult to find good information about how to exercise the abs. I found Pilates and developed a few body weight exercises of my own. Another flareup last year brought back to the basics. Now I’m doing things like slow knee curls and extensions on my back with a blood pressure cuff under the lumbar to ensure form and give objective feedback. Last week I discussed the idea from your newsletter that the abs are stabilizers, not motion muscles with my back doctor and physical therapist. They both agreed, as do I. I’d love to see what you hvae in your new ab manual. Also, for anyone who’d read this far and has an open mind, please don’t do something stupid like I did. Seek out good training information such as you’ll find here. A disc injury is forever…or at least until you’re in your 60s and the discs start to dry out. Be careful with heavy weights and alway strive to improve your form. Fovus on results, not showboating moves. That mindset led me to gynmastic abs but a little inattention and I’m back to the beginning again after about 10 months of down time. Can you recover? Probably. Can you get fantastic results using the information you’ll find here? Yes, much faster than if you try what the supermarket magazines promote. Are you interested in results? If so, pay attention to the things you read here.

8 Rob February 6, 2009 at 3:27 pm

Thanks Fred.

Yes, to avoid injury we must train smart and stay focused on the task at hand (not get distracted), and develop a strong core.

When I was hiking the west coast trail in 2004, I was carrying an 80 pound backpack. I had to cross gully’s by walking across a log that spanned the gap.

It was my trainers words in my mind that I kept hearing:

“Engage your core, and keep it engaged”

The stronger our core muscles are, the safer we are at all our lifts – squat, bench, rows etc.

This is NOT just about looking good.

9 Chris February 6, 2009 at 4:35 pm

I used to be 7% body fat and could see some nice ab definition… now I’m 18% and am disgusted with my round gut haha. Want to get some tips to get the abs popping back!

10 BLR February 6, 2009 at 5:10 pm

See, your other giveaways scared the crap out of me – I’m terrified of regimens that will require me to push my flabby beginner’s body to limits that cause me to pass out at the gym (almost happened – twice – and I need to remember that I can’t do the hard stuff unquestioned).

THIS giveaway interests me greatly. I know that a good core ab workout is key to a workout program. I’m currently reading Body-for-LIFE for Women (Bill is only a little involved in this project, it’s a woman MD who has worked on this book), and when I’m ready to construct my workout (this weekend is the goal), I would like to be fully armed with the best ab workouts out there. I think if this is a set you recommend, it’s something I’d certainly like to test out to see how it works.

11 Kim February 6, 2009 at 5:55 pm

Rob,

I’d really like to get on this program, not just for me, but also my husband. We have both hit 50 and need to shape up a bit. A bit? He’s getting paunchy and well, I’m just fat! I want something we can work on together. Toning his abs will definitely appeal to his male ego and I’d love to see him with nice abs again!
In addition, our 15 yr old daughter is on the basketball team and although she is pretty fit, I’m sure we could all do this as a family. Hopefully, it will lead to more activities and exercise together! That would be great. So, won’t you help us with that first step? Thanks!

12 Priyam February 6, 2009 at 9:50 pm

I am the worthy contender of the best abs exercises because i want to sculpt 6-pack abs as a challenge given to me by my girl. I have lost 20kgs which is 44lbs till now but the fat around the abdominal area is not going and i have to get rid of it for her and think that i should have access to the best ab exercises. Thus i’ll be able to take my fitness level to a new level and also complete the challenge i have got.

Thanks

13 Norm February 7, 2009 at 3:02 am

I think i can use this book to my advantage to get a little more romper stomper in the bedroom,the missus is naturally thin (grrrr) and i’m not, i have have had to work hard to get to where i am and some cracking abs would be the icing on my cake!

14 Tara February 7, 2009 at 11:25 am

Hi Rob,

you have always been an inspiration in what you have been able to achieve and what you are spreading around you…health!!

I am 33 yrs old and have struggled with weight loss all my adult life. I am having some success on your program but the belly fat refuses to budge (the stomach has lifted and is no longer the droopy pouch) still the fat clings on. its important for me to tighten my core muscles as i want to start a family soon.

I would love to get a copy of the amazing ab exercises and once i have a stronger core maybe i can plan for a family!!

Thanks for doing this…i know who ever wins this copy would put it to best use!

15 Chris Piper February 7, 2009 at 4:45 pm

Why do I need help getting ripped up abs?

Simple. Years ago I asked Marisa Tomei out on a date and she took a long look at my 280lbs frame and said “You can have a date with me when you fit nicely into a pair of 30 inch waist Levi’s” – she kissed me on the cheek and wished me luck.

So you see, I’ve got the motivation to lose the weight, but I need HELP with getting all the right excercises to get a 30″ waist.

It’s gonna take a lot of work…I’m ready.

16 Meg February 7, 2009 at 8:33 pm

I must have this program. I miss my toes! Haven’t seen them for years!

Thanks.
Meg Jackson

17 Rob February 8, 2009 at 9:57 pm

A winner has been chosen for the Best Abdominal Exercises You’ve Never Heard Of giveaway. See the bottom of the post for who it was. Contact me for the details on how to receive your free gift.

and thank you for everyone involved in this giveaway

18 Judy Haynie February 9, 2009 at 7:31 am

Hi Rob. Thanks for personally chosing me for a copy of the “Best Abs Exercises” and congratulations on YOUR upcoming wedding as well!

Let me know how I can get my copy.

Thanks Again! I can’t wait to get started.

19 Grace February 11, 2009 at 3:32 pm

I’m glad Judy won the prize – would be great to see the wedding photo and her abs on the honeymoon! Go Judy !!!

20 Fred Thompson February 25, 2009 at 3:17 am

@sekssus, strong abs help protect you from back injury. All force in your body goes through the pelvis (oversimplified statement, I know…) Your lower back is the weakest link. Ab fitness actively protects the lower back and keeps posture proper.