«Recti» refers to the rectus abdominis, aka the six -
pack muscle group.
Not exact matches
There is more to the abdominal area than the six -
pack — this
muscle group includes many interconnected
muscles that run up the back and stretch down to the butt, and all of them should get a piece of the action if you want to get the kind of ripped stomach you see on magazine covers.
6
pack abs is maybe the most desired, but at the same time the most rarely seen
muscle group on every physique out there.
Both
Group 1 and
Group 2 had free access to a gym, but
Group 1 actually lost almost a pound of
muscle while
Group 2
packed on five more pounds of it.
I have a six -
pack and noticeable definition and striations in my
muscle groups.
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Five exercises ensure that you address both
groups of
muscle to keep your waste small and that six -
pack visible.»
Not only are they multi-joint movements that target more than one
muscle group per time that will increase your efficiency, but they also are the key factor in
packing on lean
muscle.
Finally, another important factor to get six
packs is to train not just your core, but all the other
muscle groups, mainly the big ones.
Definition: The maximum amount of strength you can muster in one tightly -
packed group of
muscle fibers — in other words: hard, wiry strength.
The rectus abdominis is the
muscle group we're probably the most familiar with because it's also known as the «six -
pack»
muscles.
If you look beyond the six
pack, you'll see a
group of
muscles that have a very important purpose.
2) Cesky Terrier (terrier
group)-- «developed to be a well -
muscled, short legged and well - pigmented hunting terrier that could be worked in
packs.