Top 5 exercises for abs?

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Crunches n' planks.

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Ab wheel is literally the only thing you need.

Russian twists, knee/leg raises, and GH situps

the following ones, proceed to high reps(15) and then add weight and keep hitting the high reps until you bump the weight up again:

ab wheel
hanging leg raises
that bar you put on the corner and twist it around with your obliques
cable wood choppers

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Anything that doesn't involve spinal flexion.

My personal favorites are bodysaws, stir the pot and long lever posterior pelvic tilt planks.

accordion crunches
weighted leg raises
weighted decline crunches
ab wheel
SPRINTING!!!

Front lever, L-sits, straddle-L and manna.

Fork put-downs

Leg raises to failure and then knee raises immediately after to failure has done more to my abs and. obliques than any other exercise so I dropped them all.

If you can't see your abs while bulking, it doesn't mean you shouldn't train them.

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do you know what abs are?

Are hanging situps any good? It looks relatively impressive, but I don't know how effective they actually are.

hollow body hold

I've been doing those for like 2 weeks I'd like to know if I've been memed or not

hanging leg raise
ab wheel
fork putdowns
cardio
heavy compounds

I have a love hate relationship with this hold
it always finds the exact weak point in my abs and murders it

PLANKS IS ALL YA NEED. NO CRUNCHES UNLESS YA WANNA FUCK YA SPINE UP MATE

I just do compounds and don't eat like a fatass. 5 mins of planks on my off-days. Still got decent abs

this.

Dragon flags as well.

and exactly because of that the hollow body hold is the best ab exercise

Fork put downs x5
Plate push aways x5

Abs are really just the kitchens of the soul

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Good vid

An user posted a 5X15 kneeling cable crunch with a 15-20 second break in between sets. I've been doing that every day and have seen a damn near instant improvement in AB definition. Heavy enough to make you feel it but light enough to where you're getting the full range of motion.