WHAT ARE THE BEST V Line Workout Exercises?
These are the best exercises I know on how to get the v line muscle to develop:
1.) Side to Side Knee Ups:
This is probably my favorite exercise in my v cut abs workout. I was first introduced to this exercise by Rusty Moore of Fitness Black Book. This exercise involves hanging from a pull up bar with your arms locked out. From here you’re going to raise your knees up to the side alternating side to side. This exercise works best for high repetitions. Ideally you want to build up to 60 reps total (30 per side). When doing this exercise you want to keep constant contraction on your abs. Therefore you will only bring your knees down just below parallel instead of straightening your legs up completely.
2.) Leg Raise From Dip Bar + Leg Spread:
Another great exercise for the v abs muscle. For this exercise you are going to support your body with straight arms on a pair of parallel dip bars. From here you are going to lift your legs up until they are parallel to the floor. From here you are going to spread your legs wide forming a large v and then your going to bring them back together and return to the starting position. Repeat for 6-15 reps. If you have very strong abs you can perform 2 or more leg spreads per rep. Ex: lift legs up, open legs, close legs, open legs, close legs and lower.
3.) Renegade Rows
Renegade Rows are an awesome exercise. Renegade Rows are incredible for building super tight obliques that serve to frame the six pack and offer stability. However one thing that people don’t realize is that the v shape muscle is directly connected to the obliques. As a result by strengthening the obliques you also improve the v shape muscle.
THE V LINE Abs WORKOUT
1.) Leg Raises on Dip Bars + Leg Spread: 3 x 6-15 reps
2.) Renegade Rows: 3 x 6 reps per side
3.) Side to Side Knee Ups: 2 x max reps
4.) Plank: 2 sets x max time
Workout Notes:
- Perform this workout 2-3x per week
- Rest 60 seconds in between sets
- You can perform this workout at the end of your usual workout routine
Additional Notes on the V Cut Abs Workout
As you can see, developing the V line muscle doesn’t require tons of confusing, complicated exercises. All you need is a few simple, key exercises to help develop v cut abs and build amazing definition in your abs.
Funny enough, I was at the gym the other day and I bumped into a buddy of mine. After a few minutes of joking he asked me a question that I seem to get more and more frequently.
Chris: “Hey man, do you know how to get a v line? You know, the sex lines, crotch muscle, v cut, super v, adonis belt, apollo’s belt, iliac furrow…”
I laughed for a second because many of the names he spat out I never even heard of before. Lucky for him, I knew exactly how to build the coveted v line body.
I took him through my v line abs workout routine above and he could totally feel the v line muscle working for the first time in his life.
Why Are V Line Abs So Great?
Nothing really… EXCEPT that something is hardwired into women’s brains so that when they see a v line body they somehow throw all inhibitions to the wind and go wild!
But seriously, so many girls go ‘ga-ga’ over this muscle. In fact, after the movie Thor came out all I heard was girls talking about how the loved the v shape of Chris Hemsworth’s abs.
The One Overlooked Key To Getting V Cut Abs
There is one overlooked key on how to get v lines: you must first drop any excess body fat you are carrying around. The Warrior Shredding Program is perfect for dropping this excess body fat. The leaner you are the more visible this muscle will be. I personally don’t like to shoot out certain body fat figures to aim for.
Body Fat testing for the most part is too unreliable and results vary drastically. In addition the accurate forms of body fat testing get quite expensive. What you will need to shoot for is a narrow waist line. How narrow? Ideally 45% of your height or 1/2 to 1″ less than 45% of your height. So if your 6′ tall than you are going to multiply 72 (6 feet in inches) by 0.45. This will give you 32.4. Therefore you will want to get your waist between 31.4 to 32.4″
You want to measure your waist with a measuring tape around belly button level. Maintain relaxed posture (don’t suck in and don’t push out). If your waist is greater than 45% of your height you will need to reduce your weekly caloric intake until you reach the ideal range. Notice how I said weekly and not daily? This allows for cheat days.
Once you lock in a weekly calorie deficit and begin incorporating the v line exercises I laid out above, you’ll be well on your way to developing the v line muscle and overall great core development. The most important thing here is consistency. If you are consistently in a deficit over an extended period of time, I have no doubt that you will achieve a v line body that women will go crazy over.
You’ve got everything you need, now take action!
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*Your results may vary. Testimonials and examples used are exceptional results and are not intended to guarantee, promise, represent and/or assure that anyone will achieve the same or similar results.
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