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Contrast training is a unique way to optimize results. Read this article by Lee Boyce about how to incorporate it into your training to pack on lean muscle mass.

By: Lee Boyce Added: March 25th, 2013
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    How do I get my stomach/mid-section wider?

    I want to make the area around my waist and above that wider. What exercises do that?

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    Grab it, pick it up, and bite into it. Put it down, wait a few seconds and repeat.

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    Deadlift.
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    That burger looks real good.

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    Sorry I thought you were talking about your actual stomach and I could't imagine why any one would want a larger stomach.

    I take it that you're referring to your obliques? Try Saxon side-bends. Also, you'll want to work on your lats in order to really look wider.

    I think it's worth mentioning that most people don't want more width. The goal of most bodybuilders is a narrow waist, because it makes you look even bigger.

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    Having a tiny waist with a nice V-Taper looks awesome. I wouldnt worry about your obliques, they will come with heavy compund movements. Plus when your bulking, you will fill out a bit more.
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    mmmmmmmmm bigmac

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    Quote Originally Posted by Unreal
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    Squats will help, too. And lots of heavy ab/oblique work.
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    so why do you want a wider mid section?

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    Nice obliq. and abbs looks pretty sweet tho, im assuming thats why, or maybe he feals disproportional

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    Quote Originally Posted by dd2000
    mmmmmmmmm bigmac
    It is no longer a Big Mac.....It is a little Mac...last time I bought one it was so small I thought it was a regular hamburger.

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