Hey guys and girls,
I've been working out for a little while now. I'm 5'7, 150lbs with about 9-10% BF and a 28.5" waist in the morning. For the last month or so I've been working on cutting. I lift weights every second day and do HIIT cardio + ab workout every day that I'm not lifting weights. Diet has become an obsession and I'm truly enjoying eating healthy foods (whole grain oatmeal with a banana is to die for!) It's been going quite well so far; I've lost a few pounds and my abs are definitely starting to "pop". Unfortunately, they are coming in a little uneven. The entire left side is more elevated than the right. It's not too noticable right now, but I feel that once I drop five pounds or so and get down to 6-7% BF, the disproportion will be very evident. Is this a result of asymmetrical training, or is it based more on genetics?
For the record, my ab training consists of:
Swiss Ball Crunches - x20
V-Ups - To Failure
Bicycles - x20
Reverse Crunches - x20
Oblique Crunches - x20
Hip-ups - x10 (held for a count of approximately 5 seconds each)
Plank + Vacuum to work my transversus abdominus
Any insight on how I can even out the right side of my rectus abdominus, or should I just be happy that I have visible abs in the first place?
Thanks for any replies!
P.S. I know a lot of guys are going to tell me to bulk at 5'7, 150lbs. Please understand that I'm a hardgainer and started at 120lbs. I'm more interested in getting the "Bruce Lee" physique and do not care as much about being able to bench 200+ pounds.
I've been working out for a little while now. I'm 5'7, 150lbs with about 9-10% BF and a 28.5" waist in the morning. For the last month or so I've been working on cutting. I lift weights every second day and do HIIT cardio + ab workout every day that I'm not lifting weights. Diet has become an obsession and I'm truly enjoying eating healthy foods (whole grain oatmeal with a banana is to die for!) It's been going quite well so far; I've lost a few pounds and my abs are definitely starting to "pop". Unfortunately, they are coming in a little uneven. The entire left side is more elevated than the right. It's not too noticable right now, but I feel that once I drop five pounds or so and get down to 6-7% BF, the disproportion will be very evident. Is this a result of asymmetrical training, or is it based more on genetics?
For the record, my ab training consists of:
Swiss Ball Crunches - x20
V-Ups - To Failure
Bicycles - x20
Reverse Crunches - x20
Oblique Crunches - x20
Hip-ups - x10 (held for a count of approximately 5 seconds each)
Plank + Vacuum to work my transversus abdominus
Any insight on how I can even out the right side of my rectus abdominus, or should I just be happy that I have visible abs in the first place?
Thanks for any replies!
P.S. I know a lot of guys are going to tell me to bulk at 5'7, 150lbs. Please understand that I'm a hardgainer and started at 120lbs. I'm more interested in getting the "Bruce Lee" physique and do not care as much about being able to bench 200+ pounds.