How to Eat to Get a Six‐Pack

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Doing ab exercises is important when you're trying to get a six-pack, but diet also plays a major role. If you're not eating the right kinds and amounts of food, you won't see results from your workouts. Fortunately, eating for a six-pack doesn't have to be complicated. Once you know what foods you need to eat and how to schedule your meals, you'll be on your way to getting a six-pack.

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Creating a Meal Plan

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    . Your body fat percentage indicates how much fat you have on your body. To get a six-pack that's visible, you'll need to have a low body fat percentage. If you have a high body fat percentage, you'll need to lose weight through diet and exercise to get a six-pack. [1]
    • The best way to calculate your body fat percentage is to do caliper testing. This is a simple, painless test that you can get done at many gyms.
    • If you can't find someone to do caliper testing, you can estimate your body fat percentage at http://bmi-calories.com/body-fat-percentage-calculator.html . However, keep in mind that digital calculators that rely on BMI do not distinguish between muscle and fat. Someone with a lot of muscle will have a high BMI, but may not have much excess fat.
    • If you have a high body fat percentage, work on lowering it by losing weight through diet and exercise. Men need a body fat percentage of around 6-13% to have a six-pack. [2] Women need a body fat percentage of around 12-20% to have a six-pack. For example, if you're a man with a body fat percentage of 18%, you'd need to lose at least 5% body fat to get a six-pack.
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    every day. Whether you're trying to lose, gain, or maintain weight, it's important that you figure out your ideal daily caloric intake. Since getting a six-pack requires having a low body fat percentage, you'll want to pay extra attention to how much you're eating every day so you're not going over or under your daily calorie goal.
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    Keeping track of what you're eating every day will help you determine if you're getting the right amount of calories. If you're not seeing results from your six-pack meal plan, you can check your food journal to see where you need to adjust your diet.
    • Buy a notebook or journal to write down your meals in.
    • You can also use a fitness app, like MyFitnessPal or Calorific, to keep track of your daily eating habits.
    • When you're logging what you've had to eat, include the number of calories. Then, at the end of the day, you can add up all the calories you've had.
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    Eating small meals throughout the day will help keep your blood sugar at a stable level, which means you'll have enough energy for your workouts. It's also helpful for keeping hunger and any unhealthy-food cravings under control. Your meal schedule could look something like this: [4]
    • Oatmeal with a banana for breakfast.
    • 2 eggs with whole grain bread in between breakfast and lunch.
    • Grilled chicken with spinach and a sweet potato for lunch.
    • A protein shake in between lunch and dinner.
    • Fish with broccoli, quinoa, and carrots for dinner.
    • A protein bar and an apple for an after dinner snack.
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    When you're eating regularly throughout the day, your body is actively working to burn calories. However, if you stop eating for longer than 3 hours, your body starts to burn fewer calories. Make sure you're eating every 3 hours so your body is operating efficiently. [5]
    • If you're eating 6 small meals spread throughout the day, you shouldn't have any problem eating every 3 hours.
    • It may help if you set a 3-hour timer on your phone or computer so you know how long it's been since you last ate.
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    Protein shakes are an easy way to get the amount of protein your body needs to build muscle. Drinking a protein shake 1 hour before your workout and right afterward will help your abdominal muscles grow bigger and stronger. [6]
    • Avoid using protein powders that contain a lot of added sugars.
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Eating the Right Foods

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    Protein is an essential nutrient and building block for muscular growth. To get a six-pack, you'll want to make sure you're eating enough protein every day. Some protein-rich foods you can include in your diet are: [7]
    • Eggs
    • Fish
    • Meats like chicken and turkey
    • Quinoa
    • Beans
    • Legumes
    • Broccoli
    • Peanut butter
    • Cottage cheese
    • Milk
    • Seeds like chia and hemp
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    Carbs help fuel your body, which is especially important when you're trying to get a six-pack. [8] Carbs will give your body the energy it needs so you can work out more. Stick with complex carbs like fiber and starch, and avoid sugary simple carbs. Complex carbs can be found in: [9]
    • Vegetables like asparagus, spinach, tomatoes, bell peppers, and cauliflower.
    • Fruits like apples, bananas, and strawberries.
    • Whole grains like oats, barley, brown rice, and whole-grain bread.
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    While you want to avoid too much saturated fat, you want to include plenty of healthy fats in your diet. [10] Healthy fats help your body absorb nutrients, and they keep your metabolism functioning properly. Some foods that contain healthy fats are: [11]
    • Avocados
    • Olive oil
    • Walnuts
    • Salmon
    • Flax seeds
    • Chia seeds
    • Dark chocolate
    • Tuna
    • Edamame
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    To get a six-pack, you'll want to avoid foods that are high in sugar and salt since they can cause you to gain weight. Chili peppers can actually stop your body from craving salty and sugary foods, so add a few of them to your meals every day if you need some extra help sticking to your healthy diet. [12]
    • For breakfast, try adding chili peppers to an omelet.
    • You can also add chili peppers to salads and stir-frys.
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    Stomach bloating can make a six-pack less visible. Yogurt is full of probiotics, which reduce bloating, so try to include a couple servings of yogurt into your daily diet plan. [13]
    • You can add yogurt to smoothies, eat it with some granola, or use it to make a dip.
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    Having a serving of green tea before you work out can speed up the rate at which your body burns fat during exercise. If you need to lower your body fat percentage to get a six-pack, green tea may be able to help you do it faster. [14]
    • Make your green tea using pure green tea bags and hot water. Avoid sugary green tea drinks that are sold in stores.
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    It's important that you stay hydrated by drinking lots of water when you're trying to get a six-pack. Staying hydrated prevents bloating, which can impact how visible your six-pack is. Also, since you'll be working out more, you'll need to make up for the water you're losing through sweat by drinking more every day. [15]
    • Make sure you're drinking 8 fluid ounces (240 mL) of water every 15 minutes during your workouts.
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Avoiding Unhealthy Foods

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    Processed foods are often filled with too much sodium, sugar, and unhealthy fats, meaning they can make you gain weight. Since you need to be lean to get a six-pack, you'll want to cut processed foods out of your diet. Examples of processed foods you should avoid are:
    • Processed meats like bacon and sausage
    • French fries
    • Chips
    • Cookies
    • Ice cream
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    Sodas and energy drinks are full of added sugars that can make you gain weight. They can also end up affecting how much water you're drinking every day if you drink them too much.
    • Stick with water so you're staying hydrated throughout the day.
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    Alcohol, particularly wine and beer, is high in calories. It also increases your appetite and makes you more likely to eat unhealthy foods. While you're trying to get a six-pack, limit your alcohol consumption to 1 or 2 drinks a week so you're not taking in too many unnecessary calories. [16]
    • If you're going to have a drink, go with a vodka and soda water instead of wine or beer. [17]
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    Look for places you can cut calories in your daily diet. Burning more calories than you eat each day can help you shed weight and fat that may be hiding your abs.
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