It’s June 7, and for all practical purposes, summer is here.
Vacations coming up, weekends at the lake or the beach or the pool, and suddenly you’re thinking a little more about how you look and feel with your shirt off or in your summer clothes.
If that’s you right now, here’s exactly what I’d do if I had 28 days and wanted sharper abs, a flatter stomach, and a midsection I actually felt good about:
Step 1: Lock in a consistent training routine built around your abs.
..like my 4-week Kettlebells for Abs program.
Here’s a sample (you can pull finishers like the one below to tack on to your existing training plan, OR you can use the full training plan focused 100% on KBs for Abs):
Do as many reps as you can in 30 seconds. Rest 15 seconds between moves. Rest 60 seconds between rounds. 4 rounds total.
— Single-arm KB swing (right side)
— Spider climbs
— Single-arm KB swing (left side)
— V-sits (hold for time OR slow controlled reps)
Power on the swings, rotational stability with the spider climbs, and ab endurance to finish each round.
(Strong abs improve your posture, and better posture automatically makes you look leaner and more defined!)
Step 2: Get your food dialed in.
Inside my 4-week Kettlebells for Abs program, you also get the full 20 Pounds in 6 Weeks Challenge nutrition course at no extra charge.
(People paid $99 to go through that program when we ran it live!)
It walks you through your protein targets, meal timing, calorie approach, and gives you a real plan based on where you are right now.
Whether you use my meal plan or your own, the main #1 key is – training alone won’t cut it, you need to have the food dailed in too.
Step 3 (bonus): “Little-known” hacks that will accelerate your results
Here are three tricks from my recent Mindful Eating series I wanted to share as a bonus – these can help you actually STICK to your meal plan (and get the results):
Trace the chain. There’s always a chain when it comes to eating choices: a trigger, a thought, a feeling, then the behavior. When you learn to identify what’s actually kicking it off, you can interrupt it before it ever gets to food.
Surf the urge. A craving is a wave. It peaks and it passes, usually within 10 to 20 minutes. Most people white-knuckle through it or cave. Urge surfing teaches you to ride it out without acting on it, and it gets easier every time you practice it.
Redesign your environment. Your surroundings are running your eating habits more than your decisions are. What’s visible on your counter, what you buy at the store, where food lives in your house. Change the environment and you change the behavior without needing more discipline.
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That’s exactly what I’d do if I had 28 days and wanted sharper abs, a flatter stomach, and a midsection I actually felt good about.
Simple, focused, and built for where most of us are right now: motivated, short on time, and wanting to show up looking and feeling our best this summer.
And if you want the complete blueprint, my Kettlebells for Abs course is on sale this weekend at the link below:
-> 28-day KBs for Abs “Summer Ready” Sale
— Forest Vance | Kettlebell Expert | Over-40 Specialist
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