Why Most People Don’t Maximize Their #IWANTABZ Results
- Kiki Cunningham
- 5 days ago
- 2 min read
Updated: 6 hours ago
Effort Without Direction Is Just Exhausting!
The I Want Abs contest isn’t about shortcuts, hacks, or who can suffer the most. Visible abs come from consistent training, disciplined nutrition, solid recovery, and showing up even when motivation is low. The people who change the most aren’t doing more — they’re doing less, better.
If you want to maximize your effort during the contest, your goal is simple: stop wasting energy and double down on what actually moves the needle!!
Sweating isn’t the goal. Progress is.
Lift weights to keep muscle while losing fat
Focus on compound moves (squats, presses, pulls)
Use conditioning strategically, not endlessly
Push intensity through load, tempo, or pace
Track your lifts so effort is measurable
👉 If you don’t know what you’re improving, you’re just guessing.
Abs Are Revealed Through Nutrition
Training can’t fix inconsistent eating.
Eat protein every single day (yes, even busy days)
Keep meals simple and structured
Avoid all-or-nothing thinking
Fuel workouts — don’t starve yourself
Stay hydrated to support digestion and performance
Abs don’t show up because you “tried hard.” They show up because you ate consistently.
Recovery Is a Performance Multiplier
You can’t train at max effort if you’re exhausted.
Sleep matters more than another workout
Stress increases cravings and water retention
Hydration affects energy and digestion
Recovery lets you train hard again
Fat loss happens when your body feels safe — not when it’s wrecked.
Supplements Support Output (They Don’t Replace Effort)
Supplements work best after the basics are in place.
Pre-workout → better focus and intensity
Aminos → muscle support during a deficit
Electrolytes → hydration and performance
They enhance consistency. They don’t replace it.
Daily Execution Wins
Abs are built on boring days.
Schedule workouts like appointments
Prep protein ahead of time
Keep steps and movement consistent
Track weekly progress, not daily emotions
Show up even when motivation dips
Max Effort isn’t doing everything. It’s doing the right things, repeatedly, with intent.
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