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Old 13-Apr-06, 11:18 AM   #1
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How do I ????


what exercises or weight machines do I have to use to get a V?
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Old 13-Apr-06, 12:24 PM   #2
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nothing right now other than yoga targeted for abs and crunches
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If you want a V, then you're going to have to reduce your waist and/or grow your back & shoulders. Yoga's not a means to that end. You're going to have to do some pretty serious resistance training to make that transition. Have you lifted weights before? Is that something that you're willing to do?
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Old 14-Apr-06, 08:46 AM   #6
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If your body style is already a classic hourglass (waist 7+ inches smaller than your chest/bust and hips, which are prettywell the same measure ) then you'll develop the V with back (lots of latissimus dorsi development) and chest work. You can emphasize it with good shoulder development. Of course overall whole body muscular development is optimum.
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