Today's going to be a little bit of a rant video. But you know what comes with a rant,

The Truth!

And today the Truth about getting Abs is always going to reside around your nutrition.

But the fact is, many people will complicate the nutrition unnecessarily along the way.

Whether it be consciously or whether it be a subconscious thing.

Because we want to have something stand in the way of actually doing what we know we

need to do to get Abs.

Well we don't need to do that.

I'm going to simplify today a 5 step plan for you on how to get your Abs to start showing,

regardless of what you look like now.

Because I can tell you this, when I started this very same 5 step plan that I'm going

to share with you here today, I didn't have Abs.

And I had nothing of what you might see here today.

But I do know this works. Because I did use this myself and I know that the simplicity

behind this is the key.

Because if you can't do something consistently forget about this long term effectiveness

and that's what we have to fix, ok.

Ok, step one, are you ready for it?

Cut The Crap!!

And I mean this two different ways guys.

Number one, Cut the Crap, start being honest with yourself about the foods that you know

you shouldn't be eating.

If you have this idea about wanting to chase a 6 Pack, which we will put up here as the

end goal.

We know that it's not something that everybody has.

It requires effort, it requires dedication.

Then there are things along the way that you're going to have to sacrifice.

And for you to pretend that you don't know what the Crap is in your diet that you need

to cut out, that's just lying to yourself.

So I know that it's probably not the answer you WANT to hear but it's the answer that

you NEED to hear.

And that is, you need to start right away by cutting the Crap out of your diet.

And I can tell you first and foremost, speaking from experience, I was the absolute worst

eater on the planet.

I used to have fast food all the time, every dinner, pretty much.

I used to eat Entenmann's, I've talked about this before, every morning for breakfast,

Dunkin Donuts for breakfast.

I used to bring Hostess cupcakes, Ding Dongs, Ring Dings, Snowballs, that was my lunch,

Otis Spunkmeyer cookies.

I'm plugging a lot of brands here but unfortunately I don't support them anymore because I don't

eat any of their Crap.

So I got rid of it.

But you have to do that right now, whether it's excess alcohol, you've got to make sure,

if you have to question whether it's excess, it's probably excess.

You want to make sure that you get those things out of your diet as soon as you possibly can.

Because you're only fooling yourself and lying to yourself the longer you keep them in there,

thinking that you're going to be able to keep them in your diet long term,

I'm saying long term and still be able to have the 6 Pack that you want.

Ok now that the Crap is out of your diet, the second phase here is one that actually

might shock you.

Because it's counterintuitive to what a lot of the keyboard scientists will tell you out

there on youTube.

And that is you actually should be Eating More Often.

You see if you Eat More Often there's three things will happen that actually allow you

to start seeing that 6 Pack a little faster.

Number one it's a habitual thing, it's habit forming.

It's teaching you to look at nutrition as fuel instead of looking at nutrition as a

reward for being a good boy when you were a kid.

Alright you did something good, mommy gave you a chocolate sundae.

Well that's not going to happen here anymore guys.

You've got to start looking at food as the fuel to get you through the day at your peak

performance.

Like an Athlete would view their food. If we can get to that point, we're one third

of the way.

The next thing that happens is, we want to stabilize our blood sugar by eating more frequently.

Now forget about the implications of whether we eat our 42 grams of protein in the morning

or we divide it in 21 grams at breakfast and 21 grams at lunch, and stuff, about how anabolic

or not that is.

Guys it's probably not going to matter all that much at all. There's studies that show

that.

I'm not talking about that, I'm talking about the implications on blood sugar stability

and how that makes you feel,

and feel more energetic throughout the entire day by having a steady blood sugar as opposed

to succumbing to the peaks and the valleys.

The third thing that happens when we eat more often is we actually then are more able to

control our portion sizes.

Because if you're supposed to eat every 2 and a half to 3 hours what winds up happening

is you might not be hungry enough to overeat,

or crave or indulge in something you might not necessarily want to later in the day,

because you've controlled your hunger throughout the day.

So it's for all the reasons that you never are told about.

It's for all the reasons that aren't in the scientific journals but it's for the reasons

that we actually get it to work when we do it long term.

Ok now we're going to move on the phase three.

You Cut the Crap out, you're Eating More Often, and now it's the one that kind of trips people

up the most because they don't know they're doing it.

You've got to go back and take a second pass through that diet and start eating less of

the less obvious stuff that's not so good for you

and replace it with more of the stuff that you know is good for you.

What I mean by that is, I'll bring you back to my experience, when I was eating and trying

to transition myself to eating better, away from all that junk food that I was eating,

I started to eat chicken more often. I started to eat oatmeal more often because I was reading

that these were the things that I should be eating

and I started drinking juice because I knew it was healthier than maybe some of the soda

that I was drinking in the morning.

Ok, that's improvement but it's not where you need to be if you truly want to get your

6 Pack to show and to show throughout the year, 365 days a year.

So, what you need to do is start looking at those choices again, could I make them better.

And in terms of chicken, yeah I was eating chicken but I was still eating chicken tenders

and chicken mcnuggets and all kinds of vat fried chicken.

Just because you're eating chicken doesn't necessarily mean that you're eating the right

kind of chicken.

So I educated myself that there are better ways and healthier ways to eat chicken and

prepare it which is what I started to do,

and I started to immediately see differences in gains by doing so, so I was encouraged

by it.

The next thing I did again, with oatmeal, I started to change the way I prepare my oatmeal.

It was easy enough to make the change.

And then use the Quaker Oats that came out of the packs and say I think I'm doing a good

thing, but I felt like it was candy at the same time.

Because I'm eating all that extra sugar, all that extra salt that's in those prepared,

along with the additives,

that's in those little prepared packets, until I made the change to go to Whole Grain Slow

Cooked Oats. Those are much healthier for you.

And again, when I made that switch, I could see the immediate differences in gains in

my physique as I was making them.

So I was encouraged to continue to do them and it wasn't bad. I loved what I was eating.

It wasn't like I went from eating something I liked to something I didn't, I'd already

made that change.

And I was now used to it and making more improvements along the way.

Same thing with juice. Guys at some point trust me, at some point, get rid of your sippy

cup, stop drinking juice and start drinking more water.

When you're a kid, it's ok. When you get to be an adult, I don't think juice is the best

thing in the world for you.

And it's not even because it tends to be loaded with sugar.

What happens here guys is we tend to drink things in place of what we know we should

be drinking more of, and that's Water.

And there's no way to replace the water that you need in your diet.

Especially if you're trying to develop a complete physique.

Your muscles thrive on water and everything you drink in place of that is not a substitution

for it.

It's something exactly that, drinking in place.

So get rid of the juice, start making more improvements and refinements on that second

go-through in your diet

and I promise you, you'll start to see a lot more improvements, this is where you see the

most.

But this is where people tend to need the most help because they may not realize some

of the things that they're still eating that aren't so great for them.

Ok so you Cut out the Crap, you're Eating More Often, you took a second pass through

that diet to get rid of the less obvious things that are causing a problem,

and now you're going to do something that's probably again, going to blow your mind a

little bit,

and that is you're going to start eating More Of the Good Foods.

See you don't want to be confusing yourself here guys with your pursuit of Abs of just

getting Abs.

Because you see even Christian Bale on the Machinist here had Abs but it doesn't mean

that he looked good.

If you want to look good and build muscle at the same time, you're going to have to

support that new muscle growth along the way.

So the goal here is not just to get Abs but to get Abs along with building lean muscle.

In order to do that, you're going to have to eat.

But we want to make sure that, there's a sequence we're following here, because you have to

had already gotten out those bad foods from your diet.

You have to have already abandoned those cheat days and those childlike needs for rewards

of hot fudge sundaes because you show up at work on time.

You've already gotten rid of that.

You've gone through the second pass-through and made sure you've gotten rid of those ones

that are a little bit more deceptively undermining your ability to get your Abs.

So now if you're locked in on the foods you're eating and you're really doing a good job

on selecting the proper nutrition to fuel your body,

well now you want to feed your body and especially if you're training hard, you want to feed

your body more.

Because that's the only way you're going to support your new muscle growth.

One of the big things that happens a lot of times, when guys go and they make