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Upper and Lower Abdominals - The rectus abdominis is the most visible abdominal muscle group in the center of the abdomen. It is responsible for the six-pack. Oblique Abdominals - The oblique muscles are the largest abdominal muscles that run vertically along both sides of the torso. Transverse Abdominals - The transversus abdominis is the deepest abdominal muscle. It sits below the oblique muscles.

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  • Abdominal Exercises
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  • Upper and Lower Abdominals - The rectus abdominis is the most visible abdominal muscle group in the center of the abdomen. It is responsible for the six-pack. Oblique Abdominals - The oblique muscles are the largest abdominal muscles that run vertically along both sides of the torso. Transverse Abdominals - The transversus abdominis is the deepest abdominal muscle. It sits below the oblique muscles.
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  • Upper and Lower Abdominals - The rectus abdominis is the most visible abdominal muscle group in the center of the abdomen. It is responsible for the six-pack. Oblique Abdominals - The oblique muscles are the largest abdominal muscles that run vertically along both sides of the torso. Transverse Abdominals - The transversus abdominis is the deepest abdominal muscle. It sits below the oblique muscles.
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