Question 3 • Sports Medicine 1b
The rectus abdominis is the front abdominal muscle whose tendinous intersections create the visible “pack” sections. Working it can build strength and muscle definition, though how many sections show also depends on a person’s anatomy and body fat. The transversus abdominis and obliques support the core but do not form the six- or eight-pack pattern.
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