Lower abs

I'm a 16 year old whos been working out for a good 2 months. I've been eating lots of protien and watching the type of food I've been eating, and I've managed to lose enough weight to 'display' my abs.

The problem is I only have 5 lines (for lack of better words). My bottom right line is clearly carved, but my left one isn't there. At all. I have a 5 pack, and I want to make it six.

Is there any way to work on the left side of my lower abs witouth making the imbalance worse?

ORIGINAL: Xdzach

I'm a 16 year old whos been working out for a good 2 months. I've been eating lots of protien and watching the type of food I've been eating, and I've managed to lose enough weight to 'display' my abs.

The problem is I only have 5 lines (for lack of better words). My bottom right line is clearly carved, but my left one isn't there. At all. I have a 5 pack, and I want to make it six.

Is there any way to work on the left side of my lower abs witouth making the imbalance worse?

 
Zack:
 
Unfortunately, you can't work on one part of your abs.  Your abs are actually one large muscle.  The entire muscle is developed when you do abs work.  That's why some have six lines, some have four, some have neat splits, some a little less defined lines. 
 
Just mix your abs workouts and do different things:
 
Hanging Leg Lifts
Slant Board Crunches
Bench Leg Lifts
Flat Mat Crunches
Flat Mat Leg Lifts
Side to Side Crunches Flat and Slant
 
Try to do about a 100 reps at least three times a week.  Don't do them every day.  Like all muscles and body parts, they need rest and recovery time in order to repair and grow.
 
Good Luck.

Scott "Old Navy" Hults, NFPT-CPT; NGA-CPT FAME, NGA & IDFA Natural Master Pro Bodybuilder FAME, NGA & OCB Contest Judge [image]http://img510.imageshack.us/img510/6610/shlogo2hor8tk.jpg[/image]