Obviously you have done the hard work and achieved your stated goal of having perfect six pack abs.
There will come a time where you will be satisfied with the results of your labour and you want to hold onto the look for years to come.
You will have to keep up the lifestyle you built to get your abs but it can be done on a smaller scale.
Call it a maintenance program if you will.
There have been many examples of people who for some reason state that if they ever alter their regime they will lose what they spilled all that sweat for.
This is not the case.
Your perfect six pack abs will not turn to unsightly fat because you do not keep up the exact exercises you did to get them.
While you will still want to eat healthily and continue exercising, don't lose any sleep if you miss a training session or suddenly eat take out one night.
Being able to keep your abs now is more a mind game than a physical journey.
The hard work has been done by you and while your appearance is important to you and eating sensibly is the way to go, it is highly doubtful that you will compromise all the work that went into it.
You did not achieve the perfect six pack abs by being undisciplined.
It took a steely resolve to got to those rigorous training sessions when you were tired or sick or it was freezing cold outside.
You still have that determination and it will be this that leads you to maintain your abs.
All you have to do is a scaled down version of what you did before hand.
Your personal trainer will be able to devise a program to do this.
With this in mind though I am sure you could come up with a plan yourself.
Which leads me to the most vital point I want to make.
Not all of us are elite athletes and some times we hit troughs in our bid to look and feel great.
We all need some form of motivation to drive us in our quest for the perfect six pack abs.
No doubt your self esteem is sky high now that you have reached the summit but we need reminding of our goal regularly.