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Posted by 302n/a (Member # 1465) on
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Just want some opinions on people who have lost weight or on diets,how much weight they lost,time period,tips etc..Im at week #6 and have lost 22lbs.My routine consists of running treadmill 1 hr a day 5 days a week,watching what i eat,and i take the green coffee bean pill extract.thanks opinions appreciated
Posted by NEIGHT (Member # 8741) on
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My little brother lost like 60lbs by just taking out chips N soda, but he also does play soccer(goalie).
Posted by Mr.10psi (Member # 11062) on
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Im currently on a diet plan but also do cardio to lose weight.Make sure you have atleast 1gram of protein per body pound.As far as the cardio goes you want to stay away from running on the treadmill,you will burn a lot of muscle and get weaker.Instead do hiit cardio for 20mins a day or do what im doing which is going on the treadmill,set it at a 15 degree incline and walking at 2.4 mph.do this for one hour a day 7 days a week.it will burn anywhere from 550 to 600 cals. Losing weight to fast is not good.Shoot for 2lbs a week tops to prevent muscle loss.Eat 4 to 5 meals a day that are balanced.
Posted by macthizzle (Member # 3492) on
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Im currently eating healthy. My coworker makes me lunch and breakfast monday-friday. I believe most of the stuff is off the biggest looser cook book. Ive been eating good for about two months im down 22 lbs and dont work out. Im 199 lbs today
Posted by lxhatch5.0 (Member # 6319) on
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by 302n/a:
Just want some opinions on people who have lost weight or on diets,how much weight they lost,time period,tips etc..Im at week #6 and have lost 22lbs.My routine consists of running treadmill 1 hr a day 5 days a week,watching what i eat,and i take the green coffee bean pill extract.thanks opinions appreciated
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Damn thats a lot of weight. What does ur diet routine look like? Im @203lbs and u used to be real slimm i pulled a hamstring pitching a few weeks ago and that made me feel like I shuld loose some weight. I do lift weights three times a week but Im trying to eat healthy. Props @ ur avatar and loosing that weight lmk about ur diet tho.
Posted by cpthowdy (Member # 10055) on
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Calorie deficit, proper protien intake, fiber, water
That's all you need for weight lost.no need for silly supplements
When I go on my "cutting" phase I eat 1 gram of protien per lb, limit my calories to around 1600 a day. and of course workout. Remember cardio= weight loss. Lifting = Fat loss. Combine both and well you get the picture.
[ 2013-04-26, 01:27 PM: Message edited by: cpthowdy ]
Posted by cpthowdy (Member # 10055) on
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Originally posted by lxhatch5.0:
[QUOTE]Originally posted by 302n/a:
Just want some opinions on people who have lost weight or on diets,how much weight they lost,time period,tips etc..Im at week #6 and have lost 22lbs.My routine consists of running treadmill 1 hr a day 5 days a week,watching what i eat,and i take the green coffee bean pill extract.thanks opinions appreciated
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Damn thats a lot of weight. What does ur diet routine look like? Im @203lbs and u used to be real slimm i pulled a hamstring pitching a few weeks ago and that made me feel like I shuld loose some weight. I do lift weights three times a week but Im trying to eat healthy. Props @ ur avatar and loosing that weight lmk about ur diet tho.
Most of the weight people lose is water weight which rapidly depletes in the first 6-8 weeks. It'll slow down afterwards
Posted by SLOWBACK 67 (Member # 6348) on
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I was @ 185 two months ago and currently @ 166.
If you got an iPhone check out the my fitness pal app. I've really just been using that to track my calorie intake & I've been playing softball once a week. I want to do crossfit in the near future to get into the best shape I've ever been in.
Like what was said above about loosing weight quickly...... It can come off fast but return just as fast.
Posted by MaK_1967v8 (Member # 12187) on
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Cut fast food, soda, chips and all the rest of that unhealthy garbage and replace it with natural foods, water and you'll drop weight like nobodies business. I went from 247 ( highest i've gotten ) to 215 in 5-6 weeks. Im leveling out on the weight loss because i still have a beer or two whenever i wrench on my cars, or go out for dinner, but yeah.
Posted by 302n/a (Member # 1465) on
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the rapid weight loss can be atoned most likely because im a bigger guy so water weight is probably why but i have noticed the weight has slowed down i was losing an average of 4 lbs a week and this week it went down to 2 lbs.Im eating lots of salads with low calorie dressing skinless chicken,lots of veggies and fruit and cereal with lots of fiber.I drink lots of water and flavored water.
Posted by 302n/a (Member # 1465) on
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Originally posted by MaK_1967v8:
Cut fast food, soda, chips and all the rest of that unhealthy garbage and replace it with natural foods, water and you'll drop weight like nobodies business. I went from 247 ( highest i've gotten ) to 215 in 5-6 weeks. Im leveling out on the weight loss because i still have a beer or two whenever i wrench on my cars, or go out for dinner, but yeah.
yeah beer and soda have been cut off i know its ok to do once in a while but then i feel guilty if i do it.its crazy how we all let our body go the n its so hard to get it back.Like the saying goes your are what you eat n drink
Posted by 04cobra408 (Member # 4025) on
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ive lost 20 ontop of the 20 I lost a couple months back . trying to lose 20-30 more. sodas and fries really killed me . I kind of eat what I want but not on the fat ass level I was before just kept in check. but I try to watch it and not go over board but I do cheat . now im starting p90x too since my buddy gave me his set so lets see if I can hit 200-215 or so in two-3 more months. im at 237 was at 257 in feb. and weh I actually work out I lose weight damn fast
[ 2013-04-26, 02:22 PM: Message edited by: 04cobra408 ]
Posted by gohardgohome (Member # 9803) on
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Anybody here take the clk and super hd pills???
Posted by cobraracer46 (Member # 1142) on
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Originally posted by Mr.10psi:
Im currently on a diet plan but also do cardio to lose weight.Make sure you have at least 1gram of protein per body pound.As far as the cardio goes you want to stay away from running on the treadmill,you will burn a lot of muscle and get weaker
You are incorrect on both counts.
1 gram of protein per pound of body weight is too much. To calculate your protein needs, multiply your weight in kg by the number of g of protein you require each day. For example, if you are a healthy individual and weight 70 kg, your protein needs would be 56 g of protein per day. If you are moderately active and weight 85 kg, you need 99 g of protein daily.
Running of any kind including running on a tread mill does not cause you to burn muscle.
Some weight loss tips i can offer:
leave the car at home and use a bicycle to get to work and do your shopping.
pills and quick potions are nothing more than snake oil and if you believe in them, you are a stupid mother fucker.
there is no substitute for hard work and discipline when it comes to maintaing a healthy weight.
Posted by cobraracer46 (Member # 1142) on
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Originally posted by gohardgohome:
Anybody here take the clk and super hd pills???
dont waste your money on that bull shit.
Posted by sneakyfox90 (Member # 9379) on
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Do push up every single day, how ever many your comfortable with doing, I do 200 every single night work out my back n arms and a little cardio is good too, the key is not eating until your full but when your comfortable its not so muh about eating extremely healthy either just don't over eat and don't eat at least 2hours before you go to bed and you will have a six pack with out doing a single crunch, give it at least 4-6monnths of this and don't skip a night of push ups
Edit: and its just one hour out of your day every day
[ 2013-04-26, 03:18 PM: Message edited by: sneakyfox90 ]
Posted by lxhatch5.0 (Member # 6319) on
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Im trying to get a healthy meal plan Im going to cut red meat and.beer bc I think thats the issue
Posted by triple b (Member # 8763) on
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Meal replacements work good too cut out carbs like white bread ect. But add good carbs like veggies n fruits .....balance makes perfect and drink lots of water....H2o is key to metabolism
Posted by jdowd (Member # 10746) on
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Almost 70 pounds since the beginning of October. Really not doing anything to fancy in terms of diet. Protein shake and fruit in the morning for breakfast. More fruit and nuts as snacks through out the day. Nice healthy portion of vegetables and lean protein source for dinner.
Run a 2-3 morning miles every morning. Hit the gym up in the evening. Low weight with high reps. Got tired of being a fat slob. My goal is to get back to the days of being able to run 5 plus miles a day.
Ohhh most importantly. No fast food and soda since October. That alone has done wonders for how I feel every day.
[ 2013-04-26, 09:37 PM: Message edited by: jdowd ]
Posted by 8urgm (Member # 9054) on
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I've been on the healthy mode since nov of last year. I was at 255 when I started and now I'm at 213. I've got a few friends that are gym rats so their my motivation. Try staying away from red meats, eat more whites like chicken, turkey , fish. Don't eat any fried stuff . No more soda and specially beer. Drink water water water! No more late night eating also. Much cardio and healthy eating is the main key if u want to loose weight. Weight lifting helps also, I usually lift and do cardio every day and take a brake Sundays.
good luck
Posted by SL0BRA650 (Member # 10274) on
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Eating lean and clean and Crossfit. Lost around 10lbs my first 3days of Crossfit! Now I'm in my 2nd-3rd week of crossfit and I'm Leaner than ever!
Posted by SLOWSN95 (Member # 8269) on
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Cardio only does so much for you. Lifting heavy is the BEST workout that you can do. No bodybuilder sets where you lift, take a 2 minute break, and then lift again. Its the crossfit type of workouts that give you the best results. When you do cardio, you only burn calories for the time that you are moving. When you lift heavy weights, you're muscles release a chemical that actually can burn calories anywhere up to 15 hours AFTER you are finished working out. Most of it is diet though.. its probably the hardest thing to stay committed to. Gotta stay away from fried foods as well as processed foods. You can even do what's called a "keto" diet which is basically high fat, high protein, and low carbs. Do not cut calories too much though.. it takes calories to burn calories. If you can stay around 1800 calories per day and get a good workout in, you'll see pounds drop.
Posted by 166 Merlo (Member # 1549) on
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I take one wiper shits... At first I was like, did I miss? But no thats just a healthy duece. Lol
Jokes aside, the hardest part is keeping the weight off long term. Stay focused.
Posted by BLK35th (Member # 4685) on
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F*ck supplements, all you need to do is eat right and exercise. Running 7 days a week might not be such a good idea. You are not giving your muscles a chance to recover.
Try running every other day, or at least 3 days a week. And then you will notice some gradual changes with your endurance.
I lost over 50 lbs a few years back. It took me a little less than a year to burn that weight. I did it without supplements. All I did was eat right and make a few trips to the gym throughout the week. I averaged about 1.5 lbs a week.
I had to cut the soda so that my muscles won't dehydrate. I had to cut the junk food, so that my body had the proper nutrients and vitamins to feed on. I had to quit smoking so that I could run faster and further.
And now I can maintain an 8 minute mile for 3 miles. Still think I can do better, but that's the thing with exercise, you are always challenging that little fat kid inside of you.lol
Posted by v-town coupe (Member # 2771) on
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Originally posted by SLOWBACK 67:
I was @ 185 two months ago and currently @ 166.
The fact, you don't have a car may have something to do with that.
[ 2013-04-28, 12:32 PM: Message edited by: v-town coupe ]
Posted by Luke87GT (Member # 21) on
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Just like racing, there's no magic to dieting and it's all in the numbers.
If you burn more than to take in you will lose weight. If you take in more than you burn, you will gain weight.
As general rule of thumb, if you can burn 3500 calories more than you take in for given period of time, that's equivalent to about a lb.
Posted by Mr.10psi (Member # 11062) on
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Originally posted by cobraracer46:
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Originally posted by Mr.10psi:
Im currently on a diet plan but also do cardio to lose weight.Make sure you have at least 1gram of protein per body pound.As far as the cardio goes you want to stay away from running on the treadmill,you will burn a lot of muscle and get weaker
You are incorrect on both counts.
1 gram of protein per pound of body weight is too much. To calculate your protein needs, multiply your weight in kg by the number of g of protein you require each day. For example, if you are a healthy individual and weight 70 kg, your protein needs would be 56 g of protein per day. If you are moderately active and weight 85 kg, you need 99 g of protein daily.
Running of any kind including running on a tread mill does not cause you to burn muscle.
Some weight loss tips i can offer:
leave the car at home and use a bicycle to get to work and do your shopping.
pills and quick potions are nothing more than snake oil and if you believe in them, you are a stupid mother fucker.
there is no substitute for hard work and discipline when it comes to maintaing a healthy weight.
hahaha you are cracking me up bro. Let me ask you do you even lift? I train year round and have been into bodybuilding the last 2.5 years and been in the game since 2003. Got tons of experience and people under my belt and have trained a shit ton of people. Have you trained any? Do you even know who chris aceto and hany rhambod is? Let me guess your prolly the typical male who thinks their prolly around 10% body fat when their really 18-20, and get your body fat measured with the calipers like the rest of the uneducated people.What bout macro nutrients, you know what those are? Ask anybody that knows a thing or to bout fitness and health and they will tell you that long duration running on the treadmill you WILL lose muscle. Walking is fine, or Hiit cardio for short 20mins on the treadmill. I eat 7 times a day bro, train my ass off, research in between, train people, recover, and guess what repeat for the next 364 days. Do you know how hard it is to do that. I havent missed a meal this whole year. I eat every 2.5 hours. Have you accomplised that. By the way my brother is a certified personal trainer. So this shit runs in the family.
[ 2013-04-29, 12:07 AM: Message edited by: Mr.10psi ]
Posted by 302n/a (Member # 1465) on
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THANKS FOR ALL THE REPLIES KEEP EM COMING....
Posted by 1sicmaro (Member # 9734) on
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Originally posted by Mr.10psi:
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Originally posted by cobraracer46:
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Originally posted by Mr.10psi:
Im currently on a diet plan but also do cardio to lose weight.Make sure you have at least 1gram of protein per body pound.As far as the cardio goes you want to stay away from running on the treadmill,you will burn a lot of muscle and get weaker
You are incorrect on both counts.
1 gram of protein per pound of body weight is too much. To calculate your protein needs, multiply your weight in kg by the number of g of protein you require each day. For example, if you are a healthy individual and weight 70 kg, your protein needs would be 56 g of protein per day. If you are moderately active and weight 85 kg, you need 99 g of protein daily.
Running of any kind including running on a tread mill does not cause you to burn muscle.
Some weight loss tips i can offer:
leave the car at home and use a bicycle to get to work and do your shopping.
pills and quick potions are nothing more than snake oil and if you believe in them, you are a stupid mother fucker.
there is no substitute for hard work and discipline when it comes to maintaing a healthy weight.
hahaha you are cracking me up bro. Let me ask you do you even lift? I train year round and have been into bodybuilding the last 2.5 years and been in the game since 2003. Got tons of experience and people under my belt and have trained a shit ton of people. Have you trained any? Do you even know who chris aceto and hany rhambod is? Let me guess your prolly the typical male who thinks their prolly around 10% body fat when their really 18-20, and get your body fat measured with the calipers like the rest of the uneducated people.What bout macro nutrients, you know what those are? Ask anybody that knows a thing or to bout fitness and health and they will tell you that long duration running on the treadmill you WILL lose muscle. Walking is fine, or Hiit cardio for short 20mins on the treadmill. I eat 7 times a day bro, train my ass off, research in between, train people, recover, and guess what repeat for the next 364 days. Do you know how hard it is to do that. I havent missed a meal this whole year. I eat every 2.5 hours. Have you accomplised that. By the way my brother is a certified personal trainer. So this shit runs in the family.
You're just a meathead!!! Shut up!
[ 2013-04-30, 06:37 AM: Message edited by: 1sicmaro ]
Posted by 302n/a (Member # 1465) on
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down 8 more lbs since I posted this hit the 30 lb mark...Is having a soda once in a while ok?i was a big soda junkie now im drinking like 2 or 3 a week but I use to drink like 3 or 4 a day...also been using stairmaster for cardio will this help?
Posted by triple b (Member # 8763) on
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4 lbs in one month on herbalife shakes. I have 1 shake for breakfast, reg. lunch and dinner. No working out at the gym period.
Posted by Ric88Notch (Member # 11660) on
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Originally posted by triple b:
4 lbs in one month on herbalife shakes. I have 1 shake for breakfast, reg. lunch and dinner. No working out at the gym period.
I've lost 60Lbs in four months and have kept it off for three years using herbalife.
Posted by blackfifty (Member # 9023) on
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Originally posted by triple b:
4 lbs in one month on herbalife shakes. I have 1 shake for breakfast, reg. lunch and dinner. No working out at the gym period.
Kind of skeptical about herbalife. I guess anyone can lose weight eating 1000 calories a day but I bet at times people on herbalife feel weak and they're bodies look like skinny fat people . not saying you by any means but I believe to look good you have to exercise as well as eat good
Posted by MSC_ROY (Member # 7736) on
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Originally posted by 302n/a:
down 8 more lbs since I posted this hit the 30 lb mark...Is having a soda once in a while ok?i was a big soda junkie now im drinking like 2 or 3 a week but I use to drink like 3 or 4 a day...also been using stairmaster for cardio will this help?
Stop drinking sodas. They're Empty calories with too much sugar. If you have one, have one on cheat day.
Posted by 302n/a (Member # 1465) on
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Originally posted by triple b:
4 lbs in one month on herbalife shakes. I have 1 shake for breakfast, reg. lunch and dinner. No working out at the gym period.
exercise and the lbs will drop a lot more than 4 a month
Posted by 302n/a (Member # 1465) on
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Originally posted by Ric88Notch:
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Originally posted by triple b:
4 lbs in one month on herbalife shakes. I have 1 shake for breakfast, reg. lunch and dinner. No working out at the gym period.
I've lost 60Lbs in four months and have kept it off for three years using herbalife.
yea herbalife is good and it works only thing is its expensive 105 bucks a month for kit and you have to continue to take it even after you hit your weight goal or else you will gain it back.
Posted by 302n/a (Member # 1465) on
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Originally posted by MSC_ROY:
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Originally posted by 302n/a:
down 8 more lbs since I posted this hit the 30 lb mark...Is having a soda once in a while ok?i was a big soda junkie now im drinking like 2 or 3 a week but I use to drink like 3 or 4 a day...also been using stairmaster for cardio will this help?
Stop drinking sodas. They're Empty calories with too much sugar. If you have one, have one on cheat day.
im trying little by little bro
Posted by triple b (Member # 8763) on
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Herbalife works and no you don't have to take it after if you eat right. If fact you don't need herbalife if you just eat right you will lose weight.
Posted by Ric88Notch (Member # 11660) on
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Originally posted by blackfifty:
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Originally posted by triple b:
4 lbs in one month on herbalife shakes. I have 1 shake for breakfast, reg. lunch and dinner. No working out at the gym period.
Kind of skeptical about herbalife. I guess anyone can lose weight eating 1000 calories a day but I bet at times people on herbalife feel weak and they're bodies look like skinny fat people . not saying you by any means but I believe to look good you have to exercise as well as eat good
I dont eat 1,000 calories. Whoever does that is crazy , that isn't healthy. I eat whatever i want
Posted by Ric88Notch (Member # 11660) on
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Originally posted by 302n/a:
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Originally posted by Ric88Notch:
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Originally posted by triple b:
4 lbs in one month on herbalife shakes. I have 1 shake for breakfast, reg. lunch and dinner. No working out at the gym period.
I've lost 60Lbs in four months and have kept it off for three years using herbalife.
yea herbalife is good and it works only thing is its expensive 105 bucks a month for kit and you have to continue to take it even after you hit your weight goal or else you will gain it back.
You don't have to spend that much a month. You don't have to continue taking it as long as you learn how to eat. Basically what everyone is saying , learn how to eat and you will lose weight and not gain it back.
Posted by RODRIGUEZ (Member # 9104) on
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I keep hearing crossfit, im guessing it is a work out routine but what does it actually consist of??
Posted by DLo (Member # 6133) on
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Originally posted by sneakyfox90:
Do push up every single day, how ever many your comfortable with doing, I do 200 every single night work out my back n arms and a little cardio is good too, the key is not eating until your full but when your comfortable its not so muh about eating extremely healthy either just don't over eat and don't eat at least 2hours before you go to bed and you will have a six pack with out doing a single crunch, give it at least 4-6monnths of this and don't skip a night of push ups
Edit: and its just one hour out of your day every day
How do you do your 200 push ups? When I used to ride, I got up to about 300 push ups a night. But I would do them in reps of maybe 50-70, and I was probably doing them incorrectly by pushing them out extremely fast. I don't see any signs of a 6 pack forming, but at least I've gotten rid of the gut that was starting up.
I just started again. Right now it's about 40 push ups in the morning and at night. I try to as much as possible in one shot, rest in the upright position, then I crank out the last few until my arms give out. Feet are elevated as well. Also do about 120 situps in the morning.
I'm not a big guy, but I have extra body fat that I don't need. Diet is a big part of it like everybody has mentioned. I probably dropped 5 pounds in 3 weeks when I first started, and within a month, all of my pants are way too loose. 2.5 months in and I have plateaued, I can't get rid of the extra fat. I think to really lean out, you have to completely change the way you eat.
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