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The link is to a weightloss programm site. I guess you pay to get advice and a program, but after reading what they said, that weight loss has nothing to do with calorie intake...well, sorry...thats nonsense. fact is weight loss has everything to do with calorie intake and the speed of your metabolism and how your body processes the foods you eat. regular aerobic exercise will speed your metabolism. eat a little less energy than you expend and you'll lose weight. dont do extreme diets.....eat the foods you like but watch portion size, exercise regularly, do weights if you want to shape your body. theres no "secret" to all this. cheers
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I had a bit of fat on my abs a few years back and I worked out to get the entire place lean. I didn't read a book on it or consult with a trainer for it. Eat less and run more, it is really that simple.
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I have far too much fat on my abs atm, did stat getting them visible at one point, but they have gone again now
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SunnyCoastMan is right. Weight loss has everything to do with burning more calories than you're taking in. That's why a combination of exercise and a healthy diet is the key to successfully losing weight.
Personally, I've been lifting 4 times a week, working with a trainer once a week, and swimming twice a week. I've also modified my diet. As a result, I've already lost 13 pounds and have started to get more cut. In a month or two, I expect I'll be where I want to be again. Time and dedication...that's what it takes! Best wishes, Bill Seemiller
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I took off over 30 pounds this past year. I started out doing it in a very unhealthy way by essentially starving myself and walking a lot. I know that's not good but it was what I needed to do at the time.
By the end of the summer I'd gone about as far as I could using that method. I'd shed about 20 pounds and two or three inches off the waist. In January I started the Insanity workout and shed another two inches and the rest of the pounds while eating proper meals 5x per day. I was truly amazed at the effectiveness of that workout! Now I'm back to high school size and was beginning to develop abs for the first time in my life. Not bad for pushing 42 years! As soon as I'm cleared to exercise again I'm going to hit it hard and take myself the rest of the way. Move over "Situation." Make way for The Revolution!
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I am sharing a great tip for those who really intend to lose extra fat on their belly. The key is to have 2-4 glass of lukewarm water every day with empty stomach. Start from one glass in the morning and increase it to 2-4. In addition running few miles would be a great advantage.
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I have to say congrats to you, TakingThePlunge! Sounds like your hard work is paying off tremendously. I'm also interested in trying the Insanity work out.. I've heard good things and it's great to hear of your results. Good luck with those ab works! You're right, "The Situation" won't have anything on you! Ha!
I lost 30 lbs by counting calories and working out. Cardio is key! Personally, I'm a big fan of the Arc Trainers at the gym. Elliptical and treadmills get the job done, as well.
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Wow "Taking the Plunge!" 30lbs! Congratulations, but I know that couldn't have been healthy.
Do you think that the lack of calories you were taking in and the amount of fat being burned can have a negative effect on thinning hair? |
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