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#26 Mahas

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Posted 02 April 2011 - 04:19 AM

Well im more of the type to go hard and fast and then slow down and then do it hard and fast again

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    #27 jonahfinn

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    Posted 02 April 2011 - 04:25 AM

    Well im more of the type to go hard and fast and then slow down and then do it hard and fast again


    lol, well i think i just got the wrong image there. But I suppose that counts as exercise. Just need to convince the missus.

    #28 Mahas

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    Posted 02 April 2011 - 04:30 AM

    Haha, no thats not what i was meaning but im sure me and her could come to an agreement xD and if i reduce how much i eat then i should lose weight so some walking and a bit of pushups should work i hope... i sorta have the same body type as this guy:D

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    But for me i have more muscle...

    #29 Blackout

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    Posted 02 April 2011 - 05:50 AM

    Try putting the shit in pounds instead of kilo.

    Oh goshhh. I used a converted and the 135kg one equaled 300 lbs.

    #30 Mahas

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    Posted 02 April 2011 - 05:53 AM

    Here in Australia we actually are up to date with the world, we don't use pounds... Kilograms are more accurate.

    #31 esilim

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    Posted 02 April 2011 - 07:02 AM

    There are also other considerations that will help you lose weight. A healthy sleep pattern, and increased water intake for instance.

    #32 chickenwang555

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    Posted 02 April 2011 - 07:09 AM

    Cinnamon Vitamins, DUDE!

    healthy, speeds up sugar metabolism, and makings eating healthy rewarding. :p
    I bought some with a friend and she said she lost 8 lbs after a 3 weeks with no diet change. I haven't messed with them because I have been sick and don't really remember to.

    #33 Mishelle

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    Posted 02 April 2011 - 07:43 AM

    If you're already planning on cutting back the calories I'd just say try to incorporate more physical activity in your everyday life. Like if you want to go somewhere that's relatively close instead of driving try walking. Or even try one of those exercise tapes. You really only need a good hour of exercise a few days a week.

    #34 Blackout

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    Posted 02 April 2011 - 07:50 AM

    It's not hard to be skinny.

    And that pic of average.....is not average. :whistling:

    #35 DanDoesWork

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    Posted 02 April 2011 - 09:46 AM

    You don't need to buy weights to lose that extra flab. Simple workouts like lunges, up-downs, squats, pushup, pullups, walking/running etc. If you have problems with your weight go look in the mirror that should give you damn good motivation to lose weight, or think about the future implication like the health risks. But first find a way to resolve your personal issues, and the whole exercise part can help you think clearer. This is not a short term goal remember that...this has to be a effort made everyday to lose weight and keep that weight off

    #36 esilim

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    Posted 02 April 2011 - 10:36 AM

    You don't need to buy weights to lose that extra flab. Simple workouts like lunges, up-downs, squats, pushup, pullups, walking/running etc. If you have problems with your weight go look in the mirror that should give you damn good motivation to lose weight, or think about the future implication like the health risks. But first find a way to resolve your personal issues, and the whole exercise part can help you think clearer. This is not a short term goal remember that...this has to be a effort made everyday to lose weight and keep that weight off

    yup, the advantage of most of those is that they use your own body as resistance, so your current er... proportions... actually increase the benefit of each rep
    remember that it' more important to increase muscle tone than to lose mass; the more toned your skeletal muscles,s the higher your basic metabolic rate, so that you will be burning more calorie just by being alive

    #37 Blackout

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    Posted 02 April 2011 - 10:43 AM

    You don't need to buy weights to lose that extra flab. Simple workouts like lunges, up-downs, squats, pushup, pullups, walking/running etc. If you have problems with your weight go look in the mirror that should give you damn good motivation to lose weight, or think about the future implication like the health risks. But first find a way to resolve your personal issues, and the whole exercise part can help you think clearer. This is not a short term goal remember that...this has to be a effort made everyday to lose weight and keep that weight off


    Exactly. It annoys me when people ask for products that just make them loose it....your goal is to not be lazy but you're trying to get out of working out? <_<

    #38 ColonelHayden

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    Posted 02 April 2011 - 01:24 PM

    Laziness is a factor of the American lifestyle these days. The middle class is its own worst enemy, though Republicans had a lot to do with it. Products that promise more weight loss for less work done is the big thing, and has been, and will be. Workout without the work is just out.

    #39 AyoForYayo

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    Posted 02 April 2011 - 02:01 PM

    Well im more of the type to go hard and fast and then slow down and then do it hard and fast again


    Me too.Posted Image

    #40 mlv

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    Posted 02 April 2011 - 02:49 PM

    1- Go on diet: it doesn't mean to starve, just to eat low calories food, such as vegetables or fruits. Avoid sweets or fries, of course, they're pure fats.
    2- If there's no Gym where you live, find a sport to keep you entertained when you practice it, while you're burning calories. You can't run, but can you dance for example?

    #41 luvsmyncis

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    Posted 02 April 2011 - 03:19 PM

    Me too.Posted Image


    HAHAHAHAHA I don't think you two are talking about the same thing, though.

    #42 jonahfinn

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    Posted 02 April 2011 - 03:23 PM

    as long as you burn off more kilojoules than you're ingesting, you'll lose weight.
    so avoid food high in carbs and exercise frequently

    #43 Tarabyte

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    Posted 02 April 2011 - 03:32 PM

    is cecil in a rural area or something? =/ 2 times a month wouldn't really be enough to make you lose weight, unless you combine it with other aerobic training.
    how do you fare with slower, light intensity exercises like yoga & pilates? I can vouch for pilates making you lose weight and toning muscles, but I haven't done yoga on a long term basis to see results =p


    I can vouch for yoga toning muscle. I've never exercised to lose weight, so I don't know about that.

    My sister lost 100 pounds (about 45kg) last year by cutting soda out of her diet, eating way healthier, and doing little things like parking far away from where she's going so she has to walk, and walking her daughter to the bus stop.

    #44 DanDoesWork

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    Posted 02 April 2011 - 03:35 PM

    Find yourself a partner too. Someone who WILL push you when they think your going to to give up on yourself...Keep us updated on the situation. Google is your friend if you don't know much, and heres a tip don't do the fad diets/exercises, they DO not work and its just a waste of time and money. Keep it simple, and keep your mind right.

    #45 luvsmyncis

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    Posted 02 April 2011 - 03:38 PM

    You can't run, but can you dance for example?

    WE CAN DANCE IF WE WANT TO.
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7movKfyTBII

    #46 esilim

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    Posted 02 April 2011 - 04:25 PM

    I can vouch for yoga toning muscle. I've never exercised to lose weight, so I don't know about that.

    My sister lost 100 pounds (about 45kg) last year by cutting soda out of her diet, eating way healthier, and doing little things like parking far away from where she's going so she has to walk, and walking her daughter to the bus stop.

    yup--a million things, all day long every day, is far superior to just adding or subtracting one thing
    lifestyle change will lead to body composition change

    #47 Mahas

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    Posted 02 April 2011 - 04:33 PM

    Well i am planning on eating a lot less, planning on walking more, also going to try and clean the house everyday instead of when it needs to be, planning on trying to get back into doing 100-200 pushups and crunches/situps etc also squats each day...

    Hoping i can get to 70 again, thats my goal.

    #48 Currant

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    Posted 02 April 2011 - 04:39 PM

    I posted this in another weight loss thread, but you should count calories. Take your goal weight (in pounds, I don't know about KG) and multiply it by 10. Then eat that amount of calories per day.

    I.e: If your goal weight is 110 lbs, multiply that by 10 (110*10= 1100), so eat 1100 calories a day, and you will lose weight.


    And the whole "eating less than 2500 calories a day is unhealthy" is BS. Take a multi-vitamin and make sure you're eating the right nutrients that you need and you'll be golden.

    Edited by Currant, 02 April 2011 - 04:42 PM.


    #49 Mahas

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    Posted 02 April 2011 - 04:46 PM

    OMG thats how i did it a few years ago... xD But i get in trouble by my gf's mum if i look on the back, she says its all bs -.- drives me insane that woman...

    #50 Currant

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    Posted 02 April 2011 - 05:14 PM

    Well tell her that you're trying to get healthier and be more attractive for your gf?


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