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anyone know if theres a "best" time during the day to run? i heard running, or even working out for the matter is best to do in the morning, as earlyas you can, anyone know anything about this?
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whats the best diet to flatten & cut up my stomach?
just do any calorie-restricted diet. burn more calories than you consume. weight will be shed. abs will be seen.Originally Posted by Supafly122
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whats the best diet to flatten & cut up my stomach?
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Originally Posted by RFX45
I am trying to adjust my diet and lower my carb intake.
It seems that an alternative to bread is whole wheat bread but can anyone tell me the benefits of whole wheat?
I've searched and almost every site says that regular and whole wheat breads have practically the same amount of proteins, carbs, etc...
Digestion rate.
White bread will digest very quickly while whole wheat bread takes longer for your body to get rid of thus making you feel fuller longer.
Originally Posted by Rompe Toto
Summertime is the worst time for dieting 4th of july constantly outside breezys always wanna go out to eat. I have a hard time everyday with it. Also everyone wants to drink during the summertime
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anyone know if theres a "best" time during the day to run? i heard running, or even working out for the matter is best to do in the morning, as early as you can, anyone know anything about this?
examples of what to eat during the day?Originally Posted by Id Walk a Mile for a Camel
just do any calorie-restricted diet. burn more calories than you consume. weight will be shed. abs will be seen.Originally Posted by Supafly122
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whats the best diet to flatten & cut up my stomach?
Originally Posted by size twelve
at these threads being more about nutrition and supplements than actual working out.
people are that lazy, huh?
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examples of what to eat during the day?Originally Posted by Id Walk a Mile for a Camel
just do any calorie-restricted diet. burn more calories than you consume. weight will be shed. abs will be seen.Originally Posted by Supafly122
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whats the best diet to flatten & cut up my stomach?and what kind of exercised would be good? would just running be good?
So just eat chicken and eggs all day. Any particular way i should cook them? Also i would have to burn more calories than consuming, correct?Originally Posted by bossjulio
Originally Posted by GSDOUBLEU
examples of what to eat during the day?Originally Posted by Id Walk a Mile for a Camel
just do any calorie-restricted diet. burn more calories than you consume. weight will be shed. abs will be seen.Originally Posted by Supafly122
fixedOriginally Posted by TOUCH MONEY
whats the best diet to flatten & cut up my stomach?and what kind of exercised would be good? would just running be good?
cardio & ab ripper x. say what we want but ab ripper x IS the best ab workout. as for food. id say stay away from rice & bread & pasta & of course sweets & fried food. focus more on protein (chicken, steak [but not too much], shrimp, egg whites). & if u really cant stay away from bread well wonder offers light wheat bread that has only 40 calories per slice! great for ur diet. found at wal-mart for like 3$
EDITTh & almost forgot! dont eat for 3 hrs before bed. that way ur body digests all the food while ur awake & when u go to sleep ur body will run on excess calories (that are stored as fat)
i need a workout partner cuz i dont have the discipline to to do it my damn self. i'll do it for like a week them stop. sad part is i have everything i need to get in shape right in the basement
A lot of people have this issue, honestly though you might be hesitant to hit the gym by yourself at first but I guarantee you will meet peoplewho workout consistently that very first week.
whats the best diet to flatten my stomach?
1) Lots of cardio - a lot of my friends that want a flat stomach and/or abs, simply do not run enough. A helpful alternative to jogging on thestreet or running on the treadmill is swimming (one of the best forms of cardio) and playing a sport like basketball/soccer.
2) Start working your abs - most common misconception I hear is people saying I'll start working my abs AFTER I cut all the fat off my stomach. No, startas soon as you can with basic ab workouts like crunches, leg lifts, etc. Then you can begin to introduce more complex exercises to your routine (likeincorporating weights), that way in the process of "cutting" you're building abs gradually and cutting the excess fat off your stomachsimultaneously.
The great thing about cardio/working abs is that you can honestly do it every day. It's not like other muscles that require longer rest periods. If youstick to it, you could see beginning results within 2 1/2-3 weeks obviously depending on your starting point.
3) Eating right - as mentioned, definitely need to lower your daily intake of calories. Doesn't mean you need to starve yourself because that's provento have an opposite effect where your body tries to overcompensate for the lack of incoming nutrition. Not very specific but protein clearly takes priorityover carbs due to the fact we all know protein helps develop lean muscle. In addition, the hardest thing I find for people is cutting out sodas, desserts, andjunk food in general. You can indulge carefully meaning a slice of cake once a week for example. But it's really all about self-control and discipline.Trust me, I know how hard it can be to resist going through a bag of Lays potato chips...but only you know if the sacrifice is worth it long-term. Not to soundcliche but I really do believe eating healthy and staying active/physically fit improves an individual's quality of life as well as the mental state, youfeel a sense of purpose and accomplishment.
Oh and I almost forgot to mention that studies have shown that the contents of alcohol tend to attach to your waistline so if you're looking for a flatstomach, limit the amount of alcohol you drink especially beer.
at these threads being more about nutrition and supplements than actual working out.
The thing is eating healthy and taking supplements is only part of it...to see full results in building muscle and increasing definition, youobviously have to lift weights and cardio consistently.
Is it better to run before a workout or afterward?
You're supposed to lift first and cardio, work abs, etc. after.
how much running do you guys suggest if im trying to flatten my stomach/tone it?
As much as you can. Push yourself, man. Find a starting point that you're comfortable with maybe 1 1/2-2 miles a day. It's important butdifficult to remain consistent. It helps to switch up your routine much like lifting. For example, if you live in the suburbs then run a certain distancearound your neighborhood few days a week. Couple other days you can play basketball with friends or hit the pool for half an hour. I usually recommend stayingaway from treadmills because they're bad for your knees, but some people don't have a choice.
Tone is more about working your abs. Like I said in my previous post, start with basic exercises like crunches and leg lifts.
The great thing about cardio/working abs is that you can honestly do it every day. It's not like other muscles that require longer rest periods
its no different than any other muscle in your body
as far as cardio goes, i do HIIT twice a week. (15-20 minutes each session)
one day during the week, ill run 3 miles (steady pace in 30 minutes).
the rest of my cardio comes from volleyball and basketball.
Good model as far as I can see. Maybe just throw in an extra day of the 3-mile run...but stick with it, man.
HIIT or high-interval intensity training isn't really for beginners in case anyone's wondering. It's short but intense as most people will tellyou. Basically HIIT is cardio focused on burning fat. A session of HIIT usually runs 15-25 minutes and consists of one minute jogging followed by 30 seconds ofsprinting. That's the general model to follow: a 2-1 ratio jog-sprint. Sessions length and ratio of jog-sprint may vary. Essentially there are no"breaks" which makes it difficult for beginners.
its no different than any other muscle in your bodyOriginally Posted by C5A5D5A5
The great thing about cardio/working abs is that you can honestly do it every day. It's not like other muscles that require longer rest periods