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Old 03-06-2007, 12:50 PM
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i skateboard nearly everyday to help me stay thin. im not muscular by any means, but im far far far from fat. 140 5' 8". Just find some aerobic exercise that you enjoy and make it your hobby. For me weight lifting was difficult because i didnt really enjoy it.
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Old 03-06-2007, 01:01 PM
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He needs complex carbohydrates if he's going to be doing any type of work. Protein is only there to rebuild muscle, as it's a terrible source of fuel in the ATP cycle.

Only eat low fat, high protein foods, integrate complex carbohydrates while keeping non-natural sugars on the low. Fructose and lactose are okay for you, but don't go crazy. Make sure you get a lot of insoluble fiber as well.

Good site. Don't get too crazy though.
i took in prolly zero carbs for a month and a half to drop wieght to 154.6 to fight in lightwieght now that im try'n to lift and get bigger im back up to 178, you dont need carbs for energy just take diet pills or a suppliment like it, www.fitnessone.com has the best prices on supplements ill recomend the no explode for getting a few extra rep out, im not big but i've went fro average 166 down to 154.6 now back up to 178, i wanna be around 200 though..lol i take no explode before i work out and that ---- rocks, gives you the extra boost you need and makes you sweat quite a bit more too. seems like your lacking energy along with not eating proper foods, this will help out alot http://www.fitnessone.com/product_re...roducts_id/495
also if you try'n to lean out wieght lifting is a horrible way to do so, you need to do ALOT of jump ropping and running along with crunches and pushups, i bet if you go to a more millitary work out you'll get what your looking for. stay away from carbs ( bread,pasta, rice.)
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Old 03-06-2007, 02:00 PM
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i took in prolly zero carbs for a month and a half to drop wieght to 154.6 to fight in lightwieght now that im try'n to lift and get bigger im back up to 178, you dont need carbs for energy just take diet pills or a suppliment like it, www.fitnessone.com has the best prices on supplements ill recomend the no explode for getting a few extra rep out, im not big but i've went fro average 166 down to 154.6 now back up to 178, i wanna be around 200 though..lol i take no explode before i work out and that ---- rocks, gives you the extra boost you need and makes you sweat quite a bit more too. seems like your lacking energy along with not eating proper foods, this will help out alot http://www.fitnessone.com/product_re...roducts_id/495
also if you try'n to lean out wieght lifting is a horrible way to do so, you need to do ALOT of jump ropping and running along with crunches and pushups, i bet if you go to a more millitary work out you'll get what your looking for. stay away from carbs ( bread,pasta, rice.)
And I bet you lost quite a bit of your muscle too.

Supplements are just a poor excuse for not eating right. I'm not saying carb load like sprinters do or what not, I mean don't leave them out. Obviously protein should be your number one source for calories, but carbs shouldn't be behind fat at all. Don't eat shitty carbs like white breads and other processed carbs. Get whole grain and complex carbs. They metabolize better in your system than processed ---- does, thus they are better for you. You should NEVER eliminate carbs unless you want to lose muscle mass.
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Old 03-06-2007, 02:08 PM
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easy way, don't eat meat at all. vegetarian
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Old 03-06-2007, 02:13 PM
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I put on about 8-10lbs so far, but I workout and it's the "good" kind of weight gain. Although, I noticed at points some weight I gained made my tummy a little softer, but I'm doing alright now as I have a pretty decent diet. This is the most weight I gained since I started lifting years ago, so I'm not complaining, thank God I need it.


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Old 03-06-2007, 02:22 PM
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Eating a balanced diet isn't rocket science. Go to a book shop and buy some cookery books. I'd recommend a woman called Delia Smith (kinda like Martha Stewart, but without the fraud).

Cooking and eating are fun, eating a healthy balanced diet is easy once you learn to enjoy a variety of different foods and fresh produce. There's no point focussing hard on any dramatic weight loss, because unless you change your lifestyle to suit, once the diet stops the weight will go back on.

5 portions of vegetables a day, a large glass of milk, combined with protein and carbohydrates keep me a respectable 180lbs at 6'2" and i have the freedom to eat junk whenever i want, i just prefer not to.
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Old 03-06-2007, 02:30 PM
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alot of people aren't open to eating different food. i am, but alot of my friends won't, then they complain about being fat. they excersize a little, but eat total ----
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Old 03-06-2007, 02:34 PM
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OK im not an expert but I just recently lost 50 pounds.
www.bodybuilding.com has TONS of good information.

The key is to eat small portions around 6 times a day and base most of the meals on protein, some vegetables.
NO SODA!!! LOTS OF WATER!
fish, chicken, beef, and pork in EVERY MEAL.
TAKE a multivitamin.
don't eat any carbs after 8 pm if you go to sleep around 10 pm
after doing this for a wile you wont want to eat junk food any more.
oooo light beer or liqueur = no carbs is always good to normal beer.

The thing is you probably wont have to do all of this, but I had to rethink my entire way of life and im happy i did because getting up in the morning and knowing your not a fat peice of ---- anymore is a awesome feeling. Trust me
I allso gained more muscle faster this diet, HIT THE GYM

It matters how much you want to lose and how fast. Exercising is always good for losing body fat but not physical mass.
meaning you wont lose weight, just fat.



Make fun of me all you want it really dosnt bother me.
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Originally Posted by scottsi
im not muscular by any means
No ---- . We all know you're built like a 13 year old girl
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Old 03-06-2007, 03:49 PM
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cardio + eat less calories than you burn = weight loss
that easy. you just experianced what happens when you eat the same way to did when you use to do stuff LoL! Atleast you figured out you were really gaining weight b4 you were 30 & +50lbs.

he's lost about 20lbs since christmass eating right & boxing with his wife on their wii an hour every night. food for thought. lmao ANYTHING but sit & lay around. if you wanna sit & lay around alot, better get use to eating something like 2 bowls of cearal + supper 'cause you'll keep putting that weight on.
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