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Physique wrote This sounds like a good plan will have to test this out! Appericate the PM opportunity also thanks! |
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Alot of calorie counting, if you are just looking to shed a few pounds then i would just advise to try get yourself healthier walks are a great way to start. |
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Yolk wrote Alot of calorie counting, if you are just looking to shed a few pounds then i would just advise to try get yourself healthier walks are a great way to start. Yeah actually moving around would benefit me a lot! Tend to just sit around most the time playing games :p |
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It's easy. Just don't eat. |
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Hardest thing to do is realize that results don't happen overnight, and for me it was harder to stick to a nutrition program than it was to grind in the gym. Everyone's different but I would say focus on dieting and nutrition first then worry about lifting. Your body can't perform if it is not fueled right! |
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Just stick to it. My sophomore year I was about 220 and I told myself I wasn't going to weigh any higher than that. I started eating healthy and lifting weights about 4-5 times a week. At first you don't see many results but as the months pass you'll see big improvements to your health and body. Just don't give up. Stick to a good meal plan and keep track of everything you eat. I lost about 30 lbs in about 2 months because I would lift weights, eat super healthy, and I played football so i was getting about 2-3 hours of great exercise before I even lifted. It will be tough in the beginning to stay about from fatty and sugary foods, but after you cleanse your body from them you won't even crave sweets. Like my mom would make cookies and they would smell fantastic, but I didn't even crave one and instead you start craving healthier foods since your body is used to it. Just don't give up bro. Stay strong |
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TS7 wroteI highly doubt anyone would be upset in you were to want to workout in a group of 3. If they have been going to the gym they could also show you proper exercises to do.AndyTTM wrote To help you out buddy i would tell you take make friends who are going to push you or be like you can do it type shit i ain't going to sugar code it you feel me but at the same time you have to tell yourself you going to work out on a daily basis and go to the gym with one of your bud's everyone in this world are going to judge you but don't let that bother you cause 1 day you will get there |
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Wake up everyday with that mindset to go to the gym and have the motivation to continue to push yourself no matter how you feeling. you got this |
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TS7 wroteAndyTTM wrote To help you out buddy i would tell you take make friends who are going to push you or be like you can do it type shit i ain't going to sugar code it you feel me but at the same time you have to tell yourself you going to work out on a daily basis and go to the gym with one of your bud's everyone in this world are going to judge you but don't let that bother you cause 1 day you will get there It sounds strange but really the most liberating thing in life is knowing that you're just a random blot on everyones radar in life and are basically not remembered by 90% of the people you see. Think of how many random people you walk by on a day to day basis, how many of them do you really remember? It goes the same in the gym, no one is really paying attention to you or anyone else they're just going about their business. The people that do make a point to harass or put others down in the weightroom are just jackasses with their own self confidence issues. It might feel like people are staring or judging but really no one gives a ****. In fact when I see people in the gym busting their asses to lose weight I think more highly of them, at least you're doing something to improve yourself vs the people that do nothing out of fear of judgement. Best of luck my guy, most important part of any improvement is just starting and staying consistent. |
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