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    Swimming to Cut?

    Has anyone here experimented with swimming as a method of cutting? I've heard that it's a great way to get in shape without losing too much muscle...if anyone's tried it, please let me know your thoughts!

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    Swimming is a great form of nonimpact aerobics basically - I used to swim 30 laps every day to deal w/ stress from my classes in college - definitely helped me cut. To me it felt like a great type of steadystate cardio, with the addition of some resistance while doing it.


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    I have always enjoyed swimming, and I think it is a great way to exercise. No pain to the joints, and very relaxing.

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    I get it in once a week. Going to try to up it to twice. Great shoulder workout and a method of burning calories.
    I'm 33 years old, 5'-10", and 169lb - I'm fairly lean and have an athletic shape. My goal is to cut down to 164lb in six weeks, w/o sacrificing muscle mass. HELP!!

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    Swimming can give you a good workout.

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