Reply With Quotewe need stats, current diet, current training.
30 or so lbs in 4 months is fairly reasonalbe IMO, but you have to have everything spot on to achieve this.
Loss of 35 pounds and strengthening muscle, crucial!
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04-27-2004, 09:18 AM #1Registered User
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Loss of 35 pounds and strengthening muscle, crucial!
I need to lose 35 pounds in 4 months plus get stronger.
I'm doing this for a trip that is coming up in 4 months.
We are portageing and right now, I need to lose 35 pounds and strengthen my body as I'm not in shape and I am very weak. I really need help now and I don't know how to attain my goal. This is suppose to be a bodybuilding site so I hope for some great help!
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04-27-2004, 09:41 AM #2Amor Fati
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"The greatest obstacle to knowledge is not ignorance but the illusion of knowledge." -Barry Marshall, Nobel Laureate
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Height : 5 feet 5 inches tall.
Weight : 155 lbs
Current diet?: non-existent
Training: sporadic, consists of dancing and swimming
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04-27-2004, 09:56 AM #4Amor Fati
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start resistance training. exrx.net is an awesome site which lists almost all of the basic exercises that you should be doing, along with an illustration of proper exercise form. Read the stickies at the top of the training and diet forums, for the newbie advice, it will give you a decent foundation of knowledge and everything will make much more sense. Also seeing as you are a fairly sedentary person, that 35lbs is a very achievable goal as long as you keep up with your diet (from now on, its a lifestyle, not a diet) and training.
"The greatest obstacle to knowledge is not ignorance but the illusion of knowledge." -Barry Marshall, Nobel Laureate
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The Losing weight part might be easier to acheive, but the problem is if you get stronger it means you gain muscle, which is more dense than fatwhat i have noticed since i got diet in order after my initial weight loss... my weight has gone up but i look much more "slim" and "tight" even though my weight has stayed the same or gone up
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