Thread: big stomach

It sounds like you have an over-arched lower back.

Once someone told me (a workout partner) that I stood funny. That my stomach bulged because of the way I stand. Is there anything I can do about this?

lower back exercise...
i have a weird habit where i tend to take lower back exercise out of my workout periodically. then after a couple months my posture gets really bad... once i resume lower back work (deadlifts, hyperextensions) it goes back to normal. that works for me. just dont over-exert your lower back, that can cause injury very easily.

if this doesnt work, id say talk to a doctor, you could have a curved spine. they would be able to give you exercises to help that.

as far as eating alot... eat smaller meals throughout the day. that will lead to less bloating, and your tummy wont stick out so far.

This is the begninig onset of GH gut. Lay off the growth hormone.






























Just kidding.

Originally Posted by BigDyl

This is the begninig onset of GH gut. Lay off the growth hormone.































Just kidding.

LOL I was thinking the same thing.

Have you been doing GH's? What is your body fat %? Do you train your lower back?

I use to know a girl at my gym that actually had to stop working her abs b/c they were so strong they were pulling her lower back in...any longer and she woukdn't be able to walk. She had to train her lower back much more and lay off abs for a while

My stomach jutted before the gh and I never took it long enough for it to make my stomach bulge. I noticed that when doing squats my lower back hurts more than others. What excersize can I do to help my arched back.

You might want to work on your chest to bring it up higher to make your abs appear smaller. That's how people with a little tummy get away with it.

hyperextensions and deadlifts are the best. MAKE SURE YOU HAVE GOOD FORM! you could injure yourself if you dont, and it sounds like your lower back is a weak part of your body. also, if your back hurts when you squat, you could be having improper form there, and messing up your back in the first place.