Reply With QuoteAs for the booze, I do not drink often, but I stay away from beer (never really liked the taste and it makes me feel like a pig). Vodka (with a splash of cranberry) is my drink of choice and I may have one or two max per session.
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05-14-2003, 06:56 AM #1Registered User
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What should my daily calorie intake be, if I am trying to slim down? 5'10" 210 male 19-21% body fat? Any help on the slimming down would be helpful. How long does it take for the average person to loose 5-8% body fat?
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What do those of you who like to have a few drinks on the weekend prefer? I know no alcohol is the best.
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05-14-2003, 09:36 AM #2King of the Dog Freaks ELITE MEMBER
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Because I'm not on an Atkins Diet nor would I ever do one. I'm a BB not a dieter!
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05-18-2003, 07:10 PM #3jacked black college kid
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You might not need to really mess around with calories, but more of what you are putting into your system. If you eat pizza and drink beer all day but have a low colric intake you will still gain fat. Try cleaning up your diet, go to the nutrition board and there should be a sticky there with foods you can eat. Also for alcohol your best bet is to probbly stick with hard alcohol like vodka and such drink them fast to get the buzz and drink a little every hour or so to keep it so you consume less.
"well when i need to bang out a couple extra reps, i think to myself the weights my bitch, and the bitch wont get the best of me, hopefully in the gym they are also playing smack my btch up by prodigy"
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