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    Training Cutting Weight Within The Next Month

    I have a few questions im 183lbs 12.9% body fat and I wanna cut weight. I would like to be between 4-7% body fat come the first of January. I don’t have the time to go to the gym but I do own a home gym. Is this goal possible? If so can I get some training and dieting tips.

    #@$% GET CHA WEIGHT UP NOT YA HATE UP

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    i'd say do cardio,tran hard, and what stuff do you do now,routine and exercise wise?

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    I run on the treadmill for about 30 minutes. Then I do my ab workout then the basic types of weight training this is all done at my home gym.
    #@$% GET CHA WEIGHT UP NOT YA HATE UP

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    Quote Originally Posted by _lightweight_
    I have a few questions im 183lbs 12.9% body fat and I wanna cut weight. I would like to be between 4-7% body fat come the first of January. I don’t have the time to go to the gym but I do own a home gym. Is this goal possible? If so can I get some training and dieting tips.

    To get down to 4% you have to eat perfect and train perfect every day.
    To go below 8% is not advisable unless its only for a short time......like for a show or competition.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ForemanRules
    To get down to 4% you have to eat perfect and train perfect every day.
    To go below 8% is not advisable unless its only for a short time......like for a show or competition.
    Exactly. If you'd like to decrease your BF, that's fine. Check out the nutrition section for help with that. A gym is by no means necessary to lift or get bigger/stronger. As long as you have free weights at home, you're good to go.
    Push yourself. Enjoy yourself. Be yourself.
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