Dunno what to put for title haha.

[w.a.r_32]

Alright guy's I have no clue what to do. I have rock hard muscle in area's such as my biceps, tri's, and chest ext. with not to much fat laying over these area's. But i want ab's and in my stomach area and waist seem's to be where all the fat really is but i would like to get rid of this fat but keep the weight.I would like to be defined but i need to gain as much weight for football as possible. I don't know if you guy's understand what im asking or not but if you do i would really appreciate a reply. Thanks.

 

[soxmuscle]

i'd like to see a picture - we all suffer from biogrexia, i wonder if thats why theres so much "fat" around your waist.

 

[w.a.r_32]

alright i will take a picture as soon as i can. most likely tonight.. thanks for replying.

 

[squanto]

Well it depends what is most important. If gaining weight is the most important thing, then... eat. If you want to look trimmer but gain weight, then it might be a good idea to cut some fat off for a few weeks, then try a cleaner bulk.

 

[ANCAM]

i'd like to see a picture - we all suffer from biogrexia, i wonder if thats why theres so much "fat" around your waist.

Dont you think 15 is a little too young for that? I read it takes place in the long term, like 5-6 years after the start of your initial training.

http://menshealth.about.com/cs/menonly/a/bigorexia_2.htm

 

[w.a.r_32]

Dont you think 15 is a little too young for that? I read it takes place in the long term, like 5-6 years after the start of your initial training.

http://menshealth.about.com/cs/menonly/a/bigorexia_2.htm

Im not saying i have a shit load of fat around my waist lol. And im getting to taking the pic. sry it's taking so long guys.

 

[soxmuscle]

Dont you think 15 is a little too young for that? I read it takes place in the long term, like 5-6 years after the start of your initial training.

http://menshealth.about.com/cs/menonly/a/bigorexia_2.htm

why would it take 5-6 years of intense training to be concerned/focused on how you look at all times? i think most people suffer(for lack of a better term) from it, to be honest.

 

[ANCAM]

why would it take 5-6 years of intense training to be concerned/focused on how you look at all times? i think most people suffer(for lack of a better term) from it, to be honest.

It is what the article says dude. But I agree with you that most people are obsessed with how they look even if they are "perfect" But that specific disease disorder ( what ever you want to call it) only happens over that time frame...according to various articles/studies.