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Rumoroo 05-12-2010 03:04 AM

@Skypilot77: awesome illustration!

MrClimbfall 05-12-2010 05:38 AM

Yeah, you can't target belly fat that way. My personal trainer told me that the key to losing belly fat is to work the legs like mad. So I do think that kickbocing or kicking the life out of the punching bag will certainly help to strengthen your core, which is a neccesity, but it won't make fat fall off. Good things to lose belly fat is running in place with a ten pound ball (or less) I run in place with a 10 lb. Ball for 1min 40 sec. I started at just a half minute and ill be moving up to 2 mins soon. Anything that works the legs will benefit for sure. But remember, low weight high reps. You don't want to get buff, rather you want to get cut. :)

leecoper 01-04-2011 01:33 PM

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traaccy 01-24-2011 09:26 PM

Jogging, Brisk Walking, Swimming and Skipping some of the best exercises for weight loss.



kiltman 01-30-2011 02:20 PM


Originally Posted by skypilot77 (Post 8986)
If you have a house that is flooded with water you can't just pump the water out of one room --- even though the pump is set up in one room.

As the pump works to remove the water the water level drops across all the rooms.

The same is true with fat reduction. You may be working the pump on the stomach but fat reduction works across the whole body because it is stored all over the body.

Great analogy!

Connor61 08-06-2011 06:42 AM

Flat stomach tips?
 
I am looking for some great core workouts to get that flat stomach. Hav tried crunches and whatnot but I can never see any results:( i was also wondering if anyone has any oblique workouts that work for them?

01gt4.6 08-06-2011 09:35 AM

Clean diet is #1. I've had just as good of luck with my core by doing deadlifts as I have with any ab exercise.

Geoffers 08-07-2011 09:29 PM

Deadlifts, planks, knee raises etc will all help build and tone muscle. But that muscle will still be hidden under a layer of fat unless you address diet and fat-burning exercises.

vabeachgirlNYC 08-07-2011 09:38 PM

Pull ups. I just finished a challenge that involved doing pull ups everyday for 60 days straight. I never knew they worked your abs like they do!

tandoorichicken 08-23-2011 10:17 AM

You can do crunches till you're blue in the face and you still won't see your abs until you get your diet in line. Add in some cardio and watch the hills and valleys appear! Hill sprints, sled drags, and even plain old walking every day will get you there.





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