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Old 03-01-2011, 01:12 PM   #8
ime2006
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Originally Posted by d1 View Post
Are you lifting heavy? If not, give it a try. Do some heavy squats and deadlifts - not only will you burn more calories while doing them, you'll continue to burn calories hours after. More muscle = more calories used to help them grow.
Not really lifting any heavy weight yet.
Only doing shoulders and Chest.....

Will I get bulky if do heavy lifting ??

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Originally Posted by mr85 View Post
i think that's your problem right there. in 2 months, you could've totally transformed your body. i would think its your diet most likely as well
Yea, thats my concern now.
But i eat very regular...
total Calorie counts around 1100~1300 a day.

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Originally Posted by Tapioca View Post
You shouldn't do extended cardio and strength training on the same days. Before you hit the weights, limit your cardio to 10 minutes on the bike.
Unless you have some kind of injury, I would stay away from cardio machines. Try running outside... and run hard.
I tried run outside on the street before.
I could do 30~45 mins too, But its just so cold outside these days.
I guess I'll try that in mid March, when its not too cold outside.


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Originally Posted by Neva View Post
I was/am in the same boat as you and what's been working for me is alternating weight training days and days with low intensity cardio for at least 45min (ie cardio activities where you're not breathing hard enough to get in your way of a conversation). The way it was explained to me was low-medium burns the fat and hard burns what you ate.

Best way to maximize your fat-burn from walking would be to do it first thing in the morning before breakfast so your body has to get it's energy from converting fat. But work too hard and you could start converting muscle to energy and negatively impact your gains from weight training.

Also you can't just get rid of fat in a target area. You hit it right on the nose when you said that to get rid of it you have to body fat percentage so don't forget about working out the rest of your body to convert other fat storages to muscle as well. Not to mention looking like a top-heavy ape is retarded...
Yea, i read some articles having same point as you said.
Fat-burn before breakfast, it sounds very logical.

I am trying to stay away bulky shape. Thats why i didn't do heavy lifting.
Now, my problem is, I gatta get up at 5:30AM if i m going to workout before breakfast.
Maybe I should really give this a try.
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