Persian1012
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Does anyone know of some good workouts to get rid of stubborn belly fat?
Well my diet is in check and Im definitly maintaining caloric deficit. But i want to find out if certain workouts target belly fat or not? Maybe crunches hmmm...trying to figure that out too. my guess is #1......diet (which is always the hardest), #2......sweat your ass off anyway you can. superseting workouts, circuit training, cardio with intensity. #3......liposuction.....ha ha.
Yeah i heard that you cant target areas either but didnt know if it was true... But yeah just got to keep it up!i'm pretty sure you cannot target areas of fat.. despite what infomercials have u believe..
it usually disappears in the order it appears... and for most it starts on the lower abs.. works its way up the stomach and then on to everywhere else..
so when losing it.. thats why many ppl lose inches off their arms and chest and legs first.. and then the tops abs appear.. and then the bottom..
bottome line is.. you still have to lose more weight... keep that protein up
You can NOT spot reduce fat through training (or diet), no matter what you would like to think or believe.Does anyone know of some good workouts to get rid of stubborn belly fat?
You do not need to maintain a perpetual caloric deficit to lose fat. In fact, CALORIE CYCLING IMO is the BEST way to lose fat through your nutrition. Make sure that your diet is indeed the most EFFECTIVE and EFFICIENT for losing fat for YOU.Well my diet is in check and Im definitly maintaining caloric deficit. But i want to find out if certain workouts target belly fat or not? Maybe crunches hmmm...
hahaha liposuction there we go!
Yes, you cannot target areas of fat.i'm pretty sure you cannot target areas of fat.. despite what infomercials have u believe..
it usually disappears in the order it appears... and for most it starts on the lower abs.. works its way up the stomach and then on to everywhere else..
so when losing it.. thats why many ppl lose inches off their arms and chest and legs first.. and then the tops abs appear.. and then the bottom..
bottome line is.. you still have to lose more weight... keep that protein up
AlrightPersian, change your sig size.
Well, leucine is a BCAA, and the amount of aminos found in a typical scoop or two of an EAA drink won't bring on enough calories to make gluconeogenesis a big deal. Still, it's a good suggestion, and a drink like AXcell is perfect to take to sip during cardio while cutting.cardio 1st thing on empty stomach - usage of fat for energy supplemetn with leucine to stay anabolic. supplemetning with bcaa might cause glucogenisis (i belive is the right one) which turn protein into suagrs for body.
what i did was
leucin / ECA 20min b4 cardio (step master lvl4 35min) i lost alot fo weight. remmember emtpy stomach
I think that's a horrible idea. Your body is already depleted of nutrients by the time you wake up. Running on an empty stomach is a BAD idea.cardio 1st thing on empty stomach - usage of fat for energy supplemetn with leucine to stay anabolic. supplemetning with bcaa might cause glucogenisis (i belive is the right one) which turn protein into suagrs for body.
what i did was
leucin / ECA 20min b4 cardio (step master lvl4 35min) i lost alot fo weight. remmember emtpy stomach
Depends on what your goals are and what type of running.I think that's a horrible idea. Your body is already depleted of nutrients by the time you wake up. Running on an empty stomach is a BAD idea.
Check your sources of information regarding running on an empty stomach.
Regards,
Tony
It does sound bad, but fasted cardio does work.I think that's a horrible idea. Your body is already depleted of nutrients by the time you wake up. Running on an empty stomach is a BAD idea.
Check your sources of information regarding running on an empty stomach.
Regards,
Tony
Exactly; it depends on the INDIVIDUAL. I run on an empty stomach all the time (and do all my resistance training first thing (after my am cardio) as well!) and have no issues. Most of it is HIIT though.Depends on what your goals are and what type of running.