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I have 0% body fat and I can eat as much as that as I want. Matter of fact I think I'll have be cobbler tonight, thank you Breh.![]()
I have 0% body fat and I can eat as much as that as I want. Matter of fact I think I'll have be cobbler tonight, thank you Breh.![]()
I've been there. The less you weigh, the less calories you burn in said workout
Started off skinny, got swole (5'8 215), then got fat after my girl of seven years threw me to the bushes (5'8" 260 lbs) then got back down to 5'8 200 (so pissed that I lost all that muscle. It mostly came out of my arms and thighs)
That said I was able to get down to 215 with just diet and cardio but plateaued there because my body became so effecient running for an hour straight.
I was only able to break the 15% bodyfat mark and get down to 10% by doing HIIT (basically doing ten 100 meter yard sprints and 8 rounds of battle ropes).
Ok, that was a lot to type up for what I really wanted to ask.
Do you ever switch up your routine? Because like me you may have a plateau issue. Once you get to a certain fitness point HIIT may be a lot more beneficial than cardio (though cardio is still important because it's good for heart health)
I have 0% body fat and I can eat as much as that as I want. Matter of fact I think I'll have be cobbler tonight, thank you Breh.![]()


How is that left field and where did I say she was incorrect?You takin it left field, she 100% correct
Yea in a way. Especially if you dating seriously, some will try to fatten you up because of the attention you get
I was joking I don't know what my body fat is... I just wear 32 in chest and a 27 in waist.
You run 20 miles daily and have 0% body fat, you a hype with AIDS breh![]()
Yeah... I am a distance runner at heart.... I am slowly moving away from running and getting into strength training, boot camps and hi interval training



You run 20 miles daily and have 0% body fat, you a hype with AIDS breh![]()

All things that will help break the plateau of making the "workouts"Yeah... I am a distance runner at heart.... I am slowly moving away from running and getting into strength training, boot camps and hi interval training

Again... Speak for yourself... It's not easy to maintain weight loss...
It has been scientifically proven that once you lose weight, the results you get from a workout (challenging or not) is not the same as an equivalent workout prior to weight loss.
Maintaining weight loss is harder. It is not easy, whether one is consistent or not.
How is that left field?
It's complicated for me.
I love it but I also hate it sometimes too lol.
They're definitely days where I pull up to the gym and dread walking in.
I mean do i I really wanna deadlift heavy? Or put 300 lbs over my head while I bench? Do I really have it in me to go 8 rounds working battle ropes? Im glad I can always find the energy tho bcuz it's always about the feeling afterwards.
That said when you bust your ass in the gym you're less likely to fukk up in the kitchen
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Chicken is a gift from the lord....Good as fukk too
You can do so much with the shyt while dieting....
Even if you feigning for a late night snack, you're better off eating a piece of grilled chicken than a bag of chips.


What does what she said have to do with anyone's specific workout? its fact, the farther along you get the harder it is to get results, that's why there's a term for it called noob gains. That applies to weight loss and lifting
Or people will go on these crazy diets and then fail and become discouraged.You are doing to much.
She said in the post "maintain" then stated that studies show getting the same results are difficult. Those are entirely the same.
My question was fairly simple in wondering what they deemed a workout.
I was questioning the variables of the study.
Wasn't attacking her......

