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August 20th, 2008, 08:54 PM
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Rep Power: 0 | | What is my failure? Greetings, I'm a quite average/muscular 19-year-old guy who've been working out since early teen. I run long distances in a controlled pace around 2 times a week. And I do weight lifting with free weights pretty often, but it's pretty much the same exercises every time. I eat right as often as the house allows me to.
My question is, what can I do to improve my results? is it really that bad to do the same back, arms, chest, tummy exercises those 2-4 times per week when I do lifting?
I am pretty muscular, atleast the people around me seem to be amazed, but I am not happy about the amount of shitty fat around my belly etc. So I'd like to inform you that my main goal is to lose fat (I don't care about weight itself), but still being able to keep (or improve) my current amount of muscles.
Thank you, M | 
August 26th, 2008, 08:34 PM
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Originally Posted by MarcusX Greetings, I'm a quite average/muscular 19-year-old guy who've been working out since early teen. I run long distances in a controlled pace around 2 times a week. And I do weight lifting with free weights pretty often, but it's pretty much the same exercises every time. I eat right as often as the house allows me to.
My question is, what can I do to improve my results? is it really that bad to do the same back, arms, chest, tummy exercises those 2-4 times per week when I do lifting?
I am pretty muscular, atleast the people around me seem to be amazed, but I am not happy about the amount of shitty fat around my belly etc. So I'd like to inform you that my main goal is to lose fat (I don't care about weight itself), but still being able to keep (or improve) my current amount of muscles.
Thank you, M | do more workout for your belly.
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August 27th, 2008, 06:35 AM
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Originally Posted by MarcusX I eat right as often as the house allows me to.
| so are you eating right then? , what do mean by this
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