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Originally Posted by PipPip View Post
Thanks, I agree with you after a quick read up. It seems interesting but in all honesty all I was thinking about in the beginning was improving my diet to add more wholesome food and fish to help my cholesterol. Then I discovered that after 1 month of it weight has been falling off me and now I'm motivated to get a bit more off and get back to my fit weight of about 75kgs (which may still seem a lot for a 5 foot 8 bloke but rather like your username I played scrumhalf for my school team way back when and have a naturally stocky frame - even overweight I have a 43 inch chest and 36 inch waist and there is actually still a lot of muscle under there if I take off a few more kgs).

Go to Lyle McDonald's website and read up on Rapid Fat Loss (RFL). It is a good way to get down to the 12-13% range. Once you get there you can can consider something more challenging like Ultimate Diet 2.0.
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Originally Posted by db_ggmm View Post
You don't count, ok. I want to hear the goals of the various individuals. They can't all be training to be an MMA fighter.

Or can they...

I have speed-endurance goals, more than pure strength or looks. Therefore, that's how I train. (Lactate tolerance, anaerobic and aerobic endurance, with strength to give a baseline for performance)
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