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The official how to lose fat (aka how to get a 6 pack) thread
- Thread starter Cool The Kid
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sneakyfast
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First post is... suspetiseOriginally Posted by Cool The Kid
Sorry I'm a peasant and have no idea what "suspetise" means. Perhaps you're just atrabilious and should absquatulate our copacetic discussion on pinguescence .
I did before I started bulking.Originally Posted by munchausen
Maintaining a six pack is harder than getting one, FWIW. Few people who aren't athletes, models or competitive body builders will find it worth their while to keep their body fat low enough for one of those six packs you see on the cover of Men's Health.
Just curious why would it be harder to maintain then get. I would have thought the exact opposite
Stop counting calories like some lab rat. Go here and dive in: www.marksdailyapple.comOriginally Posted by Roguls
Someone told me to stop counting calories and start counting chemicals....that is only put foods in my body that don't have an ingrediant list....Ive only been doing this about 3 weeks and I've got a 2-4ish pack.
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Originally Posted by sneakyfast
Just curious why would it be harder to maintain then get. I would have thought the exact opposite
Psychology my dear boy. When you have a goal it's easier to motivate yourself. And the second your body puts an ounce of fat on (which your body does fast when you're that lean) it goes right around your waist.
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