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with any diet program, u lose water and muscle as well as fat, protein and exercise will keep your muscle mass and increase it in size, high intensity will burn more fat off giving you more definition, low intensity such as heavy weight will increase muscle mass, but does not look so good when burried beneath fat
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depends what you r aiming for mate
i do treadmill and cross trainer monday, wednesday, friday 40 mins of each for cardio workout tuesday, thursday, saturday weights extremely light virtually just the bar high amount of reps x 3 crunchies, press ups and a 3-5 mile run first thing mon-sat if you are looking to build muscle mass heavy weight, few reps crunchies ect to flatten tum hope this helps |
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go for a short programme of high intensity to burn the remaing fatty tissue, then switch to low intensity for a short programme to add a small amount of muscle mass, muscle mass looks better and you look slimmer if its not covered by fat, then switch to a maintenance work out which just burns any extra carbs, something like swimming couple of times a week is good for maintenance
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