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Markus:
You can do exercises to strengthen your abdominals and tighten your obliques (the muscles that run alongside your sides and waist) but if you have excess fat in this area, those newly toned muscles won't be visible! ![]() Therefore, you will also need to lose a little body fat --cardiovascular workouts are great for this, like fitness/power walking, aerobics, jogging, etc. Additionally, you'll want to increase your muscle mass. Muscle weighs more than fat, but it makes you appear much leaner. And you will find that your body will burn calories more efficiently when you have more lean muscle mass. Also, increasing your lean protein intake (skinless white meat poultry and more sparingly, very lean cuts of beef) while also decreasing your fat and carbohydrate intake will be quite helpful. Check out this page Easy Workout Tips to Balance Your Fitness Plan for more info. Also check out the site blog (AANF Site Blog) There, you'll find more fitness and nutrition articles to help guide you. HTH [IMG]file:///C:/DOCUME%7E1/Owner/LOCALS%7E1/Temp/moz-screenshot.jpg[/IMG] |
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For any beginner, it is ideal to have a breaking-in program. Typically two to three workouts in one week then a week off before hitting 3 to 6 workouts a week! considering workout duration will not exceed 50 minutes
your first week workout should look like this Your 1st session Squat #sets: 2 #reps: 15 rest: 60 Sec Superset with full rest Static Lunges #sets: 2 #reps: 15 rest: 60 Sec Rows/dumbbell or bar/ #sets: 2 #reps: 15 rest: 60 Sec Superset with full rest Bench press #sets: 2 #reps: 15 rest: 60 Sec Abs training #sets: 2 #reps: 15 rest: 60 Sec Second session: The same #reps & #sets and of-course rest duration! 1. Deadlifts 2. Superset with full rest - Shoulders press - set ups / abs training 3. superset with full rest - chin-ups / lats pull down - reverse crunchs Enjoy the pain !!! ![]() all the best |
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I think you should start with 75% Cardio, 25% weights.
It's important to get your lung capacity and heart rate up, and the weights will help tone muscle without over-doing it. I would spend 20 minutes on the tredmill or walking prior to doing weights (for 10-15 minutes less than Cardio), then stretch as a cool-town, and up the Cardio. Of course, eating healthy and a regular routine is a-must also. |
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