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ricky2allan 07-27-2009 11:47 AM

beer belly fat
 
right guys, first question for you all

how can i lose this

ive cut back on my drinking
and im eating more healthy

what exercise would you recomend
i currently do 20 mins on the bike
and 15 mins on a cross trainer
before every workout
and im a the gym now about 5 times a week

just lookin to hopefully shed it a bit quicker if poss

any help would be great guys

Pitysister 07-27-2009 11:49 AM

read all of the stickied posts in the fatloss forum....and the nutrition forum.....tons of food info...and exercise info...especially the hiit thread.

TALO 07-27-2009 01:33 PM

It's hard for us to tell you what to do when we don't know what your doing.

HOw much are you eating ( total cals / break it down to pro/fat/carb 0

If you in the gym 5 times a week now , what are you doing ? Maybe your doing to much.

Give lots of detail and if you don't know what your eating then start to write everything down . Do this for atleast a week.

fakii 08-10-2009 05:58 AM

agreed with TALO you should setup a program and follow that specially losing weight is all about burning fats and diet so write down wot ur eatin ..
GOD BLESS U ... ^_^

Playmaker7 08-26-2009 10:36 AM

A question I have on beer belly fat is it just like any other fat? Or it a fat that you have to work harder to get off?

Ross86 08-26-2009 01:07 PM

Fat is fat is fat. The stomach and lower abdomen are typically two of the last places you'll lose it fat.

twoshay 10-03-2009 01:06 PM

I cut my drinking out entirely, and i saw results alot faster when i did this. i know its not an easy thing to do, especially at my age as all my friends want to do is go out drinking, but ive found it extremely beneficial, and i feel alot better now that i am not drinking

britwolf 10-14-2009 03:12 AM

It depends on your body condition. So make sure you ask a personal trainer about this. Instead of doing heavy workouts do more cardio spend more time running, skipping, swimming. Also do more for abs.

B.M.F 12-09-2009 08:57 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by twoshay (Post 82581)
I cut my drinking out entirely, and i saw results alot faster when i did this. i know its not an easy thing to do, especially at my age as all my friends want to do is go out drinking, but ive found it extremely beneficial, and i feel alot better now that i am not drinking

I agree with Twoshay I quite drinking a couple months ago and between nov 3 and dec 8 I lost 2% off my abdomen. and another thing to remember is that your body is probably just getting rid of that snickers or fried food you ate when you were drinking two months ago. for men in general the stomach area is a main storage area so that is the first place it will store and the last place to burn, opposed to women (hips and butt). also I don't know how many meals a day you eat but smaller portions more often is going to help speed up your metabolism, also try not to eat a heavy meal right before bed (i.e. beer munchies ). stick with it man good luck

cmatthew4 12-17-2009 03:14 PM

i drink regularly (not hard just a few)
it is true you will lose fat MUCH faster if you stop drinking entirely but that just no fun lol important thing to remember is not to eat fatty food while and after drinking... since your body try to burn the alcohol before burning fat all the fat you eat while consuming alcohol will be store directly as fat....
simply keep your routine going and avoid foods (especialy chiken wings ;-) ) while and after drinking youll notice quite a change.... also check what you mix if soda pick diet soda or water... simple changes like this youll see a major difference... losing fat can be easy if you dont drive yourself crazy over it

Ross86 12-18-2009 01:13 PM

Quote:

it is true you will lose fat MUCH faster if you stop drinking entirely
Yes, it is true that if you reduce your caloric intake, you are apt to lose weight more quickly. :)

cmatthew4 12-18-2009 08:51 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ross86 (Post 83937)
Yes, it is true that if you reduce your caloric intake, you are apt to lose weight more quickly. :)

i wasnt talking calorie wise but yeh thats a bonus as well i guess

Ross86 12-19-2009 12:36 PM

lol if you quit drinking, do you go & eat extra to make up for the calories? You're missing the point.

Pirate 12-24-2009 11:04 AM

Plus beer usually has over 100 calories in 1....and most people like to drink 5 or 6 so that is a HUGE amount of calories that you can just cut out of your diet, "beer belly" is a myth...you gain that extra weight because once alcohol hits your stomach your body stops burning everything and just burns that alcohol off, thus triggering fat storage....so I would suggest cardio and then some cardio and then maaaaybe...some more cardio

cmatthew4 12-29-2009 01:49 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Pirate (Post 84038)
Plus beer usually has over 100 calories in 1....and most people like to drink 5 or 6 so that is a HUGE amount of calories that you can just cut out of your diet, "beer belly" is a myth...you gain that extra weight because once alcohol hits your stomach your body stops burning everything and just burns that alcohol off, thus triggering fat storage....so I would suggest cardio and then some cardio and then maaaaybe...some more cardio

exactly

cmatthew4 12-29-2009 01:51 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ross86 (Post 83946)
lol if you quit drinking, do you go & eat extra to make up for the calories? You're missing the point.

you didint understand what i was saying

EricT 12-29-2009 03:17 PM

^^ I'll bet you he did.

That alchool either causes fat storage or that alchohol caloires are mostly stored as fat has been replaced with the new theory that alcohol cause a short term reduction in the amount of fat burned as fuel.

What alchol does or doesn't do metabolically at any one time is not direct evidence for what will happen in terms of an entire weightloss regimen, nutrition plan.

The point ROSS was trying to make is that people don't stop drinking beer and replace all the calories with sundaes. Any effect that stopping or reducing alcohol has on weightloss is nothing more than a supposition. The only thing you can say for sure is that you are taking in less calories overall...and what's more less empty calories.

I'm sure somebody will quote Lyle Macdonald to me, or some other PubMed scourer. Fatloss has become nothing more than a collection of facts, webernet wise. It's like trivial pursuit, lol.

The question is not whether the little facts are correct but whether they really matter in the big picture.

Pirate 12-29-2009 04:54 PM

Who the fuck is Lyle Mcdonald? And I agree with you 100% eric.

EricT 12-29-2009 09:09 PM

LOL, that's how I keep myself in check, Pirate. I just remember that for every person that listens to me there are 6 million who would say, "Who the fuck is that?"


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