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Q – Hi I’m 14 and I Really Want A Six Pack?
I have been doing 150 crunches, 30 leg lifts, and 50 press-ups per day for 3 weeks now! I also play at least 1 hour of badmington, and 1 hour of squash a week…
I eat quite healthily, and i would say that i had a balanced diet.
I was just wondering if i should increase my work load, and maybe eat specific muscle building foods. And if i continue these exercise how long do you reckon it will take to achieve a 6 pack??
Thanks very much!
What may surprise you is that most people actually have a six pack or close to it! the only thing that fails to make it visible is that there is a layer of subcutaneous and visceral fat surrounding the abdominal region.
It is for this reason that you should focus on eating correctly;
- 1.5 grams of protein per pound of Bodyweight you are carrying
- Eat you five-a-day in fruit and veg
- Eat Low G.I foods such as brown rice, oats, wholegrain bread etc
- Healthy fat such as olive oil, cashew nuts, almond and so on.
Check out these articles and follow the instructions, you will have a six pack in no time trust me:
The body2shape six pack guide
Thanks
Philip
Q – Why am I Gaining Weight?
Hi I’m 16 and I have been working out for almost 2 weeks now. I do 30 minutes of cardio everyday and and an hour of weights. Everyday except Sundays. I’m eating healthy and I weight myself and I gain 5 pounds. People say that I gain muscle mass. But isn’t it IMPOSSIBLE to gain muscle mass in only 2 weeks?? HELP!!!!
Here’s another tip: More weight doesn’t mean you got fatter or more out of shape. Gaining weight may mean that you are drinking more water because you’re more thirsty.
You could be just very well-hydrated. As long as your dress sizes slowly come down and you feel better about yourself, IGNORE the numbers on the scale. They don’t accurately measure what’s happening with your body.
If you have any further questions now or in the future please feel free to email again but don’t worry what you have described is perfectly normal.
Q – I Need To Get To 50 kg / 8 Stone and I’m 5’6 and I’m 15, Any Suggestions?
Before you say anything like, ‘it’s not about weight, it’s about how you look and how clothes fit’, well it’s not because i’m a dancer but not full time because i’m at school still. And my problem is that i’m too heavy to be lifted at 127 lbs.
I definitely have a good diet, drink lots of water and do exercise daily. And because i’m very active, i can’t compromise my health by crash-dieting or anything
Also im only 15 so please no diet pills cos i won’t be able to get them.
Thanks in advance!
4-5 meals per day: This is better than 1-2 big meals as It increases the work your body has to do to digest the food. Result increased fat loss.
Exercise to lose belly fat 3-4 times per week: A light to moderate power walk for a half a hour consistently.
DO NOT MISS MEALS!: This is SO important as young peoples biggest misconception is that eating less or nothing at all will help me lose weight. I won’t go into detail but trust me stick to your 4-5 meals per day with protein in every meal.
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