Fastest way to loose flab (ab exercise)

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Originally Posted by abu_has_the_power

lol. 200 lbs for me isn't really fat. i bench 130 lbs. curl 35 to 40 lbs. the only part on me that's "fat" is probably my abs.

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Hmmm.

You're not awfully heavy for your height.

I'd say Busyman's regimen is a good one.

BTW-

Those other numbers you mentioned are sort of, well........small.

Best to work on them a bit (perhaps double them) before you bring them up again. ;)

Geez, I haven't lifted seriously for about 20 years, and I'll bet I could still bench 250 lbs.

When I was 17, I weighed 225 at 6' 0", benched 415, and could do 225 in quick sets of 25 reps.

Things were simpler then, though; cardio wasn't nearly as refined, and sit-ups and crunches were the only road to good abs if you weren't a metabolic freak.

I'm almost glad I wrecked my knees, 'cuz I'm pretty sure I'd have gotten into steroids if I'd been able to keep playing football.

Probably be dead.

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Originally Posted by abu_has_the_power

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Originally Posted by Linkin Park

Help Me Gain Weight What Are Some Techniques.

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taco bell and lots of tv

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Omfg, Taco bell PWNS! :cool:

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Originally Posted by Linkin Park

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Originally Posted by abu_has_the_power

taco bell and lots of tv

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Omfg, Taco bell PWNS! :cool:

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Oh yeah.

That'll work.

7 minutes abs

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Originally Posted by j2k4

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Originally Posted by abu_has_the_power

lol. 200 lbs for me isn't really fat. i bench 130 lbs. curl 35 to 40 lbs. the only part on me that's "fat" is probably my abs.

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Hmmm.

You're not awfully heavy for your height.

I'd say Busyman's regimen is a good one.

BTW-

Those other numbers you mentioned are sort of, well........small.

Best to work on them a bit (perhaps double them) before you bring them up again. ;)

Geez, I haven't lifted seriously for about 20 years, and I'll bet I could still bench 250 lbs.

When I was 17, I weighed 225 at 6' 0", benched 415, and could do 225 in quick sets of 25 reps.

Things were simpler then, though; cardio wasn't nearly as refined, and sit-ups and crunches were the only road to good abs if you weren't a metabolic freak.

I'm almost glad I wrecked my knees, 'cuz I'm pretty sure I'd have gotten into steroids if I'd been able to keep playing football.

Probably be dead.

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lol. hey, c'mon now. you didn't have the internet back then, and ways to get whatever u want off it. :naughty:
i don't work out too much. but hey, at least the only thing i'm not proud of is my abs. i'm pretty comfortable with everything else :01:

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Originally Posted by abu_has_the_power

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Originally Posted by j2k4

Hmmm.

You're not awfully heavy for your height.

I'd say Busyman's regimen is a good one.

BTW-

Those other numbers you mentioned are sort of, well........small.

Best to work on them a bit (perhaps double them) before you bring them up again. ;)

Geez, I haven't lifted seriously for about 20 years, and I'll bet I could still bench 250 lbs.

When I was 17, I weighed 225 at 6' 0", benched 415, and could do 225 in quick sets of 25 reps.

Things were simpler then, though; cardio wasn't nearly as refined, and sit-ups and crunches were the only road to good abs if you weren't a metabolic freak.

I'm almost glad I wrecked my knees, 'cuz I'm pretty sure I'd have gotten into steroids if I'd been able to keep playing football.

Probably be dead.

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lol. hey, c'mon now. i don't work out too much. hey, at least the only thing i'm not proud of is my abs. i'm pretty comfortable with everything else :01:

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Then Busyman's got the goods, I'd say.

Even if your back is in good shape, and you've never injured it, don't do any of the exercises that impact it, 'cuz there's no need.

Standing exercises are great.

so to sum all this craziness up:
- decent diet
- run like the wind
- swim (too bad i'd have to drive a bit to get to a swimming pool. my school's gay, and the pools off limits to non-swim-team people)
- don't run on a track, cuz it'll make u depressed :lol:

wat bout "diet pills" or those "burn fat" pills? opinions? recommendations?

they're considered as drugs. don't use them. burn the calories by yourself. it'll make you feel better and you dont have to trust those drugs.

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Hitchhiker: You heard of this thing, the 8-Minute Abs?
Ted: Yeah, sure, 8-Minute Abs. Yeah, the excercise video.
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[Hitchhiker convulses]
Hitchhiker: No! No, no, not 6! I said 7. Nobody's comin' up with 6. Who works out in 6 minutes? You won't even get your heart goin, not even a mouse on a wheel.
Ted: That - good point.
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Ted: Why?
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