Topic: How to get rid of stubborn belly fat ? - page 3. (Read 4716 times)
You may want to look into juicing fruits and veggies and working out all together I get a real energy boost when I juice. So it should be nice after a long workout..
Eat healthy uncooked vegetables and fruits for month.
Take plenty of water.
Bulk your stomach by eating water rich green vegetables.
DO cardio exercise morning and evening.
Take plenty of water.
Bulk your stomach by eating water rich green vegetables.
DO cardio exercise morning and evening.
I have been excercising for a while to lose wait now and eventually I've lost some weights. However the fat around my belly hasn't been burned. Please advice me what to do.
You need to do a lot of cardio, and make sure your calorie intakes are less then what you can burn.
based on my own experience. eat everything organic(very expensive) 
I have been excercising for a while to lose wait now and eventually I've lost some weights. However the fat around my belly hasn't been burned. Please advice me what to do.
Do cardio 3-5 days a week, also make sure you get a good sweat out of it.
Ab exercises will help firm up the muscles, which will make it more apparent when you do end up losing the fat. Strengthening you're core is always a good thing, and it tends to make you feel better about yourself which leads to exercise and eating healthy being easier.
And ofcourse the obvious eat less / don't eat foods heavy in fat and sugar.
There really is no easy way to do it, when losing weight belly fat is some of the last to go.
Also everything this guy said is pretty accurate:
You need to do cardio, cardio, and more cardio. Building muscle is great but if your six pack is under 2" of fat you can't see it without a scalpel.
When running (or any form of cadio) make sure you keep your hear rate in the fat burning range. Initially you will want to use a heart rate monitor eventually you will just be able to feel when in the zone. Running too fast, too hard will spike your heart rate out of the zone. At that work level your body can't efficiently burn fat and still provide the needed energy so it switches to only burning blood sugar. So instead you will want to run slower/easier for longer periods of time. If you are going to run remember running is destructive to the body (literally components are damaged, degraded) so you need off days. Initially I would say run no more than 3 days a week and eventually you can bump that up to 4 or 5.
TL/DR version:
If your goal is to lose fat you need to focus on cardioand keep your heart rate in the fat burning zone. Once you burn off enough fat switch to a more varied work out regiment.
When running (or any form of cadio) make sure you keep your hear rate in the fat burning range. Initially you will want to use a heart rate monitor eventually you will just be able to feel when in the zone. Running too fast, too hard will spike your heart rate out of the zone. At that work level your body can't efficiently burn fat and still provide the needed energy so it switches to only burning blood sugar. So instead you will want to run slower/easier for longer periods of time. If you are going to run remember running is destructive to the body (literally components are damaged, degraded) so you need off days. Initially I would say run no more than 3 days a week and eventually you can bump that up to 4 or 5.
TL/DR version:
If your goal is to lose fat you need to focus on cardioand keep your heart rate in the fat burning zone. Once you burn off enough fat switch to a more varied work out regiment.
go jogging, be more active
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It is not just about running blindly !
If you increase your metabolism, you increase the demand for calories resulting in feeling hungry and frustrated.
It is a balance between what you take (eat) and what you spend (activities).
Also, many recent studies suggest that short intensive exercises is way better than long cardio exercises.
It takes all your life to find the balance. It is not a matter of short time restrictive diet and some exercises.
Aiming for a healthy lifestyle is the key.
Wheat is really bad, but I love bread so that is tough.
Exercise...No Beer...Less sugar....Small amounts of meat.
TONS of veggies.
Exercise...No Beer...Less sugar....Small amounts of meat.
TONS of veggies.
Several studies show that just by adding coconut oil to your diet, you can lose fat , especially the “dangerous” fat in the abdominal cavity. I try it myself for 1 month , I took 1 soon of coconut oil on empty stomach every morning and I stood away from sugar and bread;the result 1.6 inches disappear from my belly. You should try it!
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He will get more fat.
I'm going to say eating less carbs and doing more core based toning exercises. The carbs should be the first thing to work on and then try and get in a routine of working out. Results should show if you stick with it I suspect.
Hi Audrey,
To get rid of stubborn belly fat, exercise regularly and try to maintain your diet because diet is the main cause of increase the weight. Don't skip breakfast, take low carb food and drink more water in your daily routine.
To get rid of stubborn belly fat, exercise regularly and try to maintain your diet because diet is the main cause of increase the weight. Don't skip breakfast, take low carb food and drink more water in your daily routine.
I have been excercising for a while to lose wait now and eventually I've lost some weights. However the fat around my belly hasn't been burned. Please advice me what to do.
WORKOUT, DO NOT EAT, AND YOU WILL LOSE WEIGHT.
Worst advice ever given. It's not about fat loss, it's about a life-style change. You can't lose a certain amount of fat and then expect the same amount of fat to never return. It's not like building a concrete floor, that once it's done it will stay like that for ever.
To have a successful life-style change, you need to do something that you truly enjoy and like, if it's a chore, it's only a matter of time before you go back to old habits. But training and paying attention to what you eat is like everything else in life - sometimes it's boring, sometimes it's fun.
If you're a lazy person by nature, and lack discipline, starting a team sport or attending some kind of sports classes where you enjoy the activities could be a good idea.
If you're wealthy and can afford it, put your life-style change in the hands of a professional, he or she will aid you in learning better habits.
And remember that if you fail at one point, with a cheat meal, alcohol, or whatever - remember you're not a failure - just keep going the next day.
You should also ask yourself why you want to remove 'stubborn bodyfat' around the tummy. Are you doing it for yourself, or to 'look' good in the eyes of others primarily. If the last, I'm not sure if that's the right reasons why to do it. If you're thinking in terms of other dudes and how they look at you, most couldn't care less. If you're thinking about girls and attracting those, only a tiny percentage are obsessed with sixpacks, the rest will enjoy your company if you make them feel good. I've seen chubby dudes get the best and nicest girls, because they're humorous and know how to socialize.
The concerns about having a sixpack is mostly a media made 'ideal' that's hardly worth shooting for. There's a lot of things you can't enjoy in life if you're going for that calvin klein underwear model look. Forget about alcohol, and carb-loaded meals.
But frankly, if you can make the habit of learning what foods are healthy and what are not, and make a decision every time you're about to put something into your mouth, and move more - you're getting there one step at a time.
But nothing beats a lifestyle of training and proper food. You should never starve yourself to lose bodyweight, but rather educate yourself. The book body-for-life is a great starting point for those who lack knowledge about these things. Just google it, and you'll find it. If you follow it to the letter, you'll get that body you're dreaming about. But remember that this is a never ending road, once you're satisfied with your results, you need to keep everything up, or else it will deteriorate as quickly as in less than a week.
I have been excercising for a while to lose wait now and eventually I've lost some weights. However the fat around my belly hasn't been burned. Please advice me what to do.
WORKOUT, DO NOT EAT, AND YOU WILL LOSE WEIGHT.
... some short distance running (which does not burn that much calories anyway)
Tabata sprints. A.K.A HITT. High Intensity Interval Training. A ten minute workout ups your metabolism for 24 hours. It beats jogging ten fold. Causes your body to burn calories long after you stop the workout.
Oh? Is that so? Hype, eh? It doesn't make sense?
Towards the minimal amount of exercise for improving metabolic health: beneficial effects of reduced-exertion high-intensity interval training: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/22124524
Metabolic adaptations to short-term high-intensity interval training: a little pain for a lot of gain?: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/18362686
Evidence based exercise - clinical benefits of high intensity interval training: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/23210120
A practical model of low-volume high-intensity interval training induces mitochondrial biogenesis in human skeletal muscle: potential mechanisms: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/20100740
High-intensity interval training increases SIRT1 activity in human skeletal muscle: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/20555380
An acute bout of high-intensity interval training increases the nuclear abundance of PGC-1α and activates mitochondrial biogenesis in human skeletal muscle: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/21451146
Low-volume high-intensity interval training reduces hyperglycemia and increases muscle mitochondrial capacity in patients with type 2 diabetes: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/21868679
The potential for high-intensity interval training to reduce cardiometabolic disease risk: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/22587821
Impact of exercise intensity on body fatness and skeletal muscle metabolism: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/8028502
High-intensity aerobic interval training increases fat and carbohydrate metabolic capacities in human skeletal muscle: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/19088769
... some short distance running (which does not burn that much calories anyway)
Tabata sprints. A.K.A HITT. High Intensity Interval Training. A ten minute workout ups your metabolism for 24 hours. It beats jogging ten fold. Causes your body to burn calories long after you stop the workout.
... some short distance running (which does not burn that much calories anyway)
Tabata sprints. A.K.A HITT. High Intensity Interval Training. A ten minute workout ups your metabolism for 24 hours. It beats jogging ten fold. Causes your body to burn calories long after you stop the workout.
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