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#315165 - 04/29/08 04:17 PM Lose weight over summer.
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I am going down to Florida for the summer to stay with my dad and I want to lost some belly fat and some of my thighs. I know he own a treadmill, but that's about it. What should I do to help lose some of that belly fat? (I do wish to replace it with muscle)
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#315173 - 04/29/08 08:45 PM Re: Lose weight over summer. [Re: RockerWolf]
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Welcome to A2A, RockerWolf. You can't really target loss of fat from particular areas, as you can muscle gains. You have to lose it generally by exercising more and/or eating fewer calories, and then you will find you lose most from where you put most on.
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#315178 - 04/29/08 11:53 PM Re: Lose weight over summer. [Re: Ineligible]
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Do you have any exercising tips maybe? I just don't want to waste my whole summer trying to lose some weight and it not work.

I am going to run daily, do some sit ups and push ups.
I am going to ditch all liquids except water.
I am going to eat a whole bunch of veggies and fruit, while getting in only a piece or two of meat a day.

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#315182 - 04/30/08 01:18 AM Re: Lose weight over summer. [Re: RockerWolf]
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While water is good and all, there are lots of good liquids out there that are good for you. Milk is one of those. I tend to mainly just drink 2% milk and water (as well as Vitamin Water) with the occasional Arizona Green Tea (or two) after a round of golf and the very very occasional soda. I think you'd be better off just cutting out stuff with alcohol or much caffeine, since those tend to be the worse.
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#315184 - 04/30/08 08:38 AM Re: Lose weight over summer. [Re: RockerWolf]
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Whatever you plan should be realistic and sustainable. Meat isn't too bad if it's not fatty, and is more filling for the calories.
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