Sl@MDuNk_Mitsui14 Posted November 29, 2006 Share Posted November 29, 2006 im a client of a known gym, i want to lose my belly fats.do i need to cardio everyday in order to achieve that goal? NO, having the RIGHT diet is FAR MORE EFFECTIVE than running on a treadmill/doing cardio exercises everyday. In fact to be honest about it, I DONT DO ANY CARDIO exercise but I lost my belly fats in just a month. Quote Link to comment
Sl@MDuNk_Mitsui14 Posted November 29, 2006 Share Posted November 29, 2006 im a client of a known gym, i want to lose my belly fats.do i need to cardio everyday in order to achieve that goal? NO, having the RIGHT diet is FAR MORE EFFECTIVE than running on a treadmill/doing cardio exercises everyday. In fact to be honest about it, I DONT DO ANY CARDIO exercise but I lost my belly fats in just a month just by eating right. Of course it's easier said than done, but I would rather take the effort to eat right than to waste my time doing cardios with very minimal results. I mean you can do all the cardio exercises but as long as you don't have the proper diet to go along with it, then youre just wasting your effort and your money to say the least, and you end up disappointed with the results. I would rather recommend for you to lift weights instead of doing cardio exercises. Quote Link to comment
Olympus Posted November 30, 2006 Share Posted November 30, 2006 Getting your diet in check and doing proper cardio will help you lose some fat but and the big but is you also have to strength train as cardi alone will not help you shed off the fat Quote Link to comment
Eclipseguy Posted November 30, 2006 Share Posted November 30, 2006 im a client of a known gym, i want to lose my belly fats.do i need to cardio everyday in order to achieve that goal? If you want to yo-yo, do cardio. If you want to lose fat and keep it off, do strength training, interval training, and clean up your diet. You will keep 99% of your muscle/tone, maintain your metabolism, and you'll find it easy to look great year-round. Challenge a "cardio-freak" to do the same. They cannot do it. Quote Link to comment
mannyvillar2000 Posted November 30, 2006 Share Posted November 30, 2006 If you want to yo-yo, do cardio. If you want to lose fat and keep it off, do strength training, interval training, and clean up your diet. You will keep 99% of your muscle/tone, maintain your metabolism, and you'll find it easy to look great year-round. Challenge a "cardio-freak" to do the same. They cannot do it. AGREE!!! :thumbsupsmiley: Quote Link to comment
Spanishboy Posted November 30, 2006 Share Posted November 30, 2006 More muscle mass = more fat burned, so i suggest to focus more on strength training. Quote Link to comment
Touching_drip Posted December 4, 2006 Share Posted December 4, 2006 This is one of the worst programs I've seen (admitted) online in a long time. If you are not doing free weight barbell SQUATS, you might as well not go to the gym. There is nothing that looks more rediculous than a guy with a developed upper body and chicken legs. AND MACHINE TRAINING FOR LEGS IS NOT LEG TRAINING!!!! Unless, that is, you are training for a sabong :hypocritesmiley: I couldn't agree more, in fact I'm the living proof. I've been exercising for the last five years doing sit ups and all these carry on to make my upper body looks lean and define, but what I didn't realize, I so much neglected my lower body parts ei. legs, thighs and yah EG is right! I actually looked like Johnny Bravo (The neighborhood hero with a chicken legs). Anyway, after learning about the 5x5 program, I have included SQUATS excersise in my routine and I was so flabbergasted at how weak my knees are during my first session. I guess that's what you get if you don't go to the gym for a professional advice huh? Cheers Quote Link to comment
parbust3r Posted December 5, 2006 Share Posted December 5, 2006 I couldn't agree more, in fact I'm the living proof. I've been exercising for the last five years doing sit ups and all these carry on to make my upper body looks lean and define, but what I didn't realize, I so much neglected my lower body parts ei. legs, thighs and yah EG is right! I actually looked like Johnny Bravo (The neighborhood hero with a chicken legs). Anyway, after learning about the 5x5 program, I have included SQUATS excersise in my routine and I was so flabbergasted at how weak my knees are during my first session. I guess that's what you get if you don't go to the gym for a professional advice huh? Cheers hehe. i had the same 'issue' months ago until i read up on eclipse's 5x5. better late than never IMO. Quote Link to comment
Equus Posted December 9, 2006 Share Posted December 9, 2006 hey guys... ive been out for a while... want to update you on my progress.. All the figures below are the final weights when doing 5 x 5 my current body weight is 203 pounds bench press - went down... 265 poundssquats - 270 poundsdeadlift - 310 poundsmilitary press - 150 poundspull ups - plus 55 pounds to body weightdynamic row - havent been doing this (dont bite my head off) so far thats where i am... i went back to 5 x 5 about 3 weeks ago, this is in preparation to the massiev amounts of food during christmas... hehehehehe... in any case, would be nice to hear about your progress guys, especially the ones that have been here before. thanks in advance for sharing.. Quote Link to comment
Eclipseguy Posted December 9, 2006 Share Posted December 9, 2006 hey guys... ive been out for a while... want to update you on my progress.. All the figures below are the final weights when doing 5 x 5 my current body weight is 203 pounds bench press - went down... 265 poundssquats - 270 poundsdeadlift - 310 poundsmilitary press - 150 poundspull ups - plus 55 pounds to body weightdynamic row - havent been doing this (dont bite my head off) so far thats where i am... i went back to 5 x 5 about 3 weeks ago, this is in preparation to the massiev amounts of food during christmas... hehehehehe... in any case, would be nice to hear about your progress guys, especially the ones that have been here before. thanks in advance for sharing.. Where am I....I think my bodyweight is 180lbs right now...or 179...no appetite lately. My abs are VERY visible, so I suppose that's a plus (duh). Bench 240x6x10 (phase 3)Squats - just ended Phase 2 at 315x4 (am going to do 250x6x10 tomorrow for Phase 3) I needed to give my lower back another day offDeadlift - did a sub-1RM at 465x1....no belt, no problems. I'm back to conventional stance.Military press: 150x6x10 (my achilles heel)Pullups plus 45lbsx6x10, but I'm going to specialize on power cleans twice a week again now that my forearm is full strengthTherefore I need to re-do my power clean for the top 5. I'm not certain if I'll do a progression or EDT training for it. We created our own progression system for EDT. We are trying to decide if we should write a full-blown book around it, or post it on the web. These days it's often better to put something unique on the web....especially since this will make our competing gyms hate our guts even more....since women TOTALLY dig EDT. So now both men and women are going to be fighting over the free weights. Oh yea....I don't know if you hired that guy that we recommended (because we were trying to be nice to him), but watch your back. Seriously. I'm at the point where I'd say to just let him freelance there only after the "dirt" came out after he left from probably the most reliable and trustworthy source of info at Eclipse. I know you trust us (myself and Olympus) so we need to say it loud and clear that we might have made a mistake by asking you to give him a chance. It's early so I can't imagine any problems yet. But if you get a bad feeling, trust it. In other words, if he complains at all in the slightest, bring out the AXE and have yourself a Christmas Goose. Quote Link to comment
Olympus Posted December 10, 2006 Share Posted December 10, 2006 hey guys... ive been out for a while... want to update you on my progress.. All the figures below are the final weights when doing 5 x 5 my current body weight is 203 pounds bench press - went down... 265 poundssquats - 270 poundsdeadlift - 310 poundsmilitary press - 150 poundspull ups - plus 55 pounds to body weightdynamic row - havent been doing this (dont bite my head off) so far thats where i am... i went back to 5 x 5 about 3 weeks ago, this is in preparation to the massiev amounts of food during christmas... hehehehehe... in any case, would be nice to hear about your progress guys, especially the ones that have been here before. thanks in advance for sharing.. I'm at 151.5 lbs nowbench last workout did 160x6,170x5x2 and 180x4x2squats:did 275x8 recentlypower cleans: top set of 135 in the intensity 5x5deadlifts:295x6x10military press:135x6x10pullups:+25 lbs 8x8 Good to hear from you again. And I also second the notion about the guy we are referring to you. Quote Link to comment
massmonster Posted December 10, 2006 Share Posted December 10, 2006 Currently at 180 lbs. with abs starting to show. Military Press:130x8x8Squats:205x10x10Rows:245x6x10Deadlift:285x10x10Dips:Bodyweight+10x6x10Pullups:Bodyweight+30x6x10 was my heaviest Quote Link to comment
Boysbe Posted December 11, 2006 Share Posted December 11, 2006 hey guys... ive been out for a while... want to update you on my progress.. All the figures below are the final weights when doing 5 x 5 my current body weight is 203 pounds bench press - went down... 265 poundssquats - 270 poundsdeadlift - 310 poundsmilitary press - 150 poundspull ups - plus 55 pounds to body weightdynamic row - havent been doing this (dont bite my head off) so far thats where i am... i went back to 5 x 5 about 3 weeks ago, this is in preparation to the massiev amounts of food during christmas... hehehehehe... in any case, would be nice to hear about your progress guys, especially the ones that have been here before. thanks in advance for sharing.. Mines still about 140 lbs. Tried eating 3 to 4 peices of eggs per day plus 6 meals. Kinda improved with the use of Amino supplements. I think you should really dedicate yourself to proper fitness attitude before weight lifting bacause good, strong abs really needs a lot of work. Quote Link to comment
Eclipseguy Posted December 11, 2006 Share Posted December 11, 2006 Mines still about 140 lbs. Tried eating 3 to 4 peices of eggs per day plus 6 meals. Kinda improved with the use of Amino supplements. I think you should really dedicate yourself to proper fitness attitude before weight lifting bacause good, strong abs really needs a lot of work. This is incorrect, 100% incorrect. My abs are so developed (and getting leaner since I'm dieting), that I can probably stick a Peso inbetween them and hold it there. I got that from lifting heavy weights. When I began training years ago, I had NO ABS AT ALL. I was a stick boy. "Direct" ab training is a complete waste of time. Ask anyone who has done strength training for more than 3 months. I guarantee that their abs have developed more in those 3 months than 3 solid years of "ab work" like crunches and other silly and useless exercises. Quote Link to comment
King`Of`Klubbs Posted December 12, 2006 Share Posted December 12, 2006 Hey, hey, hey guys! Ano 'tong mga 'to? Gusto kong sumali! Pa'no ba? Problema ko, malaki "love handles" at tyan ko. Ok naman yung shoulders tska chest, pero hindi na proportion sa iba. Sobrang liit din ng legs (as in chicken legs!) kaya ang pangit tignan. Hindi kasi ako masyadong makapag squat. May mild scoliosis kasi ako. So pano ba 'to? Tulong naman... Quote Link to comment
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