Is jumping a good exercise?
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Ghasssan1993 wrote: »OP, assuming this is even a real question, here are your options:
- Eat less, and hope that losing more fat will decrease the areas you are unhappy with. No one can tell you if this will work or not, every body is different.
- Exercise more. Pretty much any body will look better if you exercise more. You don't need to exercise for hours to see improvement, but sure it does require effort.
- Accept the way you look right now
There are plenty of people here who have fun and enjoy their lives who ALSO watch their diet and fit in exercise. Saying that people who diet or exercise have boring lives is an insult to everyone here trying to help you, because that's what we all are doing. It really isn't difficult. But if you aren't willing to change, there's no advice that will work.
You can do body weight exercises (push ups, pull ups, planks, squats, lunges) for 20-30 minutes, 3 or 4 times a week and see improvement over time. You can eat the same foods you currently eat, just a little less. Or accept how you look and carry on.
I have made my mind.
Two years of fun and then I will lose weight.
good.
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Ghasssan1993 wrote: »OP, assuming this is even a real question, here are your options:
- Eat less, and hope that losing more fat will decrease the areas you are unhappy with. No one can tell you if this will work or not, every body is different.
- Exercise more. Pretty much any body will look better if you exercise more. You don't need to exercise for hours to see improvement, but sure it does require effort.
- Accept the way you look right now
There are plenty of people here who have fun and enjoy their lives who ALSO watch their diet and fit in exercise. Saying that people who diet or exercise have boring lives is an insult to everyone here trying to help you, because that's what we all are doing. It really isn't difficult. But if you aren't willing to change, there's no advice that will work.
You can do body weight exercises (push ups, pull ups, planks, squats, lunges) for 20-30 minutes, 3 or 4 times a week and see improvement over time. You can eat the same foods you currently eat, just a little less. Or accept how you look and carry on.
I have made my mind.
Two years of fun and then I will lose weight.
Enjoy your moobs for the next two years. When you're serious about losing them, come back and we can give you advice.0 -
Ghasssan1993 wrote: »goldthistime wrote: »Ghasssan1993 wrote: »They are very active. Swim 2,3 hours a day. Goes to jogging. Have a pathetic life but body looks great.
And if you ARE a troll, and just playing with us, thanks for the entertainment.
Different people really have different opinions. For me its pathetic. For few reasons.
*How to find that much time
*I am still 3 times stronger than any of them. Ok they have more durability but I can lift things thrice as heavy as they can.
*They are trying that hard to get women and I am not looking to find any relationship with a women yet the women they wants are more in to me.
If this is the case then I'd stay start lifting weights. However, you said you "can't gym". Not sure if that means you don't want to or if you don't have one available. Either way, body weight exercises would benefit you greatly. But, since you've already made up your mind, not much else anyone can say.0 -
Just jumping? I'd say that is a pretty inefficient (and boring) form of exercise. I'd suggest high jumps, incorporate weight and step-up/jump-up on a plate, jumping jacks, jumping rope (weighted), all better options and more efficient. Jumping will NOT make boobs/butt grow - in fact nothing will make your boobs grow and only heavy, structured lifting will make your butt grow. Jumping = cardio = fat loss.0
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