I WANT LEANER ABS AND INNER THIGHS!!!

l4dy0nyx
l4dy0nyx Posts: 45 Member
I know it's 90% diet and all,of that crap... b7t I hate to diet...i just believe inputting in the work with weights and the cutting with running which normally works....but... I feel like I need a new method this winter.

And what is a good intense workout for these love handles and my back love handles... obviously, they aren't out of control... but I just want to isolate those areas so everything can come together when I get ready to cut.

INSIGHT??? ADVICE???? IM OPEN.
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  • l4dy0nyx
    l4dy0nyx Posts: 45 Member
    sijomial wrote: »
    How exactly do you think exercise will work fat as opposed to working muscles?

    Well... what do you mean? Like... I'm doing it wrong? Is that what you're saying?
  • l4dy0nyx
    l4dy0nyx Posts: 45 Member
    l4dy0nyx wrote: »
    sijomial wrote: »
    l4dy0nyx wrote: »
    sijomial wrote: »
    How exactly do you think exercise will work fat as opposed to working muscles?

    Well... what do you mean? Like... I'm doing it wrong? Is that what you're saying?

    Yes.
    You can't exercise fat, it's just a fuel store and you don't get to choose where you body will take it from when you are in an energy deficit anymore than you can choose to use fuel from the top right hand side of your car's fuel tank!

    You can target certain muscles of course (which may not be a great training plan...) but that's not going to remove the fat over those particular muscles.

    True... but I'm looking to build muscle in those areas first... muscle burns fat for sure tho...

    One pound of muscle burns approximately 4-6 more calories than a pound of fat. It's not enough to bank on, for sure tho.

    Lol... Oh ard.
  • quiksylver296
    quiksylver296 Posts: 28,439 Member
    edited November 2017
    sijomial wrote: »
    l4dy0nyx wrote: »
    AnvilHead wrote: »
    l4dy0nyx wrote: »
    sijomial wrote: »
    l4dy0nyx wrote: »
    sijomial wrote: »
    How exactly do you think exercise will work fat as opposed to working muscles?

    Well... what do you mean? Like... I'm doing it wrong? Is that what you're saying?

    Yes.
    You can't exercise fat, it's just a fuel store and you don't get to choose where you body will take it from when you are in an energy deficit anymore than you can choose to use fuel from the top right hand side of your car's fuel tank!

    You can target certain muscles of course (which may not be a great training plan...) but that's not going to remove the fat over those particular muscles.

    True... but I'm looking to build muscle in those areas first... muscle burns fat for sure tho...
    Not like you're thinking it does.

    Well... my body has made great changes so far... I'm not looking to lose weight I just want to gain muscle. My methods show proof, I'm just looking for advice for this specific thing, but if I don't hear anything im,interested in, I'm just going to continue doing what im doing. Lol.

    You asked for advice not affirmation of completely inaccurate ideas about human physiology.

    And please completely eliminate diet as an advice option.
  • l4dy0nyx
    l4dy0nyx Posts: 45 Member
    sardelsa wrote: »
    l4dy0nyx wrote: »
    AnvilHead wrote: »
    l4dy0nyx wrote: »
    sijomial wrote: »
    l4dy0nyx wrote: »
    sijomial wrote: »
    How exactly do you think exercise will work fat as opposed to working muscles?

    Well... what do you mean? Like... I'm doing it wrong? Is that what you're saying?

    Yes.
    You can't exercise fat, it's just a fuel store and you don't get to choose where you body will take it from when you are in an energy deficit anymore than you can choose to use fuel from the top right hand side of your car's fuel tank!

    You can target certain muscles of course (which may not be a great training plan...) but that's not going to remove the fat over those particular muscles.

    True... but I'm looking to build muscle in those areas first... muscle burns fat for sure tho...
    Not like you're thinking it does.

    Well... my body has made great changes so far... I'm not looking to lose weight I just want to gain muscle. My methods show proof, I'm just looking for advice for this specific thing, but if I don't hear anything im,interested in, I'm just going to continue doing what im doing. Lol.

    Thing is, in your title "I want leaner abs and thighs" we are telling you what to do. Right now, you can build muscle but it won't get rid of the fat in those areas. If you want more definition, you will have to lower your bodyfat %, and the best way to do that in your case is to eat at a deficit.

    If you don't want to do that and want to build a bit, lose a bit, then eat at maintenance and recomp. If you want to gain muscle (but you will gain fat too) you can bulk. All of this will take quite a bit of time and dedication and hard work.

    If you are happy with your results, keep doing what you are doing. But you did ask for advice and we are kindly giving it to you

    Well... I'm trying to scroll up and see where I disagreed with you about anything... or anyone for that fact... lol.
  • l4dy0nyx
    l4dy0nyx Posts: 45 Member
    sijomial wrote: »
    l4dy0nyx wrote: »
    AnvilHead wrote: »
    l4dy0nyx wrote: »
    sijomial wrote: »
    l4dy0nyx wrote: »
    sijomial wrote: »
    How exactly do you think exercise will work fat as opposed to working muscles?

    Well... what do you mean? Like... I'm doing it wrong? Is that what you're saying?

    Yes.
    You can't exercise fat, it's just a fuel store and you don't get to choose where you body will take it from when you are in an energy deficit anymore than you can choose to use fuel from the top right hand side of your car's fuel tank!

    You can target certain muscles of course (which may not be a great training plan...) but that's not going to remove the fat over those particular muscles.

    True... but I'm looking to build muscle in those areas first... muscle burns fat for sure tho...
    Not like you're thinking it does.

    Well... my body has made great changes so far... I'm not looking to lose weight I just want to gain muscle. My methods show proof, I'm just looking for advice for this specific thing, but if I don't hear anything im,interested in, I'm just going to continue doing what im doing. Lol.

    You asked for advice not affirmation of completely inaccurate ideas about human physiology.

    And please completely eliminate diet as an advice option.

    BUT I don't diet tho... I never said anything about dieting...lol.
  • l4dy0nyx
    l4dy0nyx Posts: 45 Member
    sardelsa wrote: »
    l4dy0nyx wrote: »
    AnvilHead wrote: »
    l4dy0nyx wrote: »
    sijomial wrote: »
    l4dy0nyx wrote: »
    sijomial wrote: »
    How exactly do you think exercise will work fat as opposed to working muscles?

    Well... what do you mean? Like... I'm doing it wrong? Is that what you're saying?

    Yes.
    You can't exercise fat, it's just a fuel store and you don't get to choose where you body will take it from when you are in an energy deficit anymore than you can choose to use fuel from the top right hand side of your car's fuel tank!

    You can target certain muscles of course (which may not be a great training plan...) but that's not going to remove the fat over those particular muscles.

    True... but I'm looking to build muscle in those areas first... muscle burns fat for sure tho...
    Not like you're thinking it does.

    Well... my body has made great changes so far... I'm not looking to lose weight I just want to gain muscle. My methods show proof, I'm just looking for advice for this specific thing, but if I don't hear anything im,interested in, I'm just going to continue doing what im doing. Lol.

    Right now, you can build muscle but it won't get rid of the fat in those areas. If you want more definition, you will have to lower your bodyfat %, and the best way to do that in your case is to eat at a deficit.

    If you don't want to do that and want to build a bit, lose a bit, then eat at maintenance and recomp. If you want to gain muscle (but you will gain fat too) you can bulk. All of this will take quite a bit of time and dedication and hard work.

    This is great advice tho... thanks.
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