B belly
mholmes1104
Posts: 3 Member
My stomach has a dent in the middle this really gets me down I've been smaller and it just gets smaller and doesn't go away. Does anybody else have this problem?.
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Yep. Had it at all sizes
Was the shape I was born with so I just live with it. Spanx if I'm going to an event and need a smoother look3 -
I have a B belly that eats belts.
I don’t think it is something that can be got rid of, I think it is part of your anatomical construction.
I do think, however, it can be improved with weight loss and strengthening the abdominal muscles.
How much it can be improved depends on how much weight you have lost and how much your skin contracts.
I only had 30lbs to lose, mostly on my belly (the joys of having a B belly and being apple shaped), and have found strength training has really helped.Same weight, after a few years of recomp.
The seated belt eater.
Cheers, h.10 -
^^^ I'm honestly glad you posted the photos because I was totally confused as to what a "B belly" was talking about. Awesome progress with that recomp though!1
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I never had one until I had my second baby. I'm pretty short waisted and just generally short and he was long and a relatively big baby and I was 40. So much loose skin!
When I hit menopause, that loose skin filled with a bit of fat. I never had issues with abdominal fat until then, all of my extra weight, even when obese, was in my hips, thighs, arms, and butt.
I'm 117 pounds now and trying to lose some more vanity weight down to at least 110, possibly a stretch goal of 105 to see if I can shake that last bit of fat out of my B-belly and I hope over time to have the same recomp results @middlehaitch has had. I always keep her pictures in mind, remembering that she started at my age (56). So inspiring!2 -
B belly? Stomach looks like the capital letter B?1
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Me! I have a roll near the top, and even when I'm skinny, it's there. I already moved to one piece swimsuits after having babies anyways, so I just live with it.1
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I have it as well, no matter the size. It's part of me, I just don't pay any attention to it, because I know I can't change it.2
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150poundsofme wrote: »B belly? Stomach looks like the capital letter B?
Yes that's the one1 -
I guess I do. Meh. Body works pretty well, especially for a 63-year-old's; I like it.
I'm never really going to understand why we have names for certain kinds of body features, apparently so we can dislike them in a more clear and specific way. Jeesh.
OP, you might get something out of this thread:
http://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/discussion/1161603/so-you-want-a-nice-stomach
Or this one:
https://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/discussion/10689837/does-this-uterus-make-my-stomach-look-fat
Or this one:
https://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/discussion/10177803/recomposition-maintaining-weight-while-losing-fat1 -
I have that type of belly and I've had it at all sizes. It's not a problem, it's just a shape. To be honest, I would rather be shaped like that than have the tendency to store a lot of my fat viscerally.2
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