Just lose weight or a a six pack?
djpro1337
Posts: 68 Member
I was just wondering eat everyone's opinion was on this topic. I personally want a six pack and I am pretty much there. My initial goal was to lose enough weight so fat wouldn't jiggle when I walked. (True story). But now I want a six pack. Is anyone else like this? Do you generally just want to lose weight or do you want to go all out for six pack abs? Just wondering if I was the only one like this.
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i only wanted to 'lose weight' to start with... i have now been alternating between maintenance and dropping my bodyfat for a while as i would like a little more ab definition.0
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Muscle definition is a goal of mine.0
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i only wanted to 'lose weight' to start with... i have now been alternating between maintenance and dropping my bodyfat for a while as i would like a little more ab definition.
Pretty much exactly like me. I don't think our goals, or our journey, should ever stop. Once we meet one goal, shoot for another. I guess that's how the process goes. Lose weight then go for abs.0 -
I'd be satisfied at losing body fat...gaining muscle is a plus, but not looking to be ripped...too much work, lol. Bodies can change so much and as I said, I want to lose body fat, just don't want to become too obsessed about it. :happy:0
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I want to be as shredded as possible...0
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I started out just wanted to lose the weight, but then seeing the runners on here gave me the itch to run a marathon, now I want vanity and the body that goes with it, but that's because that's what I see. In the long haul, it's all about being healthy.0
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I want to be as shredded as possible...
What he said0 -
My endocrinologist said I probably wasn't going to get a six-pack. I'm cool with that.
I do, however, want to build those muscles that make a six-pack, even if I could never lose the blubber over them.
My overall goal is to build strength and live healthier - eat/work/play healthier.0 -
Goals and perception shift with body changes. What an overweight person might consider a "6-pack" might not be particularly impressive as the body fat reality changes. Or the value you place on abs might shift with your strength and muscle progression goals.0
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I'm over the 6 pack thing, I came here to lose weight and now I'm in love with lifting and running and all the thrills that come with it. I just want to be the best me I can be, oh and losing bodyfat is always a plus
15% please?! Lol
Edited because damn W key hates me haha0 -
I have always had a sixpack since I can remember. BRB eating 3000 calories a day and still not losing sixpack. you mad?0
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When I started I wanted to lose weight, but now I have more muscle definition related goals (not 6pack abs though).0
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If you exercise and eat at a deficit you can lose weight and drink a six pack. I know, trust me i know.0
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At this point in my life, the only people who are ever going to see my abs are my husband and my mortician. The first loves me no matter how unripped I am, and I'm guessing the second won't give a fig. I just want to feel good and enjoy wearing pretty clothes (that don't show my belly or private bits).0
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I want to be as shredded as possible...
I am a bit further away from being so than this guy though lol0 -
Yup, I want the six pack. For me, to get from a 4-pack to a 6-pack, the difference in the amount of time, work, and commitment (both exercise and nutrition wise) is huge. You have to find your own personal balance.0
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I'm fine with losing weight. I'm too lazy to work on muscle definition.0
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good luck with your goal.
personally for me, a six pack isn't a goal. it might happen on the way to my goal (of doing an Iron Man) but it's not going to be on my check off list.0 -
I went all out for a six pack!! That was my main goal!0
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