30 day shred, will it make me bulky?
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Also bear in mind that fat reduction (or loss) occurs across all portions of your body... the only spot reduction is via lipo... I recommend everyone that plans on loosing a lot of weight... stop in at a supermarket or butcher shop where they sell Offal (organ meat like Heart, kidney, liver etc.) to see how fat looks when it grows on a vital organ... if that don't motivate a person to make changes... yikes!!!0
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OP, one more thing: losing weight vs losing inches is purely a matter of diet.0
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The heavier, more progressive weights you use, the more fat you will lose on a calorie deficit. You will shrink, you will not bulk. For example, I was doing HIIT (similar to the light weights lots of cardio stuff you are doing). Then I switched to heavy lifting starting with light 45lb barbells, and I slimmed down everywhere, and do not consider myself bulky.0
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I bench press 100lbs, squat 125, deadlift 160 etc. Do I look bulky to you? 30DS is almost pure cardio with some conditioning/strength. You may get a bit stronger, particularly doing the pushups, depending on where your fitness level is now, but you will not build extra muscle unless you are eating higher than your maintenance and are gaining weight.
Have fun and good luck on your journey!0 -
You cannot get bulky off of 5-10 pound weights. Impossible.
I've done it. It's a great stepping stone to general fitness and it will challenge a beginner. Put all three sections together and it's still pretty decent cardio for even a conditioned athlete.0 -
30DS never made anyone bulky.
"Bulky" is a word people misuse to refer to people with muscular development and an extremely low body fat percentage.
if you don't want to be "bulky," simply stop losing weight when you think you look good.
That's seriously all there is to it.
I agree on the point that 30DS never made anyone bulky.
I disagree about not being able to be bulky. I have a high lean mass for my height (126 pounds at 5'5") and I am losing body fat (planning to go from less than 28% down to around 20%). I don't want a lot more muscle gain obviously, as I will be at 155 lbs at 20%. That's a generally good point you made, but there are exceptions to every rule. Some of us just need to gain strength but no more mass.0 -
Let me know when you accidentally get "bulky." You're female, yes? We don't get bulky without that being our goal - and it takes a hell of a lot more than 30 days to do it. It's a common misconception that lifting heavy will make women bulky. It won't. Get that right out of your head. 30 day shred is cardio, anyway, is it not?
Wow,, Sarcasm!!0 -
30DS never made anyone bulky.
"Bulky" is a word people misuse to refer to people with muscular development and an extremely low body fat percentage.
You'll be fine. Don't worry.0 -
30DS never made anyone bulky.
"Bulky" is a word people misuse to refer to people with muscular development and an extremely low body fat percentage.
if you don't want to be "bulky," simply stop losing weight when you think you look good.
That's seriously all there is to it.
I agree on the point that 30DS never made anyone bulky.
I disagree about not being able to be bulky. I have a high lean mass for my height (126 pounds at 5'5") and I am losing body fat (planning to go from less than 28% down to around 20%). I don't want a lot more muscle gain obviously, as I will be at 155 lbs at 20%. That's a generally good point you made, but there are exceptions to every rule. Some of us just need to gain strength but no more mass.
I'm not sure who you are disagreeing with here, since I never said it wasn't possible to be bulky.0 -
Yes you will look like this when you're done:
Dang, where do I sign up!!?0 -
Let me know when you accidentally get "bulky." You're female, yes? We don't get bulky without that being our goal - and it takes a hell of a lot more than 30 days to do it. It's a common misconception that lifting heavy will make women bulky. It won't. Get that right out of your head. 30 day shred is cardio, anyway, is it not?
Wow,, Sarcasm!!
Yea for some reason I thought people here would be more helpful. I won't be posting anything else again0 -
I bench press 100lbs, squat 125, deadlift 160 etc. Do I look bulky to you? 30DS is almost pure cardio with some conditioning/strength. You may get a bit stronger, particularly doing the pushups, depending on where your fitness level is now, but you will not build extra muscle unless you are eating higher than your maintenance and are gaining weight.
Have fun and good luck on your journey!
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The heavier, more progressive weights you use, the more fat you will lose on a calorie deficit. You will shrink, you will not bulk. For example, I was doing HIIT (similar to the light weights lots of cardio stuff you are doing). Then I switched to heavy lifting starting with light 45lb barbells, and I slimmed down everywhere, and do not consider myself bulky.
Thanks!0 -
30DS never made anyone bulky.
"Bulky" is a word people misuse to refer to people with muscular development and an extremely low body fat percentage.
if you don't want to be "bulky," simply stop losing weight when you think you look good.
That's seriously all there is to it.
I agree on the point that 30DS never made anyone bulky.
I disagree about not being able to be bulky. I have a high lean mass for my height (126 pounds at 5'5") and I am losing body fat (planning to go from less than 28% down to around 20%). I don't want a lot more muscle gain obviously, as I will be at 155 lbs at 20%. That's a generally good point you made, but there are exceptions to every rule. Some of us just need to gain strength but no more mass.
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:huh: No way!0
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I'm doing 30 dah shred and I'm stronger . You ladies that are looking fit can give me any sarcastic cimments you want if i will look like that in 30 days. Yall look great!! But you'll be fine. You took the first step by trying. So kudos for that .0
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I'm doing 30 dah shred and I'm stronger . You ladies that are looking fit can give me any sarcastic cimments you want if i will look like that in 30 days. Yall look great!! But you'll be fine. You took the first step by trying. So kudos for that .
I can't spell at all lol0 -
Also, want to add, she references her "meal plan" a lot. You can find it on her web site. I didn't follow it, because I have a family to feed as well as myself, and DH does not like "healthy" foods. I also didn't cut to as low calories as she recommends (between 1200-1400), I stayed at 1600 without eating back exercise calories. So, check out her plan, but if you are losing on more calories than that now, then tweak it to fit you. You will still see results.0
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