Looking for guys who aspire to get six pack abs - maybe not tomorrow, maybe not even in six months..
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BrianDavid2015 wrote: »Liftng4Lis wrote: »
Can you see her amazing self???? Why would a man not benefit from that? Her thread is for everyone.BrianDavid2015 wrote: »Liftng4Lis wrote: »BrianDavid2015 wrote: »
I thought that was just advice for women, no?
Ahh have you seen her abs?
Yes - but thought advice was just for women
Obvi she's awesome. Just assumed it was for women only
You know what they say it makes you when you assume...
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redheaddee wrote: »BrianDavid2015 wrote: »Liftng4Lis wrote: »
Can you see her amazing self???? Why would a man not benefit from that? Her thread is for everyone.BrianDavid2015 wrote: »Liftng4Lis wrote: »BrianDavid2015 wrote: »
I thought that was just advice for women, no?
Ahh have you seen her abs?
Yes - but thought advice was just for women
Obvi she's awesome. Just assumed it was for women only
You know what they say it makes you when you assume...
No enlighten me llease0 -
BrianDavid2015 wrote: »
I thought that was just advice for women, no?
Can you explain how it's different for a woman to achieve abs verses a man?
If you think the advice doesn't apply to you then there should be some logic behind the train of thought.
Please explain how you think it's different.0 -
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I believe most males would desire to have visual six pack abs (they are already there). The issue here is that getting down to that body fat level to reveal them takes a lot of hard work and calorie reduction and most males aren't that dedicated enough take that route.
And as usmcmp stated, attaining a six pack for men isn't going to be that much different of an approach as her thread states. Might want to look into it.
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How did this dude get his post hijacked about a social issue regarding training methods between the genders? Stop being so defensive, and no; there are not "very few" situations where women should train differently than men. There are VERY MANY mostly because of the fact that men and women usually have two very different completion goals. Most women don't strive for the physical visual muscular look. Don't get me wrong, many do.... But most don't.
I added you brotha.0 -
How did this dude get his post hijacked about a social issue regarding training methods between the genders? Stop being so defensive, and no; there are not "very few" situations where women should train differently than men. There are VERY MANY mostly because of the fact that men and women usually have two very different completion goals. Most women don't strive for the physical visual muscular look. Don't get me wrong, many do.... But most don't.
I added you brotha.
If a man and are woman are training to GET visible abs, why would they train differently? That was the point being made....0 -
"Also, there are very, very few ways in which men and women should train or diet differently."
This looked like a lone statement to me that is separate from that point that TavistockToad is claiming.0 -
TavistockToad wrote: »How did this dude get his post hijacked about a social issue regarding training methods between the genders? Stop being so defensive, and no; there are not "very few" situations where women should train differently than men. There are VERY MANY mostly because of the fact that men and women usually have two very different completion goals. Most women don't strive for the physical visual muscular look. Don't get me wrong, many do.... But most don't.
I added you brotha.
If a man and are woman are training to GET visible abs, why would they train differently? That was the point being made....
Obviously not, as I obviously wasn't arguing that they'd train differently for the same goal. I was just saying that's why BrianDavid2015 was a skeptic.
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TavistockToad wrote: »How did this dude get his post hijacked about a social issue regarding training methods between the genders? Stop being so defensive, and no; there are not "very few" situations where women should train differently than men. There are VERY MANY mostly because of the fact that men and women usually have two very different completion goals. Most women don't strive for the physical visual muscular look. Don't get me wrong, many do.... But most don't.
I added you brotha.
If a man and are woman are training to GET visible abs, why would they train differently? That was the point being made....
Obviously not, as I obviously wasn't arguing that they'd train differently for the same goal. I was just saying that's why BrianDavid2015 was a skeptic.
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You did say "like minded people".....how about gals who want a six pack?
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Six packs would be the ultimate goal. Even if they take a while to get!0
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"Also, there are very, very few ways in which men and women should train or diet differently."
This looked like a lone statement to me that is separate from that point that TavistockToad is claiming.
@OGJake12 I made that comment. If a man and woman have the same goals they would train the same. Obviously if they have different goals they would train different, but so would two men with different goals. My point that men and women should train the same stands.0 -
"Also, there are very, very few ways in which men and women should train or diet differently."
This looked like a lone statement to me that is separate from that point that TavistockToad is claiming.
@OGJake12 I made that comment. If a man and woman have the same goals they would train the same. Obviously if they have different goals they would train different, but so would two men with different goals. My point that men and women should train the same stands.
Why is this?
If one person had a goal to learn math. And another person had the same goal to learn math? They may each need different ways of teaching to get"Also, there are very, very few ways in which men and women should train or diet differently."
This looked like a lone statement to me that is separate from that point that TavistockToad is claiming.
@OGJake12 I made that comment. If a man and woman have the same goals they would train the same. Obviously if they have different goals they would train different, but so would two men with different goals. My point that men and women should train the same stands.
How do you know this to be true? Just curious. Research based? Anecdotal evidence?0 -
BrianDavid2015 wrote: »
I thought that was just advice for women, no?
Can you explain how it's different for a woman to achieve abs verses a man?
If you think the advice doesn't apply to you then there should be some logic behind the train of thought.
Please explain how you think it's different.
because y'all have eggs, and ovaries and due to that you can't get a six pack….duhh!! they teach that in sixth grade biology ….0 -
BrianDavid2015 wrote: »"Also, there are very, very few ways in which men and women should train or diet differently."
This looked like a lone statement to me that is separate from that point that TavistockToad is claiming.
@OGJake12 I made that comment. If a man and woman have the same goals they would train the same. Obviously if they have different goals they would train different, but so would two men with different goals. My point that men and women should train the same stands.
Why is this?
If one person had a goal to learn math. And another person had the same goal to learn math? They may each need different ways of teaching to get"Also, there are very, very few ways in which men and women should train or diet differently."
This looked like a lone statement to me that is separate from that point that TavistockToad is claiming.
@OGJake12 I made that comment. If a man and woman have the same goals they would train the same. Obviously if they have different goals they would train different, but so would two men with different goals. My point that men and women should train the same stands.
How do you know this to be true? Just curious. Research based? Anecdotal evidence?
really???
ummm calorie deficit + micro/macor adherence + training = abs….
^ where do you see gender in that formula?0 -
BrianDavid2015 wrote: »"Also, there are very, very few ways in which men and women should train or diet differently."
This looked like a lone statement to me that is separate from that point that TavistockToad is claiming.
@OGJake12 I made that comment. If a man and woman have the same goals they would train the same. Obviously if they have different goals they would train different, but so would two men with different goals. My point that men and women should train the same stands.
Why is this?
If one person had a goal to learn math. And another person had the same goal to learn math? They may each need different ways of teaching to get"Also, there are very, very few ways in which men and women should train or diet differently."
This looked like a lone statement to me that is separate from that point that TavistockToad is claiming.
@OGJake12 I made that comment. If a man and woman have the same goals they would train the same. Obviously if they have different goals they would train different, but so would two men with different goals. My point that men and women should train the same stands.
How do you know this to be true? Just curious. Research based? Anecdotal evidence?
Research. The differences between men and women are basically the same as any individual variances between two men or two women. That is purely genetics. Just like you may never have a true six pack because you might not have the genetics for it.
Tell me how you think that a man and a woman trying to get visible abs would be different.0 -
BrianDavid2015 wrote: »"Also, there are very, very few ways in which men and women should train or diet differently."
This looked like a lone statement to me that is separate from that point that TavistockToad is claiming.
@OGJake12 I made that comment. If a man and woman have the same goals they would train the same. Obviously if they have different goals they would train different, but so would two men with different goals. My point that men and women should train the same stands.
Why is this?
If one person had a goal to learn math. And another person had the same goal to learn math? They may each need different ways of teaching to get"Also, there are very, very few ways in which men and women should train or diet differently."
This looked like a lone statement to me that is separate from that point that TavistockToad is claiming.
@OGJake12 I made that comment. If a man and woman have the same goals they would train the same. Obviously if they have different goals they would train different, but so would two men with different goals. My point that men and women should train the same stands.
How do you know this to be true? Just curious. Research based? Anecdotal evidence?
Research. The differences between men and women are basically the same as any individual variances between two men or two women. That is purely genetics. Just like you may never have a true six pack because you might not have the genetics for it.
Tell me how you think that a man and a woman trying to get visible abs would be different.
Don't know. I'm not an expert and don't purport to be. Just a guy asking questions. Thank you.0
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