Get rid of flabby arms without weights
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Printing these right now and adding them to my stretching work! Thanks!0
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Great ideas here, and I could do these in my lunch break - so long as no-one's looking! Thanks!0
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No offense, but the real reason behind flabby arms is excess fat. Get rid of the fat and there is no flab.
yes and no... some ppl lose weight and are left with flabby arms... kinda like when we lose weight and our tummys get flabby. Just need to tone things up
This is because they had no/very little muscle in their arms and still had body fat(not that this is a bad thing) that was more than enough to cover the muscle they had. These exercises technically, still do not "get rid" of flab. If you are overweight, without any sort of weight loss, if you do these exercises, you will not have toned arms.0 -
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No offense, but the real reason behind flabby arms is excess fat. Get rid of the fat and there is no flab. Now, it's always great to work your body, but this won't get rid of flab.
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Weight to lose weight, Proper Diet, Proper Diet, Proper Diet, Cardio, Cardio, Cardio.....then to make the excess skin that is left not give you bat wings you do some weight training or at the very least body weight exercises like push up's, pull up's, dips, etc.0 -
No offense, but the real reason behind flabby arms is excess fat. Get rid of the fat and there is no flab.
yes and no... some ppl lose weight and are left with flabby arms... kinda like when we lose weight and our tummys get flabby. Just need to tone things up
This is because they had no muscle in their arms and still had body fat(not that this is a bad thing). These exercises technically, still do not "get rid" of flab. If you are overweight, without any sort of weight loss, if you do these exercises, you will not have toned arms.
But technically we are here to lose weight right? I know thats why I am on this site... To lose weight, tone up, and get healthyAnyhow I'm not going to argue with u.... Saw these exercises and thought I would share
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We are all not technically here to lose weight, but I digress. And I'm not arguing. I think you mean well, but a lot of people use catch all phrases, people glom onto them, but it only works for specific situations. I just don't want someone who is overweight, not at a point where these exercises will show any returns to get frustrated. There are so many reasons to get frustrated already.,0
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Thanks for the great tips. I myself don't have the flabby look but I do need to tone and have upper body strength. Doing these exercises will help me do daily activities in addition to helping me with my resistance training workout. Good luck to you.. :-)0
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Great exercises, thanks for the post.0
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Great exercises, thanks for the post.0
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Thanks to theses! And what is BUMP?..!!!0
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Bumping for later. Thanks for sharing.0
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