shrinkage...
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Not that I've noticed.
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It's actually the opposite. Less fat = less is hidden under fat.
This is why I track my fat loss as inches gained. I would love to see an MFP ticker for this.0 -
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Excellant question!0
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Not only does the the equipment stay the same but the operator has more energy to use it.0
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nope we get bigger with wight loss....wanna see...lol J/K0
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I would also think it would be the opposite as being in better shape means better blood flow and better blood flow means...
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Not only does the the equipment stay the same but the operator has more energy to use it.
Yep, my husband lost almost 80 lbs, and WOW!0 -
As several have noted, loss of fat means more of the equipment shows, and better health means it works better. I told my husband he has to stay in good cardiovascular health, because I want things to keep working--thankfully he's of the same mind. If nothing else will motivate them, that will.0
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It's actually the opposite. Less fat = less is hidden under fat.
This is why I track my fat loss as inches gained. I would love to see an MFP ticker for this.
I heard the same thing. ! Good news for you men lol0 -
That's a relief. :happy:0
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bump because this is an awesome thread and I like the topic lol.0
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I'm pretty sure they experience the opposite, as the one person said, less fat = less covered by fat = more revealed0
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I'm pretty sure they experience the opposite, as the one person said, less fat = less covered by fat = more revealed0
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Not only does the the equipment stay the same but the operator has more energy to use it.
^This!
Not that I'd know. *whistle* :blushing:0 -
I WAS IN THE POOL!!!0
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nope we get bigger with wight loss....wanna see...lol J/K0
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Its the opposite for men. Men gain an inch or two for every 50 lbs lost. Dr. Oz said it0
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The sword remains the same, the hilt becomes smaller.
Win!0 -
It's quite the opposite...with men, everything gets smaller and the rest stays the same but it just looks bigger in comparison. Just one more incentive ...they get it all, an easier time losing weight etc.0
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I've heard it's 1/4" increase per 50lbs lost.0
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I WAS IN THE POOL!!!
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It's actually the opposite. Less fat = less is hidden under fat.
This is why I track my fat loss as inches gained. I would love to see an MFP ticker for this.
This.. less belly in the way.. closer you can get0 -
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I'm pretty sure they experience the opposite, as the one person said, less fat = less covered by fat = more revealed
gotta get that "optical inch" in there.........0 -
I WAS IN THE POOL!!!
^^^ freakin hilarious0 -
The water in the swimming pool was freezing cold.0
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I WAS IN THE POOL!!!
Shouldn't her mouth be closed?
BTW, it counts as cardio if you're doing it right. :drinker:0 -
I think its said a man grows an inch with every 50lb loss,if thats right,might be less weight.Im good with my size:)I think everything else falls where it falls.0
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