How to look like THIS.? -pictures included-
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Eat at a moderate calorie deficit (20% under TDEE is a good start and this ASSUMES that you need to lose weight to begin with. In fairness, I haven't seen your full body pics so if you're quite thin then this advice may not apply, but the remainder below does)
Consume adequate protein and fat
Lift weights (not the pink ones)
Rest
Repeat
EDIT: And you don't need to avoid any specific foods unless
a) You have an intolerance/allergy.
b) You can't eat that food without going over your daily intake limits.
And no you do not need to eat perfectly 100% clean, stay within your calorie and macro goals. Certainly try for good nutrient dense food choices, and common sense serving sizes, moderate as needed - but do not be a slave to good/bad foods.
Also adding, definitely start lifting some weights, heavy for you , lower reps - that will do much to change overall body composition.
And P90x is a 90 day program (which also includes resistance/weight training)0 -
Are those fake boobs? If so, surgery.
The only thing modified is her chest
Yeah right, the only thing modified is everything. I agree with that Photoshop comment... being a designer myself I can see a good 'shoppe from a mile away0 -
Just my opinon but I think she looks nasty. I think your a doll and should work on looking the best for your own body. Clean lean eating for sure. Cardio and weights.. I have really seen a ton of improvement on myself since I started ripped in 30. you should try it.
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baby oil, a bronzer, heavy lifting, hiit, and a close watch on macros. not hard to achieve, challenging to maintain over time.0
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Please let me know how that works out for you0
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LOTS of photoshop, just as the girls in those pictures use.0
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Yeah because God knows if a woman has a great body like that it must be photoshopped :noway: :grumble:
Heavy lifting, high intensity cardio, and very clean eating. It will take hard work and dedication, but you can do it!0 -
People do tend to use photoshoP but it doesn't change the fact that she has an amazing body0
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Boob job. body oil, lots of photoshop.0
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I have no idea. The guy that photoshopped the picture might.
Hahaha, this made me laugh!!0 -
Yeah, sign me up too.0
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Eat at a moderate calorie deficit (20% under TDEE is a good start and this ASSUMES that you need to lose weight to begin with. In fairness, I haven't seen your full body pics so if you're quite thin then this advice may not apply, but the remainder below does)
Consume adequate protein and fat
Lift weights (not the pink ones)
Rest
Repeat
EDIT: And you don't need to avoid any specific foods unless
a) You have an intolerance/allergy.
b) You can't eat that food without going over your daily intake limits.
And no you do not need to eat perfectly 100% clean, stay within your calorie and macro goals. Certainly try for good nutrient dense food choices, and common sense serving sizes, moderate as needed - but do not be a slave to good/bad foods.
Also adding, definitely start lifting some weights, heavy for you , lower reps - that will do much to change overall body composition.
And P90x is a 90 day program (which also includes resistance/weight training)
What these 2 have to say.
I LOOOOOOOOOOVE p90x. I'm in week 7 right now!0 -
This is my GOAL.
What exercises etc do I need to do for how long (eg 30mins) and how many days a week to get my body looking like this?
Is there any foods I need to try and stay AWAY from?
Thanks in advance guys!
Those are professional photos. To look like that you need to develop ninja-like skills with photoshop. REAL people have imperfections, and any time you see a professionally shot pic of a celebrity or model, it's been photoshopped.0 -
Photoshop.0
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i would start by downloading Photoshop and buying some baby oil.0
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Photoshop is how you look like that.0
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According to your little weight loss progress bar, you can start toning immediately. Keep under your calorie max for the day and start doing lots of crunches and light weights. To get toned like her isn't actually that hard if you are at the lower end of your healthy weight spectrum. If you tend to store weight in one particular place (stomach, hips, butt) then toning that particular area could be harder than the others. Please stay within your healthy weight spectrum if that is the case. Don't hurt yourself for definition where you may always look just nice and curved.
Looking at your pictures, you're already extremely cute. I'm thinking most people will get stuck on that and not even notice your abs0 -
photoshop. boom.0
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Honey, stop doing this do yourself! Even the girl in the picture doesn't look like that except when she is styled for a photoshoot, photoshopped, and has visited a plastic surgeon.
Eat healthy. Exercise. And learn to love the beautiful body you have!0 -
lift heavy. very heavy. you see those little weights she's holding in the second picture? she never uses those. she is most likely following a bodybuilder/power lifter routine. heavy is relative to you. start working on the four major lifts, overhead press, dead lift, bench press, squat. use this http://www.strstd.com/ don't be afraid to start small.
cardio, but not the tradition long endurance cardio. you want short, 5 mile max, runs about 3 times a week. you want to try things like HIIT runs, 400 meter sprint repeats, and other interval training.
swimming and yoga can be used as active recovery from both cardio and lifting.
eat at a calorie deficit, but not too much. this girl is building muscle, so she re-eats her exercise calories. depending on her height, weight, and routine, i'm sure she probably eats upwards of 1800 calories.
last but not least, check out staci. http://www.nerdfitness.com/blog/2011/07/21/meet-staci-your-new-powerlifting-super-hero/0
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