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Chincrazygurl
post Nov 24 2014, 09:48 AM

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Need some help here
Previously I'm 84 kg and it took me 6 months to reach 64kg. However, now I've reached the level where my weights are just maintaining.

I gym 4 times a week.
I do squats, lunges, deadlift, burpees, jogging, cycling, and did core exercises
Sometimes I attend body combat classes.

Any exercise to recommend? I've got a big problem with my lower body. The ass, thighs area is real big =(

Chincrazygurl
post Nov 24 2014, 12:55 PM

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QUOTE(Steven_aka_G @ Nov 24 2014, 11:40 AM)
What's your food intake like? The thing about losing weight is that as we lose weight, we need to change our diet accordingly. The amount you ate to help you lose weight at 84kg will not do the same as when you're 64kg.
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Frankly speaking, I don't really control my food consumption at the moment.
Nowadays, below are my food consumption

Morning - Cereal with yoghurt or overnight oat
Lunch - Vege and meat (No carbo). Once in a while I'll have something better
Dinner - I just eat whatever I can find. Maybe juices, yoghurt, salad etc

I think I'm eating too much of rubbish lately. Last time I can just survive without meat.

I lost my tat 20kg in June - Dec 2013 and it is stagnant till now =(
My friend told me it might be due to me doing my exercises especially squats and lunges with my usual weight. He ask me tried carrying heavier weights with less reps. icon_question.gif

I realise my lower body is real big =(

This post has been edited by Chincrazygurl: Nov 24 2014, 12:59 PM
Chincrazygurl
post Nov 25 2014, 08:03 AM

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QUOTE(DT1 @ Nov 24 2014, 04:23 PM)
Can give this a try, about twice a week, with ample rest days between each time.

http://www.fitocracy.com/knowledge/dr-layn...-in-15-minutes/

What's your height? If you're tall, 64 kg could be a good weight.

Big ass and thighs (muscular plus sufficient fats, not flabby) could be highly sexy.

Don't look at losing weight, emphasis on losing fats.
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Thanks for the link. I'll look into it and try it out

I am only 160cm. Therefore, I'm actually still overweight cry.gif
Some people commented that I don't need to lose the ass and thighs as it is not flabby but honestly I don't like it at all cause of the size of it.

My major problem is losing the fats. I went weighing myself in the total body measurement machine (I've got no idea what is the machine call) in the gym. The thing I need to lose is 8kg of fats cry.gif . In terms of muscles etc, I've got no problem. BTW, I don't know how accurate is the measurements given by the machines.

QUOTE(mackioes @ Nov 24 2014, 05:45 PM)
if you reach a weight loss plateau, ie stop losing weight, can try fasting for a day once a week. And do atleast 30min workout first thing in the morning. Especially HIIT cardio. Sure will burn those stubborn fat. Also always eat clean, no sugar, less fats, drink only unsweetened plain water ! no juices  !  Hope you achieve your goal ! smile.gif nutrition is 80% part of weight loss. 20% exercise.
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Thanks! I'll try to change my workout to do it in the morning instead of doing it after work
Just hope I can stop eating rubbish =X
Chincrazygurl
post Nov 25 2014, 11:51 AM

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QUOTE(DT1 @ Nov 25 2014, 10:19 AM)
The machines are just for a rough guide and introduction for you to understand your body better. Also for you to track progress from time to time.

Once you understand more about losing fats, and how precious your muscles are and not set them to waste, using the mirror itself would be sufficient most of the time. You can differentiate between two people of the same size, but one looks toned and muscular the other one is weak and chubby.
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Thanks for the advise smile.gif

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