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Old 01-02-2008, 09:36 AM
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I want to get rid of my belly, it seems to the only body part that still grows easily on me after 27 years of training.
Is there anything I can do besides stricter diet, ab work and more running?
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I've heard wearing a belt throughout all of your workouts and trying to keep you stomach tensed when your driving or watcing TV etc.. helps.
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Old 01-02-2008, 09:48 PM
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I've heard wearing a belt throughout all of your workouts and trying to keep you stomach tensed when your driving or watcing TV etc.. helps.
I will try the belt thing during my whole workout.
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Default Re: My New years resolution, need help.

I assume you are talking about fat on the mid section, not bloat from gear or Hormones, and not developing more ab muscles, correct?
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Old 01-03-2008, 09:13 AM
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I assume you are talking about fat on the mid section, not bloat from gear or Hormones, and not developing more ab muscles, correct?
No I am not talking about fat, I'm at 11% body fat right now. Its just a distended gut I always thought was from eating to big of meals. I eat 4 meals a day right now, about one every 4-5hrs. My schedule does not allow me to eat every 3hrs.
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You can just add a few shakes instead of "meals" if need be. I don't see where that would be so hard. Does your schedule not allow for fluid intake?

Not really sure what your problem is. How do you have a "gut" at 11%? Suck it in! Maintain tension on your abs.
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Old 01-07-2008, 06:11 AM
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Alot of dairy produce can cause the barrel gut.
If you are eating alot of dairy try cutting it out for a month.
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I've heard wearing a belt throughout all of your workouts and trying to keep you stomach tensed when your driving or watcing TV etc.. helps.
Although this will help to weaken the pelvic, lumbar and thoracic muscles!

As Griz said. At 11%, draw in. Start with the action of trying to draw your testicles up into your body and then your belly button towards your spin. activates pelvic basin, then abdominal in sequence.
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Old 01-07-2008, 05:17 PM
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Alot of dairy produce can cause the barrel gut.
If you are eating alot of dairy try cutting it out for a month.
I drink tons of milk and love ice cream. That could be it.
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Not really sure what your problem is. How do you have a "gut" at 11%? Suck it in! Maintain tension on your abs.
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