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Genghis Khan
#51 Posted : Thursday, August 25, 2011 7:03:58 PM
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rryz wrote:
Exercise aimed at a specific area is a waste of time, it does not work. Good exercise incorporates the whole body. Therefore mix aerobics with some resistance training. This has worked for me.

True! Exercise does not determine which part of the body the reserves are taken from... I am told its LIFOsmile... last fat deposited is used first...
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Genghis Khan
#52 Posted : Thursday, August 25, 2011 7:08:20 PM
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kangi
#53 Posted : Thursday, August 25, 2011 8:07:26 PM
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rryz wrote:
Exercise aimed at a specific area is a waste of time, it does not work. Good exercise incorporates the whole body. Therefore mix aerobics with some resistance training. This has worked for me.


True, true what is required is determination and discipline.Two and a half years ago,had this things like speakers on my loins-(Yes kama zile za detachable radio), I made a decision to be doing at least 18km per week i.e. 6km every mornin for three days in a week and whenever I achieve that, I reward myself, failure to that, sactions follow by putting in more days the subsequent week to make up for the skipped days.

My biggest fear these days is missing to jog esp knowing how painful it is to start all over again.Get something that is self reinforcing and you will find that gradually hiyo cube moja will disappear.
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MaichBlack
#54 Posted : Thursday, August 25, 2011 8:14:18 PM
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1) Drink hot water. Lots of it - especially after meals. Never take cold drinks after a hot meal - you can Google the effects of this.

2) Swim. Best exercise. Works on all muscles.

3) Jog. Fast enough and far enough to break a sweat. When the body needs energy fast it breaks down the stored fat.

4) Squats. Start with 100, increase to 200 after a week then 300.

5) Colon Cleansing. I understand it's invasive. They put small pipes you know where the 'spray' warm water into your intestines. Apparently we have ALOT of food residues stuck on the intestine walls and they contribute to the size of the kitambi. You will still have to work on the fats.
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cmk
#55 Posted : Friday, August 26, 2011 7:29:25 AM
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Intelligentsia wrote:
Lolest! wrote:
Or you could wait for the male version of slimpossible.


I hear there are those who really try to fatten but in vain; akitembea nikama mtu walking on toothpicks.

they now want FATPOSSIBLE introduced.


ama akija ama kuenda ni kama sawa..you cannot tell the difference between the front or his hide side..ako too flat,hata nyama za nyuma hana..
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Foz00
#56 Posted : Friday, August 26, 2011 8:50:18 AM
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use supplements - fat burners that contain caffeine for energy and raising your BMR in addition to gym and eating. read-up bodybuilding.com
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incognito
#57 Posted : Friday, August 26, 2011 10:38:47 AM
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TAZ wrote:
Intelligentsia wrote:
Lolest! wrote:
Or you could wait for the male version of slimpossible.


I hear there are those who really try to fatten but in vain; akitembea nikama mtu walking on toothpicks.

they now want FATPOSSIBLE introduced.



Life is funny, I know several people who for long been trying to fatten lakini mwili imekata.

@ Incognito.....What i'll advise is that you just do some kidogo exercise (jog or swim) and watch what you eat. Don't try so hard because you might get frustrated and make things even worse. You don't have to be size ya mhindi to be healthy.


Taz i just want to flatten the tummy kidogo, get a little fit. I dont want to look like a ballet dancer ama a muhindi. :)
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incognito
#58 Posted : Friday, August 26, 2011 10:43:45 AM
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Genghis Khan wrote:
@incognito, i feel u, mine is shameful... one day i had to unbutton my trousers in the middle of the day and let the zipper and belt shikilia for the rest of the day...

I had actually started swimming on sundays but quit after going 3times...

I want to try the following and see if i can get anywhere by end-year.

1. Swim on sundays at least 3times a month, for 3hrs (baridi inaisha)
2. No lifts for less than 10 floors
3. No supper, I have no one to cook for me so no prob.
4. Try to have kuku instead of goat ribs as much as possible. With lots of mboga & kach - cut off most of the ug/warus/mukimo.
5. Wean off Tusker; Focus on whisky - Vat69/Grants/Black/RedLabel
6. No soda! Water please...
7. No sugar (except in my black coffee, strictly 2 teaspoons)
8. Dance when I get the chance, mpaka 4am nikiweza... landing pia, mpaka 4am nikiweza... I must downgrade my social circles, campus women, 20-24 yrs will help (with the dancing of course).

I'm printing this list, looks like it could work.

I only hope that the kitambi FLATTENS and doesn't SAG when i impose all these SANCTIONS!!!Pray


Applause Applause I will print my own list and we can report here after two months. When i went shopping for trousers the other day i was really embarrassed. I had to stand in front of those full length mirrors and watch myself try to squeeze into a trouser, while the kitambi hang out almost "precariously". Beer nimeacha. If i have to drink, its either whisky or gin.
Excelsior
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incognito
#59 Posted : Friday, August 26, 2011 10:46:28 AM
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MaichBlack wrote:
1) Drink hot water. Lots of it - especially after meals. Never take cold drinks after a hot meal - you can Google the effects of this.

2) Swim. Best exercise. Works on all muscles.

3) Jog. Fast enough and far enough to break a sweat. When the body needs energy fast it breaks down the stored fat.

4) Squats. Start with 100, increase to 200 after a week then 300.

5) Colon Cleansing. I understand it's invasive. They put small pipes you know where the 'spray' warm water into your intestines. Apparently we have ALOT of food residues stuck on the intestine walls and the contribute to the size of the kitambi. You will still have to work on the fats.


Thanks mate. Am borrowing some of these for my to-do list
Excelsior
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incognito
#60 Posted : Friday, August 26, 2011 10:48:17 AM
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Foz00 wrote:
use supplements - fat burners that contain caffeine for energy and raising your BMR in addition to gym and eating. read-up bodybuilding.com



Supplements? Ever used 'em? I hear this things can decide to go berserk on your body.
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