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Top 5 Ways to Burn Love Handle Fat (Spot Reduce Belly Fat) GUARANTEED!


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25 Responses to “Top 5 Ways to Burn Love Handle Fat (Spot Reduce Belly Fat) GUARANTEED!”

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  3. MrKingvanilla83 says:

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  7. wolfer04 says:

    where did you get that green tea??

  8. jfbssp says:

    Bullseye! these are THE tips!

  9. Utillitarian says:

    @00JakeR00 Then again it all must be tailored to your training. Meal spacing, carb cycling/placement, sugar (from fruits and honey) intake, body weight, desired weight, goals. . . These and a few more all play into your meal plan. I’m training for the upcoming football seasons, and also I do parkour/freerunning because i enjoy it. So far my performance is greater than it previously was. Endurance and strength. My “diet” works for me because I tailored it over various weeks and continue to evolve it

  10. Utillitarian says:

    @00JakeR00 being in college it really helps save quite most of my money compared to eating out. It takes a bit more time, but when you know where everything you want is you can move at normal shopping pace. Also as volumous as lettuce and broccoli are in the stomache it is difficult to eat a ton of it at once anyway. Throw in your choice of fruit, meat, and a handfull of almonds (3. 98 with krogers card) you will be sufficiently swollen haha

  11. Utillitarian says:

    @00JakeR00 Are you doing bodybuilding or sports specific training? It depends on where you get your meat and what type it is and what vegetables you eat. I got 5 seperate steaks, ground beef, and ground turkey all for 17 dollars at krogers. The key is getting the manager specials which are close to sell date, you can then freeze it or cook it when you get home. A head of lettuce is 58 cents at walmart. sweet potatoes can be 1. 17 a pound, i also got 3 small apples for 1 dollar.

  12. 00JakeR00 says:

    @Utillitarian I’ve tried low carb diets before, I struggle alot. Also things like pasta and rice are very cheap compared to meat and the ammount of vegetables you would have to buy to replace the pasta and rice.

    I get my protein and nutrients in then use brown pasta to bring up my calories so I dont loose weight.

  13. Utillitarian says:

    @Utillitarian You will have sufficient energy for your training regardless of intensity. It takes trial and error to get the amounts right but it is worth the continuous great feeling you have. Don’t take my word for it. Give it a go for a week or two and see how your body does on it. If you feel like you are bonking then you simply did not get in enough fruits and or greens before training. ;)

  14. Utillitarian says:

    @00JakeR00 true. With that being said, our bodies are not neccessarily made for processed foods. The discussion at hand is based upon having enough energy without pasta, rice, oats, or bread. If you build a diet devoid of these things for your activity level you can still feel great and train at a high, possibly higher level. Take energy and nutrient rich foods and place them around and through your workouts. (i. e. fruits, green veggies, honey. . . ) along with lean meats.

  15. 00JakeR00 says:

    @Utillitarian They spent most of the day lounging around or walking with only maybe 10 minutes strenuous activity to hunt or escape danger. A modern athlete will train at a very high intensity for 6 hours a day.

    Not really the same thing.

  16. Utillitarian says:

    @00JakeR00 not true. This is evident in all hunter gatherer cultures, or Paleolithic peoples. They did not consume much (if any at all which is more likely) pasta, oats, or many grains. Yet they were athletic enough to capture their food and defend themselves soley on veggies, fruits, nuts, and lean meats. Train well ;)

  17. OmarIsuf says:

    @Deavenear Not all energy just useless carbs! Healthy fat and lean protein will replace those shitty carbs :)

  18. Deavenear says:

    dude. . . . if i get rid of all the carbs. . . . then wat should i eat for energy?

  19. 00JakeR00 says:

    @OmarIsuf If you’re athletic you need complex carbs like pasta, rice and oats to have enouugh energy to train.

  20. MATTx602 says:

    Splenda is a good subsitute for sugar, but it is bad for you. It dries out your skin. People should eat less and less as they go further into their diet

  21. MATTx602 says:

    @OmarIsuf What about Quinoa?

  22. AnthonySaadatjoo says:

    are the fish oil pills a better source of omega 3 than salmon

  23. breakeveryclock says:

    you are cute. . . keep up the vids!

  24. bmcknight007 says:

    @OmarIsuf . . . What about potatoes? yams or white potatos. Are they cool? What foods do you get your carbs from?

  25. OmarIsuf says:

    @bmcknight007 Yes, if you HAVE to have pasta, go with flax seed infused pasta or spaghetti squash ;) much better to avoid it

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