Health/Gym Experts loosing the belly fat !

Health/Gym Experts loosing the belly fat !

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Danny4494

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169 posts

104 months

Sunday 23rd January 2022
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As title says been ay gym for around 10 years or so now mainly weight training can compound exercise my bodyweight plus 20kg on most exercises minus the stationary shoulder press stuck around 70kg but bench deadlift squat all over 100kg for 8 sets, I weigh around 14.5st, and over recent years got a bit of belly fat I just can't shift mainly in the lower abdomen area upper abdomen is fine abs visable, cardio wise I use the bikes at the gym for an average of 20 miles a week and box on Wednesdays for 1:30 mins so that's HIT covered.

Any decent exercises anyone recommends.

Could probably get rid of it at a calorie deficit for a month or so however I don't feel like that's a long term solution.

I feel like my ideal bodyweight is between 13-13.5 stone that was my competitive weight when I was boxing 4 times a week, since I have laid off that properly my weight has settled almost a stone heavier, obviously I have more muscle mass now than I did when I was fighting so that maybe accounts the stone in weight.


Scabutz

8,177 posts

87 months

Sunday 23rd January 2022
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You are already doing plenty of exercise so I cant see adding anything else in is going to help reduce it. You need to dial back what you are eating a bit. Don't have to go mad, but cut some calories back.

Abs are made in the kitchen as the saying goes.

mcelliott

8,984 posts

188 months

Sunday 23rd January 2022
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If I read that correctly you don't seem to be doing that much cardio at all, 20 miles a week on the bike and the boxing is nothing spread over a week what's a days eating look like?

speed6fun55

18 posts

34 months

Sunday 23rd January 2022
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Scabutz said:
You are already doing plenty of exercise so I cant see adding anything else in is going to help reduce it. You need to dial back what you are eating a bit. Don't have to go mad, but cut some calories back.

Abs are made in the kitchen as the saying goes.
This is the answer.

mattuk89

502 posts

145 months

Sunday 23rd January 2022
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Calorie deficit is the only way I’m afraid…

You can spend 5 hours In the gym, be active for the rest of the day, but if you’re burning 3000 calories a day and eating 3500 you aren’t going to lose weight.

Danny4494

Original Poster:

169 posts

104 months

Monday 24th January 2022
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Cheers lads presumed calorie deficit would be the only way I think snacking is where I go wrong hahah can’t help walking in to the kitchen and picking something up