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Sunday, February 16, 2020

How far am I from developing / how should I go about developing a physique like this?

https://imgur.com/a/R6b5llB

I think my frame is roughly similar to the picture on the right; I specifically am interested in developing a core like that.

I've heard over and over again that 80% of abs are made in the kitchen and not at the gym. I'm pretty satisfied with how much I am currently able to lift, so if my rate at which my lifts increase slow down because I need to cut down a few percentage of body fat I'm more than willing to do that. I have an app that I use to track my caloric intake, I'm eating about 2000-2500 calories per day depending on if I skip breakfast.

Can you recommend specific exercises that I can do to develop that lower v shape and upper part (beneath the pecks). I'm sorry if my terminology is terrible, I need to do my reading haha.

My current ab routine is pretty simple. I do a 5 minute core workout every day (at the end of whatever other workout i'm doing): 30 leg raises, 30 raised leg circles in each direction, a two minute plank (sometimes weighted, but usually not), and I lay on my back and hold a 20 pound dumbbell up for a minute. Sometimes I'll do leg raises on a flat bench, but only maybe once a week. I also run about 2 miles a day (to and from the gym).

My diet is pretty clean for the most part. Breakfast for the most part consists of 3 hard boiled eggs, toast with peanut butter and a cup of milk. Lunch is a turkey sandwich with a lot of vegetables and a lot of turkey, dinner I usually make a chicken stir fry with white rice. I try to snack on fruit and nuts for the most part. I cheat sometimes, but I think I would consider my diet pretty clean.

I'm 19 years old, 6'2, I bulked a little bit recently but I've been cutting down, so I'm right around 175lbs.

tldr; I'm tryna get a nice 6 pack, and I think I have the abs, I just need to figure out to bring them out, so how do you reccomend I go about that?

Also do you think I'm close to that physique or am I just boosting my ego by making the comparison?

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Doing C25k three different ways?

I’m definitely in the obese category. I deal with a lot of knee, ankle, and foot problems currently, all of which are likely exasperated by my weight.

I like the structure of the C25k program, and the idea would be to do the program first on the elliptical, then as a walk/jog, then as a jog/run.

I have other exercises/workouts I’d be doing during this time frame, but has anyone done the C25k as a graduated program before?

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Nargis Fakhri doing muscle building exercises at the gym will inspire you to get fit too - The Indian Express

Nargis Fakhri doing muscle building exercises at the gym will inspire you to get fit too  The Indian Express

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Eli5 Question about using my core...

I read about how engaging my core is important for improving my poor posture. Often I hear "engage your core" does this mean like flex your core or just suck in your gut? Lol thanks for reading first

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When you feel like you’re hitting the wall, during a rep, run, workout, whatever, how do you push through it?

I’m kicking off a fitness campaign for myself this year, I haven’t weighed myself but I am guessing 285 as a starting point and my goal weight is 200 or below by this time next year. I went for a jog, stopped once halfway through(short route but gotta start somewhere) and I had to fight all the way down low to finish it out to my house. My question to you is, what do you do to tear down that wall that we all hit?

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Athletes, coaches, influencers break a sweat in Toronto’s City Shred event - Global News

Athletes, coaches, influencers break a sweat in Toronto’s City Shred event  Global News

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The screen’s the thing: Peloton model driving the new world of fitness - Deseret News

The screen’s the thing: Peloton model driving the new world of fitness  Deseret News

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Kriti Sanon takes on an unusual hanging workout: How Bollywood actress builds core strength and upper-body - The Economic Times

Kriti Sanon takes on an unusual hanging workout: How Bollywood actress builds core strength and upper-body    The Economic Times * This art...