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Originally posted by SueEllen View PostTo be fair if you have only seen elite distance runners, elite cyclists, body builders etc on the telly or your local club you don't realise that some people who do lots of sport look normal and are actually older than they look. Some of these people are even fairly gifted but can't be bothered to train at a higher level as they want a life."Being nice costs nothing and sometimes gets you extra bacon" - Pondlife.Comment
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Originally posted by Fronttoback View PostHow can a man lose a beer belly but not lose weight off the face?
This is not possible as far as I know.
Once you are over 25...you have to accept the beer belly, or you will become haggered looking with a six pack trying to keep it totally flat.
Right?
Almost 50 and no beer belly here. I'm probably a stone over what I should be so there is a bit of flab around the middle and I certainly dont have a six pack, but there is no real noticeable belly as such. At least not when fully clothed anyway"Being nice costs nothing and sometimes gets you extra bacon" - Pondlife.Comment
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Originally posted by FrontEnder View PostYeah, I'm carrying a fair bit of fat, but I'm not that big. I should get my body fat % measured as my target isn't a particular weight. I've lost a stone over about 6 weeks though, doing a mix of cardio and weight machines and mostly strength training with the barbell the last 3 weeks.
I'll be happy to lose the majority of the beer belly and them look at increasing strength as a ongoing thing.
Originally posted by FrontEnder View PostI didn't say any of the rest of your quotesComment
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Originally posted by Fronttoback View PostI get it. You want to look good now you are reaching your prime. Nothing wrong with that. You've done the hard yards, now it's all gravy.
But if you're not careful your routine will age your face rapidly, leaving you looking like a 60 year old body builder.
What skin products do you use? Shaseido?
I had to stop drinking a few years ago and still having a drinking belly annoys me now I don't/can't do it any more so I want it gone. If I'm living the healthy life now I flipping well want the body to go with it. But in early/mid 40s it's quite some work..."Is someone you don't like allowed to say something you don't like? If that is the case then we have free speech."- Elon MuskComment
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Originally posted by SueEllen View PostTo be fair if you have only seen elite distance runners, elite cyclists, body builders etc on the telly or your local club you don't realise that some people who do lots of sport look normal and are actually older than they look. Some of these people are even fairly gifted but can't be bothered to train at a higher level as they want a life.Comment
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Originally posted by MyUserName View PostNewbie gains are always quite dramatic. The long haul is the hard one. Best of luck with it.
Not sure why you are asking me that but where fat is gained and lost is genetically determined. It is probably possible to lose weight from the stomach and not the face but it would be pretty unusual.
Wrong. I am 40 and do not have a beer belly, nor do I look particularly haggered, as least IMHO
That is such an odd question I think you might be winding me up?Comment
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I've lost 20kg the last six months and indeed, the fat comes off from everywhere. My watch strap is now quite loose. I'm pleased about that as the clasp was getting popped open occasionally before. Doesn't do that now. I have maybe around another 27 - 28kg to lose but it is going to take a long time.Public Service Posting by the BBC - Bloggs Bulls**t Corp.
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Originally posted by Jog On View Post*EDIT* - just looked this up and from what I've read the facial ageing is due to steroids and other drugs (HGH?). Don't touch these - I did manage to strain the muscles around my jaw from straining while lifting though. I don't use any fancy skin products but do moisturize at night. I also don't eat meat(do eat fish) , drink alcohol and have very little dairy.
I had to stop drinking a few years ago and still having a drinking belly annoys me now I don't/can't do it any more so I want it gone. If I'm living the healthy life now I flipping well want the body to go with it. But in early/mid 40s it's quite some work...
You should look at the high end Jap cosmetics. Eye creme especially- baggy eyes are the giveaway. Drink plenty of water.
Stop using those tanning beds after the gym.
Stop blow drying your hair. Stop getting it dyed. Style it. Own those greys.
And of course, you've got to look at your wardrobe. You're going to have to throw those trainers away. Think Wham. Pedalos. Chinos. Cashmere sweaters with the sleeve casually pulled back mid-wrist to show off your metal.
And lastly, switch to a vaporiser. Those joints are making you look jaded.Comment
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Originally posted by Fred Bloggs View PostI've lost 20kg the last six months and indeed, the fat comes off from everywhere. My watch strap is now quite loose. I'm pleased about that as the clasp was getting popped open occasionally before. Doesn't do that now. I have maybe around another 27 - 28kg to lose but it is going to take a long time.Comment
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