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tracey cartwright 
Posted: 26/06/06 15:51:01 01
Yes colin, i agree. Most do not take into account age, sex, muscle mass, body fat etc...... go off how you feel. But by building muscle you may lose inches and NOT weight.
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tracey cartwright 
Posted: 26/06/06 15:47:29 29
You need to do 3 or 4 sets of 8 or 10 reps and lift a weight that is as heavy as you can bear, but not so your popping veins!!!!
I do mine as a circuit as it gets your heart racing and gives a little cardio workout too. So i just hop from one machine to the other. OR you can have 30 seconds rest and do next set.....May be a good idea to join a gym until you get used so you know you are doing the exercise correct.
5 glasses of wine a week is not massive amounts, i reckon building some muscle and opting for smaller portions more often will do the trick.
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tracey cartwright 
Posted: 26/06/06 15:30:04 04
You need to build some muscle mass. Yes, the body does get used to exercise and can get a bit "bored" with the same old routine.
Muscle burns calories faster than that of an untoned muscle. Aim for 3 weight sessions a week working all the main muscle parts (back, chest,quads, hamstring, bicep and tricep and shoulder) and within 4-6 weeks you should see some improvement. also monitor your portion sizes. Aim to have smaller portions around 4-6 times a day rather than 3-4 larger meals a day.
Hope that helps and i so wish i would take my own advise!!!! lol..... Ditching the wine would be a killer for me but it is empty calories im afraid.
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tracey pickthorne 
Posted: 19/02/04 13:59:56 56
I usually run 5 times per week, anything from 6.5km minimum to 9km.
I am desperate to lose 2-3 inch off my waist and although i am not overweight i have a large waist band,
I also do speed work and some hill running. What can i do>
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tracey pickthorne 
Posted: 16/02/04 13:34:21 21
I run 4-5 times per week and have weekend off.
I am 32 years old and want to lose 2 inch on my waist, although i am not overweight i just cannot shift this stubborn bulk around my waist. I know you cannot spot reduce as well!
I usually do 6-9k each day and add hill and speed training into my workouts.
What should be my %hr for fat burn?
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