Has anyone been able to find a free site that works in achieving the same goal?
Here's the formula: 1. Eat at caloric maintenance or a slight caloric surplus to build muscle 2. Do a consistent ab workout routine 3-5x per week (free on YouTube), progressively overloading your body with more resistance through longer workouts, heavier weights or more demanding positions 3. When you want 6-pack abs, cut your caloric intake to be at a slight deficit for a few weeks and try to shred as much excess bo…
Consistent Fitness – Get Six Pack Abs in 16 Weeks
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Here's the formula: 1. Eat at caloric maintenance or a slight caloric surplus to build muscle 2. Do a consistent ab workout routine 3-5x per week (free on YouTube), progressively overloading your body with more resistance through longer workouts, heavier weights or more demanding positions 3. When you want 6-pack abs, cut your caloric intake to be at a slight deficit for a few weeks and try to shred as much excess bo…
Also, no alcohol, no soda. At all.
I regularly have alcohol when I'm cutting weight. It just gets counted towards my calorie budget.
I do find non-diet soda to be completely wasted calories though. Just not worth it.
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#23Earlier quoted context omitted.
Here's the formula: 1. Eat at caloric maintenance or a slight caloric surplus to build muscle 2. Do a consistent ab workout routine 3-5x per week (free on YouTube), progressively overloading your body with more resistance through longer workouts, heavier weights or more demanding positions 3. When you want 6-pack abs, cut your caloric intake to be at a slight deficit for a few weeks and try to shred as much excess bo…
How do you measure calories in food? It takes a herculean effort to know exactly what ingredients are in food and weigh exactly how much of each you're consuming with every meal. Seems like a lot of work to manually keep track of all that every single day and not make a mistake.
2. Weigh yourself every day.
3. After 2 weeks, raise or lower your calorie budget depending on how much weight you've lost. Look at averages, not daily weight.
4. Repeat.
The 2 week adjustment takes care of most mistakes you make with calorie counting. I am usually consistent with the direction I'm over or under counting.
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#24Hey HN! This is Joe (nezaj) and Stopa (stopachka). Both of us are Clojure hackers [1]. For the last few years, we’ve been on a journey to “get six pack abs”. To do this, we hired a personal trainer, created a mini-community within our friend group, and built custom tools for ourselves, to create a sort of “Datadog for our fitness”. 3 months ago, we had a realization: what if we tried to create a company that did this…
A majority of your current users wouldn't be disappointed if you ceased to exist? $200/month?! "Non-compliant"?!?! "Manually intervene"?!?!?! That's a hard no for me, dawg.
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#25Has anyone been able to find a free site that works in achieving the same goal?
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#26Is a six pack really the "Best Shape of Your Life"? MMA fighter and strongman are in pretty good shape without a six pack.
1) We wanted a six-pack ourselves so in the spirit of solving our own problems we started Consistent 2) Getting a six-pack is a pretty concrete outcome, especially when looking at before and after photos.
That being said, we're also open to folks who want a body transformation!
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#27Earlier quoted context omitted.
Here's the formula: 1. Eat at caloric maintenance or a slight caloric surplus to build muscle 2. Do a consistent ab workout routine 3-5x per week (free on YouTube), progressively overloading your body with more resistance through longer workouts, heavier weights or more demanding positions 3. When you want 6-pack abs, cut your caloric intake to be at a slight deficit for a few weeks and try to shred as much excess bo…
How do you measure calories in food? It takes a herculean effort to know exactly what ingredients are in food and weigh exactly how much of each you're consuming with every meal. Seems like a lot of work to manually keep track of all that every single day and not make a mistake.
That said, dealing with the "knowing exactly what ingredients" part is actually easy enough, if you're cooking your own food. If not, most places have some kind of nutrition information available, and if they don't, a rough guess is definitely better than nothing.
Calorie tracking is not much fun, but it is definitely effective. Getting it perfectly right isn't as important as consistency.
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#30Is a six pack really the "Best Shape of Your Life"? MMA fighter and strongman are in pretty good shape without a six pack.