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    1. laxgoaliesrhs

      laxgoaliesrhs Well-Known Member

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      Low CARB?

      Hes already at
       
    2. casse

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      Low CARB?

      Have you looked into HIIT training for cardio???
       
    3. crormaSoila18

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      I do like 5 mins of a brisk walk, then speed it up to a sprint for 2 minutes, slow it down for 3, sprint again for about 4 minutes, Etc, When im done i can barely get my shirt off from the sweat :L
       
    4. Capone

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      if you want to get more toned just lift light weights for high reps aim for between 20-30 reps and you will be cut up in no time bro
       
    5. alomjabpd

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      if i start lifting light ill most likely go catabolic and lose a lot of muscle because of the calorie defecit and wont have sufficient necessities to repair the muscles, theyll be full to the brim with lactic acid on high reps =D , im trying to maintain high strength at the the same time as loosing dirty bodyfat
       
    6. laxgoaliesrhs

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      trust me dude in my gym is jacked as hell and he recomends high reps with low weights to get shredded , cool story though bro
       
    7. suighja

      suighja Well-Known Member

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      ill agree i think high reps is good for shape but im training to maintain size, ill give it a go with high reps when im low BF see if i get decent results
       
    8. remstation

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      lol "so this ripped guy at the gym told me"
       
    9. alomjabpd

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      you don't need to change your routine when bulking or cutting. keep training for strength to maintain/gain on your lifts, you can still gain strength in a caloroc deficit.
       
    10. defelqy

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      how long would you expect a 17yr old with 18-22% bodyfat to get to 8-12% by doing , strength training 4 times a week, 15-30mins of cardio every day with a decent diet 250-500 calorie defecit ?
       
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