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    Help me be like Randy Couture please

    Here is Randy before: http://www.ufcfightnews.com/news/ufc..._couture13.jpg
    Here is Randy after: http://www.mmaweekly.com/images/figh...20UFC%2043.jpg

    See how much fat he lost?
    That's what I want to do.
    Does anyone knows what sort of specific training he did to achieve that?
    I tried searching on some mma forums but didnt find threads with that information.
    I know it was in short time but do not remember how much time exactly.
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    I didn't click the pictures, but if you are interested in losing significant bodyfat levels, the secret is in your diet, not your training. You shouldn't change your training much at all whether you are trying to lose or gain weight. This is all a function of calories, and macronutrient breakdown.

    Keep track of your calories for a few weeks to find out how much you are averaging, and see if you've lost weight, gained weight, or stayed the same. Then you can adjust your total daily caloric intake, by something like 500 per day to enable weight loss. 500 less calories per day would equate to one pound of lost body compostion per week. You still want to train hard and eat smart, so that the majority of that one pound is bodyfat, not muscle.
    Vegetables are what food eats.

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    Yo dude the thing is I already did the diet thing.
    Then I lost about 50lbs. I still maintain the diet but right now I am losing weight very very slowly. Too slowly for my taste. I want fast fat loss results now for this last 20lbs of fat that I want gone cos I wanna go to the beach and seduce the women.
    So I dont think I can relly on diet for it no more, I might get weak if I less, know what I mean.
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    Do side bends, no shoulder forward, no shoulder back. left right left; circle forward twice, circle backwards twice. Right left right; circle forward twice, circle backwards twice. Repeat.

    Rest on the ground on your side ankle knee hip shoulders elbow in one line (head on or near fist with elbob supporting. Move top leg forward and back, Repeat leg move. vary the leg angle from the ground. (lift it some but keep the swing...) Play with this for both sides.

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    HIIT:

    http://www.trainforstrength.com/Endurance1.shtml

    also the t-mag "Running man" article I posted to you in another thread. Be careful. Too many times a week and you'll lose muscle mass. 2-3 times a week should be good.

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    I have absolutely no clue what No_Know just said, but I doubt he did either.

    Anyway, whatever your diet was, if it was working great. But if you are going to continue to lose weight on whatever diet you are on you have to continually adjust calories. The total calories you took in previously to lose weight will eventually become maintenance levels as your weight drops. So as you get lighter, you have to lower your calories again to keep losing.

    Also, it's pretty simple to understand that the more fat you lose, and closer to lean you get, the harder it will be to lose the last bits of fat. Your body is an adaptive system, and will cling to fat if you lose too much. So of course the more progress you experience, the harder it will be to continually drop bodyfat.

    Actual training won't make much difference either way for leaning out, other than total overall calories expended. But then if you are looking to preserve muscle you will still have to insure a very healthy amount of fat and protein in your diet.

    Good luck, but if there were an easy solution, then everyone would be walking around with six packs.
    Vegetables are what food eats.

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    Just to add to what EP said, you can't stay on a restricted calorie diet for too long because your body will eventually adjust and slow your metabolism and make losing more weight very hard. You have to go back to eating normally for a few weeks before hitting up the restrictive stuff again.

    And to add to what No_Know said: up, up, down, down, left, left, right, right, a, b, a, b, start

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    And to add to what No_Know said: up, up, down, down, left, left, right, right, a, b, a, b, start
    best follow-up post ever.

    and *select-start* for two players.
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    thanx you guys

    Ill try some that stuff when so as possible
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    follow-up to the follow-up:

    ford, it's B, then A, you communist pig-dog!
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    haha! I thought that might be the case.

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    Ford,

    Just out of curiosity, if you're eating the amount of calories(carbs, protein, and fat) that a person of your bodyweight needs to maintain that weight and it would be a diet for you(you were eating over what you needed before)considering you have to start eating different things then what you are used to, would it be necessary to come off of that diet for a few weeks or would you be ok?


    edit:thats a long sentence! And you both fogot to mention that you have to hold L&R while doing this!!
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    Originally posted by Viper555
    And you both fogot to mention that you have to hold L&R while doing this!!
    There's no L or R on a NES controller.
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    HAH! proof finally that viper is a spy from the communist nation of mississippi. arrest him, ironfist. the crime? impersonating an NES-loyal citizen like us hyrulians, alefgardians, cornerians and and norfairians.
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    Norfair über alles!



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