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how long does it take to get a fairly flat tummy? the only thing i hate about my body is my tum, i feel its too wobbely, (but not that bad). i call it "controlled flab!!" my gym instuctor has told me to do roughly 20 crunches twice and 15 crunches with your legs off the floor, twice, it realy hurts, but im nt sure if wat im noticing in the change in my figure is true or all in the mind. i run and do a little resistance, but im getting fed up of it and it makes me concious!
help!
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.thankyou! are u like a gym instuctor or sumthing its just the way you speak sounds like you know what ur talking about! nope i was just exagerating, they feel like they are working, which is gud. i mean when i first wnt to the gym my tummy ached so bad the next day, but i was o.k and happy cos i felt better (in a stange way!). the only prob is im at college and its full of vending machines and mac donalds! and its cheap, but i tend to eat healthy just at the moment im eating loads of junk cos i aint had a gud week. dat what happens in the world of me! thanx again, but what do u mean "airobic" its a new word to me! thanx
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I have been involved with fitness training for about 15 years. The term aerobic exercise refers to the fact that during it you increase your breathing rate and depth, increase your pulse, and so shift lafger amounts of oxygen into your blood stream and thus into your muscles. The opposite is anaerobic, which basically means static, weight lifting type exercises, which are used to tone and develop muscle size and strength.
Every time you think about eating a McDonalds, just picture yourself on the treadmill trying to run off those calories!
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