Q: If I eat relatively healthy, but not a strict diet and excercise can I still tone my muscles?
I think my arms are too big and i want to know some excercises to tone them and also i want my abs to be flatter. I just want to be in shape and toned,
A: Try doing weight lifting exercises for all of the major muscle groups in your body while sticking to your cardio regiment. Toning your whole body will produce the best results rather than just working 1 muscle. Aim for 15 reps for each set, you will tone
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I am losing weight but this habit is being very discouraging to my diet.
Oh and I can not throw away my weight scale because its a very nice and expensive one.
Well, by diet i meant eating healthy and working out.
anybody have any tips? pills, crash diet, anything to get me started.
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