[quote] Brook wrote:
it does… but var wont help you to drop that fat… the reason the fat stays there even when you aren’t eating in excess is twofold.
- You arent eating a defecit
2)the types of foods you are eating are ‘wrong’
and also 3) You could possibly have a little insulin tolerance, which is related to point 2.
The thing is, you could eat a deficit and still keep the spare tyre! It is due to eating processed carbs, sugars, baked goods, pastries and saturated fats.
The insulin, trans-fats and sat-fats combined all make for that kind of stubborn fat.
Even without the trans-fat it is common with people who eat sugary/processed ‘complex’ carbs and fat.
I have had that fact crush many a moderately overweight trainee when they work their little bollocks off and refuse to change their dietary habits only to get nowhere, fast.
A strict overhaul of your dietary habits, starting with calories and macronutrient ratios and content is the best plan for your goal.
Ask yout trainer if he/she is a certified Nutritional Advisor or Nutritionist and if not see if they can refer you to anyone.
And being a trainer myself, trust me - we ALL know how to make people suffer ![]()
jj[/quote]
Well the thing is that I am eating good I think. I mean, I don’t do simple carbs, I eat 7 times a day, high proteins 1.5g/lb, and I am in a calorie deficit. Yet that damn spare tire remains…
Do you offer dieting plans, but that are really targeted, and reajusted according to results ?