How to Lose Love Handles Forever (No Bullsh*t Guide)

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  • @athleanx
    @athleanx  Рік тому +205

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    • @adamfox6757
      @adamfox6757 Рік тому

      can i mix multiple 22 days programs listed on the channel ?

    • @taariqq
      @taariqq Рік тому

      Discovered your channel only a couple of days ago. Keep up the good work! and Thank you! I wish you had more of "absolute beginner over 50s" kind of videos. But, there are others covering that as well. Great content and the PT aspect of it, mentioning the possible harmful outcomes of certain movements ... priceless.

    • @EknePeleknez
      @EknePeleknez Рік тому

      @athlenx hey Jeff what's your take about Nucleus overload? My son is young and impressionable, and he has been following a guy who ensures working a single muscle group for a whole month, then resting a whole week before moving to a new muscle group, is the "best way" to grow muscle. Which I believe is the credo behind this Nucleus Overload stuff.

    • @elizabethcates7787
      @elizabethcates7787 Рік тому

      Is all this same advice work for us ladies as well?

    • @thadg4253
      @thadg4253 Рік тому

      I would love it if you could address the lue raise. Good or bad, affected or not and the correct way to perform the lue raise. 🙏🏾

  • @bigmandan61
    @bigmandan61 Рік тому +4471

    This is great Jeff but can you tell us how to find love and how to handle it forever?

    • @carlholland3819
      @carlholland3819 Рік тому +190

      keep lifting at the gym and ask the other gym bros to spot you. youll find love eventually

    • @manadam7669
      @manadam7669 Рік тому

      ​@@carlholland3819LMAO 🤣

    • @Catatafish
      @Catatafish Рік тому +10

      Wait, Jeff? He isn't THE Tetris Jeff, is he?

    • @gabbymike554
      @gabbymike554 Рік тому +9

      Hahaha. Epic.

    • @jandegonzales
      @jandegonzales Рік тому +1

      No one can tell you that.

  • @ChrisPTY507
    @ChrisPTY507 Рік тому +1242

    - Key takeaway 1: Nutrition is the most important factor in losing love handles.
    - Key takeaway 2: Focus on eating whole, unprocessed foods.
    - Key takeaway 3: Create a calorie deficit by eating fewer calories than you burn.
    - Key takeaway 4: Include strength training exercises that target the lats, abs, and obliques.
    - Key takeaway 5: Be patient and consistent with your efforts.

    • @nitro8611
      @nitro8611 Рік тому +10

      Great summary

    • @sunriseboy4837
      @sunriseboy4837 Рік тому

      👍

    • @Eddybo22
      @Eddybo22 Рік тому

      Thank you 🫡

    • @Subscribeordye
      @Subscribeordye Рік тому +3

      I would add to try and gain muscle mass over strength to speed metabolism and be precise with counting calories.
      The milk I mix my protein shake with is 200 calories, tablespoon cod liver oil is 100 calories, spreads you put on bread contain alot more calories than you think and a litre of fruit juice can contain 400-700 calories and protein bar 250cal to name a few.
      A litre of vegetable or most oils contains 8000 not 800 calories, that suprised me.
      Most people (me previously) seriously underestimated their calorie intake.

    • @tribaldefender473
      @tribaldefender473 Рік тому

      Calory deficit could be an issue on some people. Dr Sten Ekberg covered the topic in great depth (and a former olympic decathlete)

  • @bluefish537
    @bluefish537 Рік тому +54

    I am impressed by your consistency in this game. I think most UA-camrs would have quit a long time ago after saying everything they have to say about fitness

    • @magicrooster6042
      @magicrooster6042 Рік тому +12

      that also brings a lot of issues. Since its a niche subject and if you keep pumping out content youll eventually run out and put out videos that contradict each other.

  • @thegreatwhitegoat2882
    @thegreatwhitegoat2882 Рік тому +14

    As someone who started working out 3 months ago. I can tell you now, that once you start bringing your pelvis up and twisting with the leg lifts. Your abs will buurrrrn. The first time I did them. I wasn't lifting my pelvis up and I ended up tweaking my lower back for 2 weeks. Once, this man explained it to me and showed how it's done. I can actually feel my abs getting tighter and harder. I've been doing all the exercises I can from learning it here, and I've definitely felt and can see the gains.

  • @Lost_In_LA
    @Lost_In_LA Рік тому +161

    95% of removing unwanted fat is diet, but I believe exercise serves as a psychological component. Exercise puts one on the offensive in the war against fat. So I'm really glad Jeff covered both with the priority being diet.

    • @tribaldefender473
      @tribaldefender473 Рік тому +14

      Yup. Once you cut down carbs, body fat melts. But he's correct about love handles being the last to go.

    • @nomnomyourmom
      @nomnomyourmom Рік тому

      ​@@tribaldefender473watch
      How to Lose Fat (EAT CARBS!) ATHLEANx

    • @LeventK
      @LeventK Рік тому +1

      "I believe excercise serves as a psychological component" Yeah you're apparently right

    • @deebee4575
      @deebee4575 Рік тому +13

      @@tribaldefender473Cutting HEALTHY carbs are not the key to losing fat.

    • @tribaldefender473
      @tribaldefender473 Рік тому

      @@deebee4575 actually, yes. The body will use fat as fuel, instead of glucose. That's what keto is all about.
      Not all carbs are equal, but carbs are not essential, to begin with.

  • @NickElls-nj3wz
    @NickElls-nj3wz 9 днів тому

    You are performing a public health service for everyone who watches this channel. There is a lot of information packed in here. Thanks for sharing this hard earned knowledge with us mere mortals.

  • @sfjkia9649
    @sfjkia9649 Рік тому +9

    Sir everytime I watch one of your videos I feel I have learned something crucial to add up to my workout plan. Watching your videos for over 3 years and using them I'm so happy where I am now.
    I owe this happiness and satisfaction to this channel and a great athlete whom I admire, thank you Jeff!

  • @keithkennedy927
    @keithkennedy927 Рік тому +212

    Wow! I’ve already watched this whole video and can confirm my love handles are gone. Thanks Jeff!

  • @LekuntaEkelam
    @LekuntaEkelam Рік тому +21

    Cant believe ive been watching you since i was 16 im 30 now. True inspiration

  • @clowdde
    @clowdde Рік тому +10

    I am staggered by how useful your vids are. Many years ago I started training and you did give me the big help, and now random videos like this remembers me how you did that. Good job

  • @spitfire4sergi
    @spitfire4sergi Рік тому +954

    JUST CONTROL WHAT YOU PUT IN YOUR OWN MOUTH. Sigh, it’s so easy on paper. Keep up the good fight fellas, we’re in this together 💪🏻

    • @AK-ru3sg
      @AK-ru3sg Рік тому +34

      Just add discipline.

    • @Ghtxtgccdwwed445
      @Ghtxtgccdwwed445 Рік тому +8

      Yeah I know it’s hard to control it … eating junk food is a problem too tho
      Jk

    • @MexicanNerd10
      @MexicanNerd10 Рік тому +1

      @@Ghtxtgccdwwed445 Some people are just born with God blessed metabolism. If I eat just a regular burger, I gain like 5 pounds. Easy for some, harder for others

    • @joshuasalazar4316
      @joshuasalazar4316 Рік тому +17

      It’s that simple in the beginning, once you reach a certain point, your metabolic rate “fixes” itself and your caloric demand is lower, there is a limit to how little calories you can have and not want to consume more. At that point it’s more difficult to lose body fat, he never talks about this because he’s never experienced it himself.

    • @bowserblaster6418
      @bowserblaster6418 Рік тому +5

      I CANT 😭😭😭😭 ITS TO HARD😢

  • @apxprdtr_mge
    @apxprdtr_mge Рік тому +40

    I feel like I watched something that shouldn't even be free. Jeff, I have been a fan, for I have no clue how many years, more than 10, and just want to say your videos are by far the best on UA-cam.

  • @bmarquis3500
    @bmarquis3500 Рік тому +7

    The satiety index has been the most useful tool for me. It basically compares foods and their ability to create a full-stomach feeling in a small number of calories

  • @musclerod1965
    @musclerod1965 Рік тому +2

    The right nutrition is a must. Body weight exercises that target the back, abs,obliques, lats, commit to your progress at one muscle at a time and be patient with the results by developing a very strong aesthetic body.

  • @henrylira72
    @henrylira72 Рік тому +30

    I’ve been waiting for this.. restarting today. 51 yrs old. Thank you.

  • @marcz239
    @marcz239 Рік тому +84

    I'm living proof of a 6 year athlean x transformation from obese to being consistently permanently healthy

  • @ForestLittke
    @ForestLittke Рік тому +2

    Love your no bs approach.....64, male.....still working on it!

  • @Fabeman1
    @Fabeman1 Рік тому +8

    I started with intermittent fasting 6 weeks ago (16-8 scheme). The reasons for doing so were NOT related to losing weight bug rather to take advantage of overall health benefits. After six weeks, I've lost around 6 pounds and noticed a huge change in my love handles.... they're just melting away. Again, I eat whatever I want during my 8 hour eating window and it seems like my 16 hour fasting window really kicks my metabolism in gear to burn fat. This was becoming quite noticeable around week 3 or 4 of my IF. Just throwing it out there as it's an added benefit for reducing love handles.

    • @breal3647
      @breal3647 Рік тому

      I wanna try that intermittent fasting, can you please tell me what time is the best for me to start and finish eating and when to stop? And what do you think can I build muscle and go to the gym with intermittent approach?

    • @elvis99435
      @elvis99435 Рік тому +2

      Started the 16-8 over a year ago and haven't looked back. That and protein and fats as my primary nutrition source. Zero cardio and the fat melts away. Add in the 6-day push/pull/leg split and You're golden!

    • @Fabeman1
      @Fabeman1 Рік тому

      @@breal3647I highly recommend the book Fast, Feast, Repeat, it'll tell you everything you need to know about IF.

    • @nomadrican4406
      @nomadrican4406 Рік тому +1

      I started the 16-8 and have gotten my best results since I gotten older . I was able to keep my size and cut body fat alot easier

    • @daniel-ym9un
      @daniel-ym9un 9 місяців тому

      @@breal3647 don't eat between 6 pm and 10 am.

  • @grimr550
    @grimr550 10 місяців тому +1

    5 min ab plan is dope!!! You have to do it almost every day.

  • @luckyvanilla388
    @luckyvanilla388 Рік тому +253

    Before losing love handles my face is gonna look like a skull 💀

    • @SamJonesOutdoors
      @SamJonesOutdoors 9 місяців тому +5

      Exactly.

    • @stephentinsley4781
      @stephentinsley4781 9 місяців тому +1

      😂😂😂

    • @joshnic6639
      @joshnic6639 8 місяців тому +4

      EXACTLY

    • @joshnic6639
      @joshnic6639 8 місяців тому +33

      I’m convinced my body will start burning cartilage from my ears and nose before burning my god damn luv handles.

    • @The_Neon_Nubian111
      @The_Neon_Nubian111 8 місяців тому

      😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

  • @PointsOnly
    @PointsOnly Рік тому

    I've been watching athlean x for over 5 years now and im proud to say ive gained over 50 pounds by eating more and never once touching a weight.

  • @AshwanthMAshwaMS
    @AshwanthMAshwaMS 4 місяці тому

    I have been running consistently almost 6 days a week for about a year and I unnoticeably have lost love handles. I never realised it as I was only focused on other main muscle groups.
    And yes, love handles and chest fat are the last stubborn fat that is hard to burn.
    I was able to not completely get rid of love handles but they are hardly visible. The only challenge I face is trying to reduce my chest fat because I naturally have man boob shape. I will continue to keep running until I get rid of all excess fat.

  • @mannyvalencia6418
    @mannyvalencia6418 8 місяців тому +1

    This was the best advise I’ve seen online! Thank you!

  • @fromfattofit7
    @fromfattofit7 Рік тому +11

    Love it! Confirms im on the right track with my goals, nutrition, and training.

  • @tchevrier
    @tchevrier Рік тому

    I read some article 30 years ago that talked about how the body stores and uses fat. As you said, it stores fat bottom up and uses fat top down. So when you are putting on weight, the waistline is the first place it shows, and when you're losing weight, the waistline is the last place it shows.

  • @habibmardini7710
    @habibmardini7710 Рік тому +1

    Jeff Cavaliere your my hero bro, thats all I need right now

  • @Agarcha360
    @Agarcha360 Рік тому +1

    Best fitness personality bar none. 13.5 M subs but somehow not enough. Good shit

  • @davidfong3502
    @davidfong3502 Рік тому

    Hello Atlean-X - I'm a 62 year old man who started exercising at 16. I was in the best shape of my life at 25 but then the gout started up so every two to three months (sometimes sooner), it would flare up and I would not be able to exercise for a week or two. After a few years of this vicious cycle, I just stopped working out altogether. I gained a few pounds (a few meaning 40+ pounds) and could not walk more than 20 minutes without having to stop for another 10 to give my aching joints and feet a break. Fast forward to age 47 when I became a dad. I did not want my son to have an old dad so started working out again. "Do it for the baby!" was my battle cry. I also got my gout under control with no flareups in years. I dropped more than 30 of those pounds but know that I have also lost pounds of muscle during my years of inactivity. I know folks my age can regain muscle but I have been finding it hard to do so when training like I used to way back when. Is that my mistake - to train like I did when I was 25? I have also upped my protein intake and will be starting creatine soon. I plan on using this video to help me lose my love handles and was wondering if you had a video or advice on how this old fart can regain muscle? Much appreciated.

  • @I-IiTMAN11
    @I-IiTMAN11 Рік тому

    No joke. I was gonna search for the same thing later tonight and man. Uffff. You are a legend

  • @dananjayafdo7855
    @dananjayafdo7855 Рік тому

    Im watching this channel frm long time. Every video he released u hv new thing to learn. ❤

  • @blissweb
    @blissweb 6 місяців тому

    It really is the no bullsh*t video as advertised. Well done. Love it.

  • @502AL
    @502AL Рік тому +2

    Great advise, good work, Jeff.

  • @matheusbernardes2296
    @matheusbernardes2296 Рік тому +1

    It would be nice to see a Ab Routine that works well with people that struggles with lower-back pain.
    There's a bunch of exercices like leg raises that work really well for the abs, but can easily hurt your back.

  • @robertbalasko7243
    @robertbalasko7243 Рік тому +3

    Thanks again! Just starting todays workout and your motivation/ how-to-workout videos are the best so far. Good morning, from Hungary!

  • @cheffatgrams
    @cheffatgrams Рік тому

    Step one can be achieved easily with the ketogenic lifestyle. Lost 85+ and kept it off since 2018. Recently started watching you so I can get the rest of my 50 year old body looking like my 20 year old once was

  • @rickinwast
    @rickinwast Рік тому +1

    Right on when it comes to what “we” eat! Becomes hard as you get older. ~ Rick Age 73 ~

  • @DanielBeckner-w3c
    @DanielBeckner-w3c 5 місяців тому

    This is great Jeff. Good job!!!

  • @RaymondBastien-li6co
    @RaymondBastien-li6co 9 місяців тому

    I make homemade veg soup and blend a large glass for breakfast and eat one orange and apple. I repeat this in the afternoon. I have one cut of meat with two pieces of bread and that fills me. I have no trouble following this diet and when I have tried to step away from it for a regular meal, I didn't enjoy it. I found it was uncomfortable in my stomach, so that stopped. In two months I have very noticeable definition in my stomach again. It's as though all the work I did with pilates it resurfacing on it's own. Muscle has memory, so ....

  • @MegaeffinGarchomp17
    @MegaeffinGarchomp17 Рік тому

    great video, great info. I hate my love handles, but I will start implementing these tips to better get rid of them

  • @MaraudersWorld
    @MaraudersWorld Рік тому +4

    Thanks mate ... Great info and motivational talk.

  • @jeffrosevear1101
    @jeffrosevear1101 Рік тому

    You are the best....I employ your stuff daily.

  • @JosiahFitness
    @JosiahFitness Рік тому +10

    Great video. Calorie deficit is number one. But we also need simple systems

    • @antebellum1776
      @antebellum1776 Рік тому +1

      There is no way to even remotely accurately assess either part of the calories in vs. calories out equation. It's not a reliable way of losing fat.

    • @kaisuhina8024
      @kaisuhina8024 Рік тому

      @@antebellum1776its literally the only way

    • @niceguy4928
      @niceguy4928 Рік тому

      @@antebellum1776please explain more

    • @JosiahFitness
      @JosiahFitness Рік тому

      @@antebellum1776 LOL. Show me all your success stories. I have thousands

  • @supersaiyanzero386
    @supersaiyanzero386 Рік тому

    I dont have these much but it's an athlean vid. Worth a watch

  • @LupusZockt
    @LupusZockt 9 місяців тому

    Great video! Thank you :-)
    I have a question, related to the topic: Few weeks ago I saw a study and I would be interested in your thoughts about it. Unfortunately, the study didn't fullfill all criteria, such as tracking the subjects' diets, to be considered reliable. Anyway, the interesting fact was the aim of the study: "Is it possible to increase the fett burning in specific areas of the body?" And the study was successful. Test subjects in the experimental group trained only stomach and breast, while the control group did full body workouts. After their daily workouts, both groups did cardio training for a specific amount of time. This resulted in the control group losing more fat at all. But the amount of burned fat in stomach and breast region was much higher at the experimental group subjects.
    As far as I remember, the assumption was something like: "Our bodies always try to use the shortest possible route for energy supply. This is why more fat is burned near the currently activated muscles than in other places."
    Do you know the study? What do you think about it?
    PS. If someone has a link to the study, feel free to share. I can't find it at the moment :-/

  • @lyly21394
    @lyly21394 4 місяці тому

    Thank you so much for the video. Very well explained for non professional guys. Just wonna know if this (exercices end tips) applie for women. Could you please tell us in your up coming videos what is applicable for women and what not ?,

  • @Ravenfields
    @Ravenfields 5 місяців тому

    Indeed, we all know love handles are riddiculously hard to get rid of. I did fasting and omad till my measured BF was 12-14%. I go to gym 3-4 times a week and i know how to lift weights and even in such low BF I STILL HAD LOVE HANDLES!! I was so skinny and looked awfully dry but my love handles were there!!

  • @supersaiyanzero386
    @supersaiyanzero386 Рік тому +1

    Top down, good way to remember it

  • @devonnamendez2958
    @devonnamendez2958 7 місяців тому

    Best video I've seen on this.

  • @kerjokajing4759
    @kerjokajing4759 8 місяців тому

    I want to thank you Jeff for the challenge of your abs everyday
    workout I am happy with what i see and is been my motivation to go workout and now a routine I can break. thank you for making these videos🤜

  • @kredik5796
    @kredik5796 10 місяців тому +1

    Are love handles strongly related to insulin resistance?

  • @Rafa-ey6ve
    @Rafa-ey6ve Рік тому

    Good. I was thinking about this.... And boom 💥 here is him

  • @vWhiz
    @vWhiz Рік тому

    Ohh yeah i cant wait my whole building and weight loss has come to this final part of loosing those pesky love handles! After that i will reach my dream physique. And i hope everyone gets there too good luck guys!

  • @lucianpojoni1793
    @lucianpojoni1793 Рік тому

    what a great and interesting video. Short, to the point and also funny.

  • @MovewithDrMike
    @MovewithDrMike Рік тому +3

    Great video Jeff always coming out with the most informative videos!

  • @joffa99m44
    @joffa99m44 Рік тому

    I'm to follow your videos to gain some progress this year. Stay awsome.

  • @AlienFrequency
    @AlienFrequency Рік тому +1

    Serious question here: How do you know you're really in a caloric deficit, if you can't REALLY know how many calories you're burning? I know something like a Fitbit can give you an estimate, but there are SO many physiological factors from one person to the next that it can't take into account when making that estimate.

    • @antebellum1776
      @antebellum1776 Рік тому +1

      There is no way to reliably know this unless you severely undereat and/or overexercise. And that is if you assume that a calorie is a valid measurement of energy we get from food. Hint, it's not.

    • @nomnomyourmom
      @nomnomyourmom Рік тому

      Watch How to Lose Weight WITHOUT Counting Calories!! - ATHLEANx

    • @ParchedMartin
      @ParchedMartin Рік тому +2

      Tracking weight loss/gain overtime. When gaining weight decrease calories if still gaining weight decrease some more. And so on..

    • @ParchedMartin
      @ParchedMartin Рік тому

      Also track what you eat so you know how many calories you're actually consuming.

    • @antebellum1776
      @antebellum1776 Рік тому

      @@ParchedMartin The issue with tracking weight is that your weight is made up of many components, not just fat. So if you notice weight gain, even over a longer period of time, you can't know whether that's because you put on more fat, or more muscle, or if you're holding in more water because you're chronically inflammed etc.
      As for tracking calories, there's no way to know with any degree of accuracy how many calories you've consumed. There are way too many problems with that approach to rely on it for body recomp.

  • @jackspard45
    @jackspard45 9 місяців тому

    I want the balance, happy with my body, and eat what i want. Nice tips, i will try force myself to train abs every day. Actually i have 1.82 and 78 kg weight. But i have some meat at the sides even i been skinny

  • @xMPrzx4
    @xMPrzx4 9 місяців тому

    Cardio and diet. Done

  • @dhanikonda6097
    @dhanikonda6097 3 місяці тому

    Great video 👍🏼 keep doing ❤

  • @alexandertanasu9598
    @alexandertanasu9598 11 місяців тому

    with you,i love your coaching. cheers

  • @randallsimmons4677
    @randallsimmons4677 5 місяців тому

    Im ready, lets get it!

  • @JustMe-ef7xv
    @JustMe-ef7xv 7 місяців тому

    Excellent vid. Excellent advice.

  • @ThatYeahTho
    @ThatYeahTho Рік тому

    Pull ups actually go crazy too in just a month with different variations of pull ups I’ve seen more definition in my back

  • @neilbeech4093
    @neilbeech4093 Рік тому

    thanks for your advice, Jeff!!

  • @mohrstephen
    @mohrstephen Рік тому

    Your heart rate during your workout regiment also affects fat burning. When you are under 70% of your max heart rate (you're able to carry a casual conversation), your body is primarily burning fat. Add a walk to your training.

  • @No-sr5fb
    @No-sr5fb Рік тому

    Excellent video as always, thank you

  • @elation0x
    @elation0x 5 місяців тому

    Loved this video, thanks

  • @famouslexxx
    @famouslexxx Рік тому +1

    It works thanks J 🔥

  • @FourSixFour-l5j
    @FourSixFour-l5j 5 місяців тому

    I was huge. Close to 400lbs. Doctor told me it's now or never. I gave up cigarettes. Carbs. And refined sugars. It's been over 6 months. I lost 100+. I couldn't see my member. Tummy was out. I was sad. But I can do things I could never do before. I can do sit ups now!! Jumping jacks.
    I feel good. I'm slowing getting rid of my moobs. And turn them into pecs

  • @GhostyDog
    @GhostyDog Рік тому +1

    Great tips, cheers Jeff 👍🏻

  • @anshurajsingh4360
    @anshurajsingh4360 Рік тому

    Never been late for your videos

  • @SteelmoonWatches
    @SteelmoonWatches Рік тому

    Hey man I think you need a new Intermittent Fasting Video. I’m sure you have loads of updated knowledge and ideas on it ! Regards from the UAE

  • @MyAlishka
    @MyAlishka Рік тому +1

    Jeff, please show us some exercises how we can fix uneven shoulders. Especially if the left one is higher

    • @deebee4575
      @deebee4575 Рік тому

      That's posture.

    • @nomnomyourmom
      @nomnomyourmom Рік тому

      Watch at 3:00
      How to Fix Scapular Winging (STEP BY STEP!) ATHLEANx

  • @harindervirk8861
    @harindervirk8861 Рік тому +1

    I just watch Him and everything works in the gym itself, right at the point

  • @lesszabo5651
    @lesszabo5651 Рік тому

    excellent video and topic. thanks

  • @jasonsweet6877
    @jasonsweet6877 Рік тому

    This is for AX Jeff. Jeff, I have heard forever that the body has a reservoir that holds 40G of protein and anything over that will overflow and be wasted. I've also repeatedly heard that the fastest synthesizing protein is whey clocking in at 10G per hour. we've also been told forever that we need 1G of protein per pound of bodyweight per day. Gradeschool math would tell us that if you're over 240 pounds, and don't wake up every 4 hours throughout the night to top off you're screwed. Please explain how these AXioms (see how I did that) can possibly all be true or not, and for those of us with busy lives of work DIY projects, children and girlfriends to please, what is a practical way to get the protein we need in the few doses we have time to take? Thanks! Jason

  • @DoctorCool2u
    @DoctorCool2u Рік тому

    Thanks for the plan

  • @nimmer4749
    @nimmer4749 Рік тому +2

    Can't promise on the obliques Jeff but you've given me some good ideas for hitting the last of my fat, thanks

    • @1tubax
      @1tubax Рік тому +1

      Obliques are part of ab training. Include them in your daily ab routine. I just train them like any other muscle twice a week because I'm too lazy to do it every day.

    • @carlholland3819
      @carlholland3819 Рік тому

      once you get rid of the last of your body fat, your body will steal it from your organs. good luck

    • @LittleBpaulmuller-Daddy
      @LittleBpaulmuller-Daddy 7 місяців тому

      @@carlholland3819 was that what happened when you got rid of your brain cells?

    • @LittleBpaulmuller-Daddy
      @LittleBpaulmuller-Daddy 7 місяців тому

      @@carlholland3819 they must have stolen some from your brain then

    • @LittleBpaulmuller-Daddy
      @LittleBpaulmuller-Daddy 7 місяців тому

      @@carlholland3819 they must have stolen some from your bra in then

  • @student8165
    @student8165 9 місяців тому

    Omg thanks you ! See you in 6 month !

  • @gppg1799
    @gppg1799 7 місяців тому

    Thanks Jeff!!

  • @Joelthemogger13
    @Joelthemogger13 10 місяців тому +1

    Watching this because it's the only thing I know is not my problem

  • @Celestial-rn4vm
    @Celestial-rn4vm Рік тому

    So, I informed myself over 5 whole years on the internet how to train the most efficiently, how calories work and so on. But I am not a guy who thinks he knows everything, by no means.
    I managed to motivate myself to train regularly, which is quite the feat, I can tell you this much. But I have trouble understanding my situation.
    So, I am overweight. I am a mere 166cm short, male and weigh 73-75 kg. My goal is muscle growth. I don't want to be the overtrained guy that you can see on the internet, but I would like to attain a big chest, arms and yeah. So.... the thing is, I have absolutely no clue how to build up muscles and lose fat at the same time. I saw a lot of overweight people who began with body building, lost all their pounds, but also got a lot more muscular. But how?
    To my knowledge, for muscle growth, it's best to be in a kcal surplus. You can make your muscles growth without a kcal surplus, but it's harder. At least this is what I have learned so far.
    To lose fat, I need to be in a kcal deficit.
    So how is it possible?
    Thank you in advance.

  • @timthompson1947
    @timthompson1947 6 місяців тому

    Is there way to tighten up after back surgeries?

  • @scottfornwalt5614
    @scottfornwalt5614 2 місяці тому

    I have a Diastasis recti and am told there is no solution. If you have a program, I would love to hear it

  • @joshgies1869
    @joshgies1869 Рік тому +1

    I have pretty big lats from doing pullups at 260lbs bodyweight. Unfortunately it's not a great v taper to go from 46" chest to 42" waist...

  • @prestonsmith9266
    @prestonsmith9266 Рік тому +1

    However they say there is no way to Target the love handle area however I've noticed that that isn't true. I noticed when I do my obliques with the cables in the direction the muscle fibers run, the love handles did get smaller. The fat burned. Literally after one set I could feel it on one side where that side was smaller than the other side because as I'm doing this set for some reason that is burning the fat off. It works the problem is if you don't stay off the sugar then it just comes back

    • @prestonsmith9266
      @prestonsmith9266 Рік тому

      They did get smaller that thing is I just use a heavyweight. A heavyweight so that the end of the set of 10 I can't do anymore. But that literally made it smaller as I was doing it

  • @Arian-d7b
    @Arian-d7b Рік тому +1

    So helpful

  • @erich7662
    @erich7662 Рік тому +2

    Another top shelf video. Thanks Jeff.

  • @robertelmore2394
    @robertelmore2394 Рік тому

    I learned a lot from you I love you're videos thank you

  • @GOTHICforLIFE1
    @GOTHICforLIFE1 Рік тому +11

    The huge issue with the "caloric" defecit, is that actually hitting your maintenance accurately is incredibly difficult. Especially when your best indicator is weight, which can fluctuate or stagnate when you work out as well.
    I didnt notice anything when i tried to use estimates to calculate this. My "four-pack" was there for 6 months while everything else felt stagnant. When i went more aggressive over time to try and push results i just lost weight, but not the fat around the target area.
    I still dont really know where my maintenance actually is, and its a huge problem when trying to have a fat loss without losing muscle as well.

    • @jackcactus9853
      @jackcactus9853 Рік тому +6

      Have you tried eating the same calories every day and tracking your weight. That should tell you pretty clearly where your maintenance is. And then u cut calories from there

    • @nomnomyourmom
      @nomnomyourmom Рік тому

      Watch How to Lose Weight WITHOUT Counting Calories!! - ATHLEANx

    • @deebee4575
      @deebee4575 Рік тому +1

      @@jackcactus9853Yep. This is how it's done. There's no magic.

    • @NorEEzta
      @NorEEzta Рік тому +3

      Have you been gaining weight consistently? Or are you +/- 5 lbs in a week (water weight fluctuations)?
      If the latter, you are at maintenance. Now, track your calories and decrease them or eat the same and do light/moderate cardio 20-30 minutes a day in conjunction with but separate from your lifting routine. Weigh yourself every morning. Keep protein high. Weigh yourself every morning. Record and adjust.

    • @Subscribeordye
      @Subscribeordye Рік тому +2

      Your muscles need sugar and carbs to survive, protein is also important.
      Be meticulous reading labels and note that most are purposely deceptive and state per 100ml/g or per quarter serving rather than whole product.
      Avoid all drinks but water and intermittent fasting will make a huge difference.

  • @maqsoodsofi8523
    @maqsoodsofi8523 Рік тому +1

    I am your big fan

  •  9 місяців тому

    I'm happy to learn that Jeff exists.

  • @Highlander1432
    @Highlander1432 Рік тому

    Excellent info here

  • @kwote
    @kwote Рік тому +3

    Jesse with the plate full of donuts vs the pea is hilarious.

  • @levelupwithanime
    @levelupwithanime Рік тому

    Big fan sir love your work 😍

  • @Lucid.flps.103
    @Lucid.flps.103 5 місяців тому

    HES BACK

  • @shantyshawn
    @shantyshawn Рік тому

    Would love to see an ab workout for guys who have diastasis recti.

  • @itamarperez
    @itamarperez Рік тому

    Right on! Top content❤

  • @jackhand
    @jackhand Рік тому

    With some guys, even with dieting, the love handles are going to take a while for them to be gone. For some guys, the love handles are the stubborn fat that doesn't go away until a person is in single digit bf%. And being in single bf% isn't a lifestyle for most people.
    So, for those guys, the only way to effectively remove love handles while being in the teens of bf% is to get liposuction.