[QUOTE="lightleggy"][QUOTE="CardiacKid07"][QUOTE="StRaItJaCkEt36"] your grain of salt is worthless because it's biased. its a good thing he used his sand instead of salt then :P I actually meant sand, as the sand you see in the beach...the expression "my grain of salt" is actually a misstranslation for "voy a poner mi granito de arena..." (im going to put my grain of SAND) thats the original expression which was invented centuries ago and used mostly in spain. I just learned something new.
[QUOTE="StRaItJaCkEt36"][QUOTE="lightleggy"]you can get plenty of scientifical answers with a google search...but ok i'll throw my grain of sand. the studies which say that gaming is harmful are completly biased. your grain of salt is worthless because it's biased. its a good thing he used his sand instead of salt then :P
[QUOTE="lightleggy"]you can get plenty of scientifical answers with a google search...but ok i'll throw my grain of sand. the studies which say that gaming is harmful are completly biased. i know that i can google stuff and i already have some ideas that im going to use but im just interested in what the community has to say since no one ever asks us.
So i'm writing a paper for my college english class and im writing it on how gaming is beneficial and why it should shouldnt get the negitive wrap that a lot of people give it. So i was just wondering what are some of your thoughts on the subject?
Long story short, I spent a year and a couple months bulking up and gained 35 pounds. By doing so I gained a bit of fat around my lower abdomen and waist. It isn't much, but it does block those last two of the six pack from showing up. When cutting, do you cut down on meals as well or just do a lot more cardio? Any help would be appreciated.
Your eating schedule is good but a few things should change. Go for egg whites and turkey sausage and try to cut down on white bread and white pasta. Whole wheat or gluten free bread and pasta is the way to go. otherwise you should be fine. Also i usually do my cardio before my workout as it keeps my heart pumping throughout my entire work out.
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