Body measurements vs weight and ?? about weight loss.?
I am 5′2” and weight 160lbs. I have had a child and I’m still carrying the baby weight (he’s not quite 2 yet). I’ve been doing 30 min of cardio 5-6 times a week along with basic strengthening and conditioning exercise. I’m working up to about an hour of cardio as my goal, as well as a few other fitness goals.
I wear the weight well I think, I don’t look like I weigh 160. My measurements are 38-33-42. How much weight do you think I would have to lose to get to 34 to 36 inch chest size, 24 to 27 inch waist, and 34 to 38 inch hips.
Yeah, LOL, I am being idealistic about my chest size, but to be fair, I’ve lost 3 inches from my waist and 2 inches from my hips without losing any inches from my chest.
also, I’m not really worried about chest size, it’s only an estimate. =)
I am 5′8″ and weigh 110 lbs. My measurements are 32B bust, 23 in waist, and 33 in hips. I am underweight according to a weight chart, but I am very slight build in bone structure, so I look thin but not gross skinny. According to a weight chart at 5′2″ you shoud weigh 110 lbs, but if you are bigger boned you may be able to carry 10 more lbs. I would say you would need to lose 40 lbs.
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Attention Fitness Guru’s: Any tips for sculpting out a six pack?
Hi I eat clean all the time and train very hard in the gym but i can never seem to get my abs defined. This will be my third summer trying and its starting to get frustrating now, Can you please give me some sound advice in order to get those perfect abs!
I recommend doing the ab boot camp, alot of models and body builders use it as well as normal people who want a great stomach to show off! The Ab Boot Camp, has some dietary suggestions of cutting back on sugar and drinking more water then for at least 3 days of the week do the ab boot camp along with 30 minutes of cardio that day. You should see results within a month if your stomach is not covered with a layer of fat, if they are then I recommend keeping up with cardio to burn the fat!
Here’s the link for the Ab Boot Camp
http://blog.360.yahoo.com/blog-bCJcpYYyc6M.rBmxoZejoDyf?p=110
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What qualities do you look for in a good yoga teacher?
I am currently enrolled in a training and certification program, and thought I’d ask some opinions. What do you like/dislike about teachers? In a general, eclectic session, do you place importance more on meditation/breathing or fitness? What are some bad habits you have seen before, and what did the best yoga teacher you ever had do that was so special?
Well, of course knowledge and experience.
Once you’ve experienced a knowledgeable teacher, it’s usually apparent when others try to ‘wing it’.
I like that my teacher has her own teacher, even after many years of herself being a teacher. I like her attitude that she will always be a student herself, with more to learn.
I’ve chosen her as my main teacher specifically because she does teach asana, some pranayama, & occasionally meditation (I know she keeps a regular meditation practice in addition to her asana practice), but I know many others seek a teacher of only the physical practice, and have no interest in the yamas, niyamas, or other limbs.
A sense of humor is always good. Remembering that it’s only yoga, not life or death.