14 Year old, looking to lose weight and gain muscle.

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14 Year old, looking to lose weight and gain muscle.

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Hello All,

I'm 14 years old, I weigh about 150lbs. I'd like to lose around 10-20lbs over the summer, or at least before the year ends. I do not currently have any workout routine, nor access to a gym (though if it is absolutely necessary I can most likely get one). I do have a set of dumbells and an exercise ball. I would really like to get rid of the flab on chest mainly.

Can anyone supply me with a routine that would make this happen by the start of the school year? :D


Thanks.
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Unless you feel like spending a ton of $$$ on equipment I would get gym membership.

Go to the nutrition section and read "read before posting" by swans0.

Do you have lifting experience?
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HOUSTON TEXAN wrote:Unless you feel like spending a ton of $$$ on equipment I would get gym membership.

Go to the nutrition section and read "read before posting" by swans0.

Do you have lifting experience?

ermm

what would qualify as "experience"? heh...
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Tell us about any weights you have lifted.
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Post by silent1029 »

also since your only 14 i think some of that could be baby fat. lol no offense but, you're in what? 7th? 8th grade? You're still extremely young. I don't think you need to concentrate on loosing weight. you will fill out more at you go through puberty.
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wait actually i forgot to ask how tall u were. that could help
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reasd that food artixcle suggested above...

for training search "your body is a barbell" by alwyn cosgrove and do that as written
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silent1029 wrote:wait actually i forgot to ask how tall u were. that could help
I'm around 5'6 so I'm pretty sure its not baby fat ;D
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Depends on your weight. What's your weight?
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Boss Man wrote:Depends on your weight. What's your weight?
One fiddy :[
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If you're female, then you should be okay to lose 10-20lbs, if you're , then don't try to lose, you're not overweight, you just need to reshape your body.

Sorry for both descriptions, I didn't see any mention of gender.
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Boss Man wrote:If you're female, then you should be okay to lose 10-20lbs, if you're , then don't try to lose, you're not overweight, you just need to reshape your body.

Sorry for both descriptions, I didn't see any mention of gender.
I'm , sorry for the lack of info. What do you mean by reshape?
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By reshape I mean change the ratio of Fat to Muscle, so you add a bit more muscle, and attempt to trim some Fat off, so you get a leaner and healthier end result.

A good diet and muscle building activity, helps to re-design the human form well.
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Boss Man wrote:By reshape I mean change the ratio of Fat to Muscle, so you add a bit more muscle, and attempt to trim some Fat off, so you get a leaner and healthier end result.

A good diet and muscle building activity, helps to re-design the human form well.
Ahh

Are there any programs you would recommend? Keeping in mind that I would love to see some results by the end of the summer.

Thanks Again
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Post by Boss Man »

A member suggested something earlier in this discussion.
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