@MormonManUtah Just a follow-up. I went from 222 to 179. Now I am working my way back up quickly using a combination of all raw foods and only lightly cooked lean red meats. I use lots of seeds - sunflower/flax most some chia, hemp, sesame. NO nuts, legumes, grains, quinoa, rice etc. I get my energy from fats and low glycemic dark greens. The Paleo diet is best for us. Chicken and fish don't work for me for some reason. Red meat is it. I use glutamine, maca root, tribulus and powerpump7.
I know, I was. I am not now. How? Lacto-ovo vegetarian,never workout more than 45 mins. Rest, rest, rest. Most fat skinny people are stressed type A's likely ADHD. Cortisol is caused by stress so working out too much is counter-productive and eating too many carbs makes you workout more, losing battle. Ditch the meat, salt, refined anything, eat raw foods, super foods, workout less, relax more and you will burn fat, gain muscle. Muscle burns fat. Drive in the slow lane, learn to relax!!
I'm naturally skinny-fat. I'm no longer skinny but I could lose some weight. Why do some people seem to think that everyone who claims to be skinny fat simply overeats?
I'm sure some do but then some people just unfortunately have ectomorphic (i.e. difficulty in gaining muscle) and endmorphic (proopensity to gain fat) characteristics.
It's interesting how the people that say all skinny fat guys eat too much have never been skinny fat!
@inofe Whatever you say, buddy. Look at any natural bodybuilder (i.e. no steroids), or male model and ask them how long they worked to get that body. I guarantee the answer is well over 2 years. Gaining muscle doesn't lead to fat. That's just an excuse that fat people fall back on.
it is quite obvious to the general educated public that if you overeat and don't work out you will put on fat, there will be minimal to some muscle growth depending on age as well, that being said the majority of skinny-fat hardgainers make excuses for why they think they are skinny but in reality have a high BF
"this guy's advice is idiotic at best, skinnyfat people usually mean people that dont take in enough nutrient dense foods, thus they have the excess calories for fat, but it is put into fat cells instead of muscle growth, eat healtheir and train right"
fact one: you will gain more muscle by eating more nutrient dense foods then junk
fact two: i said usually this is the case of the so-called skinnyfat, all bodies build muscle just at different rates,
wait i dont overeat....and I am a skinny fat guy:
Is it enough for me to do interval , high intensity training for 30 mins/day?
and eat 2 table spoons of oil as monounsaturated fat?
will that help me become normal:
i just want to be fit and healthy...dont really care about 6 pack or HUGE MUSCLES....
just want a normal chest with not puffyness and a normal stomach that is not shaped like a ball ,,,lol
does anyone know?
xxfuturerevealedxx 1 month ago
lol these comments are dumb he is completely right i myself was skinny fat you cant comment and say he wrong unless your skinny fat yourself
pavy415 6 months ago
@MormonManUtah Just a follow-up. I went from 222 to 179. Now I am working my way back up quickly using a combination of all raw foods and only lightly cooked lean red meats. I use lots of seeds - sunflower/flax most some chia, hemp, sesame. NO nuts, legumes, grains, quinoa, rice etc. I get my energy from fats and low glycemic dark greens. The Paleo diet is best for us. Chicken and fish don't work for me for some reason. Red meat is it. I use glutamine, maca root, tribulus and powerpump7.
MormonManUtah 11 months ago
LoL stuffing themselves like pigs too funny
brandonchinton 11 months ago
I know, I was. I am not now. How? Lacto-ovo vegetarian,never workout more than 45 mins. Rest, rest, rest. Most fat skinny people are stressed type A's likely ADHD. Cortisol is caused by stress so working out too much is counter-productive and eating too many carbs makes you workout more, losing battle. Ditch the meat, salt, refined anything, eat raw foods, super foods, workout less, relax more and you will burn fat, gain muscle. Muscle burns fat. Drive in the slow lane, learn to relax!!
MormonManUtah 1 year ago
We used to tease our high-school physics teacher by singing this song:
"Oh, here's a little story about a man named Jim. He's looking mighty fat, but he's looking mighty slim."
bluenoserr 1 year ago
I'm naturally skinny-fat. I'm no longer skinny but I could lose some weight. Why do some people seem to think that everyone who claims to be skinny fat simply overeats?
I'm sure some do but then some people just unfortunately have ectomorphic (i.e. difficulty in gaining muscle) and endmorphic (proopensity to gain fat) characteristics.
It's interesting how the people that say all skinny fat guys eat too much have never been skinny fat!
mrmajicka 1 year ago
@inofe Whatever you say, buddy. Look at any natural bodybuilder (i.e. no steroids), or male model and ask them how long they worked to get that body. I guarantee the answer is well over 2 years. Gaining muscle doesn't lead to fat. That's just an excuse that fat people fall back on.
titans091052 1 year ago
@guffstinker
it is quite obvious to the general educated public that if you overeat and don't work out you will put on fat, there will be minimal to some muscle growth depending on age as well, that being said the majority of skinny-fat hardgainers make excuses for why they think they are skinny but in reality have a high BF
haterz91 1 year ago
@guffstinker
"this guy's advice is idiotic at best, skinnyfat people usually mean people that dont take in enough nutrient dense foods, thus they have the excess calories for fat, but it is put into fat cells instead of muscle growth, eat healtheir and train right"
fact one: you will gain more muscle by eating more nutrient dense foods then junk
fact two: i said usually this is the case of the so-called skinnyfat, all bodies build muscle just at different rates,
haterz91 1 year ago