Caporegime
24!! i was thinking he was 16 ish lol
Stomach Muscles
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lol yes I am 24 and yes I do look a lot younger I get ID'd everywhere, in Egypt I was even offered the childs menu LOL!, "Peter Pan Pizza Young Man?" ......
I had a tummy tuck as previously I was 20.5stone and lost 10 stone when I was 21 years old in around a year. I had a 44" waist etc so when I lost it I had a small amount of loose skin so had it removed etc.
Spoken to my surgeon though and he cant explain the muscle growth there, except he said you must be doing weight training on them.... however I am not, but there is nothing remotely linked to this and the operation.
I had a tummy tuck as previously I was 20.5stone and lost 10 stone when I was 21 years old in around a year. I had a 44" waist etc so when I lost it I had a small amount of loose skin so had it removed etc.
Spoken to my surgeon though and he cant explain the muscle growth there, except he said you must be doing weight training on them.... however I am not, but there is nothing remotely linked to this and the operation.
Caporegime
that's some serious loss. was it all normal or gastric band (or similar)?
no cheating at all lol. Lots of good healthy whole food chicken, veg, whole carbs etc and it just fell off.
Caporegime
Well done 
It wouldnt be unsurprising if they are a result of you being so big but relatively lacking in mass.
It wouldnt be unsurprising if they are a result of you being so big but relatively lacking in mass.
well I never used to have them its only at XMAS when I started swimming every day and now every week I notice them getting slightly large I wouldnt have thought swimming would have done it though. The only other form of training I do is one hell of a lot of cycling.
Soldato
Read my first post. Bulk your upper body.
Looks like poor TVA activation, it's often a postural thing you see in people who hold themselves strangely taking photos or posing down.
icecolds given you some excellent exercises. Try googling Kegel and Diaphragmatic breathing if you're serious about sorting your posture and the resulting bulge
ed. Read through properly. It's possible the postural dysfunction could've happened because you were favouring your incision post op.
Ant
icecolds given you some excellent exercises. Try googling Kegel and Diaphragmatic breathing if you're serious about sorting your posture and the resulting bulge
ed. Read through properly. It's possible the postural dysfunction could've happened because you were favouring your incision post op.
Ant
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Wanton is the chap with the professional experience here, follow his advice
It's potentially worth going to see a physio/sports therapist for postural correction and to have a general poke about. My brother went yesterday and can't stop raving about it, I'm going to see the same bloke when I get the chance.
It's potentially worth going to see a physio/sports therapist for postural correction and to have a general poke about. My brother went yesterday and can't stop raving about it, I'm going to see the same bloke when I get the chance.
Sage shizzle. Your brother is very lucky, it's very hit and miss. I've had some blinders and some absolute stinkers when it comes to physios.
Ant
Soldato
Compound exercises generate abs, as they urge you to use a lot of core muscles, including your abs to lift the weight. I remember a guy called Dragan who hasn't done sit-ups in his life but he does compound movements and he has amazing abs.