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  1. #16
    Well, I've been training since I was 16. I've got some years and experience when it comes to that and when you just can't lose those last couple, you need to enlist help. But, if you have time...go natural but it's gong to take a lot longer. And "surprising" your body is really only useful for gaining strength and muscle. Getting the weight off is a seriously intense commitment when you hit a wall. I've been there a lot...and prevailed.


  2. #17
    catorojr
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    Thats the problem nowadays, everyone needs a quick fix....which ends up failing in the end...healthy lifestyle is what wins.

    I would have to disagree that suprising the body is only good for muscle strength; I stick by my previous statement. I wouldn't be cramming supplements and the like anyways if you want to DEP, I wouldn't want anything like that in my system when going to MEPS.

    To add onto jetdoc's suggestion for the sauna, you can sweat it out as well; which may be a bit more convenient with similar results. You can find plenty of techniques searching google.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Phantom Blooper
    mbwood,

    You can try this.....not proven....but it works for me!


    Why Should We Have Sex? 20 Good Healthy Reasons

    1. Sex is beneficial for both the heart and the blood circulation, especially in the brain. While having sex, the heart rate goes from 70 beats per minute to 150, a good training for the heart. Having sex thrice a week decreases the risk of heart attack by 50 %. Also during the sex intercourses, the breath is deeper, meaning a better oxygenation.

    2. The mental and emotional health balance is clearly tuned by sex. People who are involuntarily celibate or abstinent and often exhibit depressive feelings (like anger, frustration, self-doubt, paranoia and even depression) are driven into this by "missed opportunities", due to living without having sex.

    In fact, in case of light depressions, after having sex the brain releases endorphins, that decrease stress, inducing a state of euphoria.

    It seems also to be something in the sperm contributing to the good effect on the mood. Researches showed that women whose partners used condoms were more prone to depression than others. This is supposed to be linked to prostaglandin, a chemical found in the sperm and absorbed in the vaginal tract, modulating the woman's mood. Semen appears to act as an antidepressant in women.

    Women who have sex without condoms are also more likely to be victims of the rebound effect following the breakup of their relationship, pointing that there is a withdrawal effect that influences depressiveness when semen exposure stops.

    Anyway, protected or not, sex and orgasm do cause a release of endorphins, the "happiness" brain hormone that ‘brings’ the good mood.

    Even more important is the fact that sex strengthens the bound of the couple, self esteem, positive thinking and optimism.

    A 2007 British research proved that sex is better than money in making you happy, and being sexually active indeed brings a happy life. But more financial power doesn't bring you more sex.

    Sex "enters so strongly (and) positively in happiness equations" that a higher frequency of sexual contacts from once monthly to once weekly is similar to the happiness level increase brought by an additional $50,000 in income for the average American. The happiest individuals were those getting the most and regular sex: married people, or those involved in a relationship, who declared 30% more sexual activity than bachelors. A stable marriage was figured out to bring the same happiness levels provoked by an extra $100,000 earning annually, while divorce was equivalent to a happiness decrease of $66,000 each year.

    Psychologists already knew that happy people are usually more sexually active, and many studies confirmed that people who are depressed have less sex. It is sure that mind and sex fuel each other.

    3. Sex eliminates stress. You know the feeling of total relaxation and calm following a sexual intercourse. A subsequent profound calming sleep follows, with great effect in combating the stress, and persons with a regular sex life sleep better and feel better the next day.

    4. Sex means softer skin. While having sex, a woman's body doubles the estrogen level, and this makes her hair shine while the skin becomes softer.

    5. Long term researches showed that regular basis sex increases the humans’ lifespan. For the same age and health, those who had orgasms more frequently had half the death rate of men who did not have such frequent orgasms. This could be due to the plummeting stress hormones, reaction that installs after we have sex. Frequent orgasms (about 100 per year) have been linked to an increase of 3-8 years in a person's lifespan and a decrease of death risk of 50%.

    6. Sweating while having sex cleanse the skin pores, making the skin brighter and decreasing the risk of developing dermatitis.

    7. Sex can keep you fit, burning extra-pounds. Quickies of 20 minutes weekly mean 7 500 calories annually, that’s as much as you consume on 120 km (745 mi) of jogging. A sex session can burn about 200 calories. This is like running 15 minutes on a treadmill!

    That's something I wish I would have known to tell my health teacher when I had that class. I wonder who they think they're kidding with the whole "don't have sex until your married" thing.


  4. #19
    Look this is my last statement. I'm not condoning a "quick fix" I have been there, done that when it comes to losing FAT. He's not talking about water weight here fella. Raising the metabolism is the ONLY way to lose fat. Now, finding ways to do so is a different story. But don't listen to me, I've just been around runners and gym rats for what seems like an eternity. Now, Hydroxycut will raise blood pressure...that's the only thing that will show up at MEPS. The problem is that some people just can't seem to get that last bit of weight off due to genetics or what not. What needs to happen in that case is a serious change. I'm not a damn doctor, but I DO know what worked for me. I couldn't get the weight off and I was a friggin machine...got on a LITTLE hydroxycut and took it off in a couple months. That is NOT really fast so the explanation is that I SUPPLEMENTED my routine with something. Kind of like when you beef your car up, you can only get so far with natural means...then you need to start adding things to get performance. There's nothing wrong with it unless you abuse it, then there's something wrong with that individual. *Draws deep breath* okay, that is all. I'm no friggin brick-head when it comes to this. As for the "Healthy lifestyle" he IS living one. This is a SUGGESTION to supplement it.


  5. #20
    catorojr
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    Quote Originally Posted by moto83
    Look this is my last statement. I'm not condoning a "quick fix" I have been there, done that when it comes to losing FAT. He's not talking about water weight here fella. Raising the metabolism is the ONLY way to lose fat. Now, finding ways to do so is a different story. But don't listen to me, I've just been around runners and gym rats for what seems like an eternity. Now, Hydroxycut will raise blood pressure...that's the only thing that will show up at MEPS. The problem is that some people just can't seem to get that last bit of weight off due to genetics or what not. What needs to happen in that case is a serious change. I'm not a damn doctor, but I DO know what worked for me. I couldn't get the weight off and I was a friggin machine...got on a LITTLE hydroxycut and took it off in a couple months. That is NOT really fast so the explanation is that I SUPPLEMENTED my routine with something. Kind of like when you beef your car up, you can only get so far with natural means...then you need to start adding things to get performance. There's nothing wrong with it unless you abuse it, then there's something wrong with that individual. *Draws deep breath* okay, that is all. I'm no friggin brick-head when it comes to this. As for the "Healthy lifestyle" he IS living one. This is a SUGGESTION to supplement it.
    No problem bro, I'm not trying to start an argument... just stating my opinion. I'll leave it at that.


  6. #21
    Quote Originally Posted by catorojr
    Thats the problem nowadays, everyone needs a quick fix....which ends up failing in the end...healthy lifestyle is what wins.

    I would have to disagree that suprising the body is only good for muscle strength; I stick by my previous statement. I wouldn't be cramming supplements and the like anyways if you want to DEP, I wouldn't want anything like that in my system when going to MEPS.

    To add onto jetdoc's suggestion for the sauna, you can sweat it out as well; which may be a bit more convenient with similar results. You can find plenty of techniques searching google.
    I'm with you, supplements are for the most part junk, not all, but lots are. Just take a pill and BANG.

    He is heading in the right direction, it just takes time. I used to use Hydroxycut back when it contained ephed. and to be honest I didn't notice any extra results. I was already working out like a mad man, (still do), weights and cardio, so I was losing fat and building muscle regardless.

    I will say that "juice" does work, but its not worth the risks, etc.

    Like it or not he is talking about losing a few more pounds for a weigh in, the steam does work for that. Not sure if you've ever wrestled or boxed Moto....there are years and years of good results by using a steam for the last couple of pounds before a weigh in.


  7. #22
    catorojr
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    Quote Originally Posted by jetdoc
    I'm with you, supplements are for the most part junk, not all, but lots are. Just take a pill and BANG.

    He is heading in the right direction, it just takes time. I used to use Hydroxycut back when it contained ephed. and to be honest I didn't notice any extra results. I was already working out like a mad man, (still do), weights and cardio, so I was losing fat and building muscle regardless.

    I will say that "juice" does work, but its not worth the risks, etc.

    Like it or not he is talking about losing a few more pounds for a weigh in, the steam does work for that. Not sure if you've ever wrestled or boxed Moto....there are years and years of good results by using a steam for the last couple of pounds before a weigh in.
    I've never had the pleasure to use a sauna, but I've had to sweat it out a couple hours before a weigh in- does the job, never had to do 10 pounds though...


  8. #23
    Question:


    This is a little different than a weight loss supplement. If you are taking creatine daily before you ship out will this cause a problem when you go back to MEPS? I haven't taken any but a friend of mine suggested it to put on some muscle and weight.


  9. #24
    Quote Originally Posted by catorojr
    I've never had the pleasure to use a sauna, but I've had to sweat it out a couple hours before a weigh in- does the job, never had to do 10 pounds though...
    If you sat in the steam for like 12 hours you could probably drop 10 yea, . Certainly you can't lose that much via steam but those last two or three stubbern pounds, yes, .


  10. #25
    Quote Originally Posted by mbwood
    Thanks for all the advice given to everyone. I've been doing research on the sauna thing and apparently it can burn up to 500 calories in a half hour, so besides the loss in water weight it increases your caloric output.

    Once again thanks for all the advice guys. I love this website so far. Can't wait to get into the other forums though.

    BE VERY CAREFUL WITH THE SAUNA~SWEATING TECHNIQUE! I did this and passed out the day before my weigh in at MEPS. Wore a sweat suit, did the sauna. My recruiter was there to make sure I was okay. BE SAFE!

    Who ****ing cares, cause I made weight, but be smart about it


  11. #26
    Phantom Blooper
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    Well if you have hot sex with the heat on in the winter and in the heat of the summer you can accomplish two missions...burning calories...and creating the sauna effect while sweating! And then if you pass out at least you will be comfortable after those twenty minutes of quivering pleasure!




  12. #27
    hmmm good point.


  13. #28
    I'm down to 206 lbs.

    I've been running 2 miles a day, 45 minutes of HIIT, sauna for 45 minutes, 300 air squats, 400 crunches and pushups a day. I'm getting there and I appreciate everyones comments and support. This website is absolutely amazing. Helps keep me motivated and lets me know that EGA is only hard work away.

    Now the hard part...figuring out my MOS.


  14. #29
    Quote Originally Posted by mbwood
    I'm down to 206 lbs.

    I've been running 2 miles a day, 45 minutes of HIIT, sauna for 45 minutes, 300 air squats, 400 crunches and pushups a day. I'm getting there and I appreciate everyones comments and support. This website is absolutely amazing. Helps keep me motivated and lets me know that EGA is only hard work away.

    Now the hard part...figuring out my MOS.
    Yep, I knew it, PT stud. I think the only person I know that trains that hard is Chuck Norris.


  15. #30
    Trust me. I'm no stud, whatsoever.

    I am just motivated, dedicated, and de-term-inated. I don't want to be a Marine I need to be a Marine.

    Oh yeah and I've been dying to do this since I saw this little banana.
    Peanut Butter Jelly Time.


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