and show your friends how to Sculpt & tone their shoulders
celine,
If your body fat % is higher than 14-to-20% you can lose fat with a weight loss plan to make slimmer arms
Go here to check body fat %
Adrian Bryant | 05.06.09 - 3:44 pm
hi..
cn i ask some tips on how to make my triceps slimmer? i mean, i want these muscles to shrink but i dont know what to do.. please help me.
celine | 05.06.09 - 3:54 am
Mari,
You can avoid shoulder exercises and depending on how much you weight - you can lose more weight to make shoulders look slimmer
Adrian Bryant | 03.10.09 - 5:33 pm
Hi- I am not overweight. I am 5'7" and an athletic 135 pounds.
I have broad shoulders naturally and like to swim. Problem is...I am starting to look so bulky.
How can I make my shoulders less broad? Should I stop swimming? If I do, what cardio can I do that wont make me so broad? Do you recommend the cross train elliptical? If so, what level resistance?
thanks!
Mari | 03.10.09 - 1:07 pm
Yvonne,
jogging and kickboxing will help you lose fat from all over your body including arms & shoulders but basically...
You need to go on a weight loss diet & exercise plan & lose fat to get slimmer arms
Adrian Bryant | 02.24.09 - 3:38 pm
Hi Bryan, I have gained like 6pounds and I am trying hard to lose them. Though i am a female at the age of 26, I tend to gain muscle mass and bulk up easily If i uses weight. My main concern is my shoulders and my arms. I realised that my shoulders and deltoid have gotten fatter and broader. Why is this so? Is there any solution to slim down my arms, deltoid and shoulders without bulkin up? Does jogging and kickboxing help?
Yvonne | 02.24.09 - 9:44 am
zenah,
Toning will only make your arms look smaller and to make them smaller - you need to lose overall body & arm fat.
See how to lose fat
courtney,
What's your weight and height?
To slim down any area of body = weight loss and...
You want to avoid any direct shoulder exercises to keep your shoulders from getting any bigger
Royston,
Forget about shoulder circles since they are only for firming up your shoulders and...
Just stick to 5-to-10 reps of 5-to-10 sets of handstand push-ups using your bodyweight and hopefully,
By the end of next week -
I'll have a better Handstand video posted
Adrian Bryant |
01.22.09 - 11:51 am
Thank you Adrian. I have tried the shoulder circles yesterday evening.
As for the handstand push-ups, what the number of reps and sets to be done? I feel that i can do 3 sets of 20reps for both eleveated and handstand push-ups.
Your Comments..
Royston |
01.22.09 - 2:40 am
Royston,
GO here for your shoulders
Tara,
As far as shoulders go - I DON'T think there's a big chance of you getting lots of loose skin in that area anyway but to calm your fears...
You can start toning now with "lighter" weights and only doing 2 sets of 8-to-12 reps of shoulder exercises and...
If you're on a weight loss diet - it's going to be hard to gain muscle or get buff no matter what you do.
Tara,
the best thing it seems to me like you can do is lay off weights and keep losing weight because in your case...
as your losing overall body fat your arm & shoulder area will look slimmer
meg,
Just do shoulder workout #1 or #2 to get sexier shoulders without working your traps
Michele,
2x a week is the standard
Samira,
There really isn't anything you can do to make you shoulders look less broad except for lose weight or FAT in that area but I think with you - your shoulders are probably mostly muscle and another way to make your shoulders less broad is to simply not train them at all so your shoulder muscles will shrink or atrophy some.
Demetria,
If your goal is to just lose weight - then NO but...
I'd rather you use weights to maintain your muscles, to maintain your metabolism and to also look better after losing weight - you see...
Adding muscle increases your metabolism by helping you burn 5-to-20 more calories a day.
If your goal is bodyshaping, toning or firming up then YES -YOU do need weights or some type of manly cardio to firm up
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