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    How tall are you. At 15 enjoy what you are doing thats the main thing, dont overtrain. At your age and weight you will only cause Damage.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Scrap View Post
    How tall are you. At 15 enjoy what you are doing thats the main thing, dont overtrain. At your age and weight you will only cause Damage.
    He's 5'11 Scrap.

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    He will finish up a Heavy me thinks ICB
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    Quote Originally Posted by Scrap View Post
    He will finish up a Heavy me thinks ICB
    Yep certainly a big lad for his age.

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    15 is probably too young to be thinking about dieting unless your diet is REALLY shit...

    Bu as someone who has lost a lot of weight (In two years I've gone from 95-100kg to 71-73) I can offer some suggestions.

    For me, the first ten kilos came off piece of piss - just joining a gym and attending fairly regularly did that. That got me down from morbidly obese (not really, but I was a fat bastard) down to just a heavy guy at around 80-85kg. After that I had to make dietary adjustments - I was still eating a lot of crap sugary and fatty foods, as well as going out and having too many pints of lager/Guiness on the weekends. Of course, it's not just the piss - after a few pints, pizza or a chinese sounds like a GREAT idea

    So, for four months last year I became like a monk - no chocolate, sugar, beer or anything remotely bad in my diet at all for four months. That got me down to around 69-70kg by Christmas time. I also cut out ALL fast foods and haven't had any since (Subway excepted).

    Now it's ok - I can have a blowout on choc or a rich pasta or ice cream or something and, because I'm doing the work at the gym, I don't really notice it on the scales. But it's important to only do it as a treat or reward. For instance if I have pulled a monster session at the gym and have sweated my bollocks off, sometimes I will pull in to the deli on the way home and grab a couple of Snickers for me and the missus.

    But, there will come a time when you will have to make sacrifices. For me, I'd been an unhealthy drinker/smoker all through my twenties and I had a bit of a bender one weekend that left me feeling like I was dying. I went to the doc and he did a whole heap of tests that came back negative. He basically just said 'mate, your fat and your lifestyle is attrocious - get off your arse'. Best advice anybody gave me. I turned 30 earlier this year and I'm feeling great and am doing regular sparring at the gym - something that would have been unthinkable a couple of years ago. All my mates are jealous and call me the Biafran when we are having a few scoops (they are all overweight).

    Anyway, hows that for war and peace? Do it now while the bad habits you have are still young. I did it when I was 28 and I'm glad I did, because I bet at 40 it would have been a lot harder. Good luck with it dude.
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    Good advice Greig.

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