I'm to flabby

weight_loss12

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Hi. I’m 14 years old. 6 ft tall. And a little flabby everywhere. I weigh 160 but theres so much flab so don’t tell me I don’t weigh too much or I shouldn’t worry. I don’t want to lose weight, I want to lose fat. My diet is as follows : in the morning chai tea with 2% reduced milk and one- two pieces of toast with 1tbsp pb and one tbsp jelly. Lunch at school – peanut butter and jelly sandwich on either oatnut or whole grain bread with cheerios chex mix. (that varies- it can be Doritos SOMETIMES or gold fish.) with a water bottle. When I get home I will either have oatmeal that is 250 calories (including milk) and/or cheerios with milk (not too much), or rarely pasta with no sauce but with vegetables. Dinner will vary too. I’m Indian so I can have lentils (which idk how healthy they are for you), and/or cereal. I also eat many almonds through out the day. My workout is as follows: I do bodyweight exercises but recently I have been going to the weight room. But at home I try to run two miles at a 5% grade incline, and I walk at 4.0 mph for the first lap (400 m) and then I run for 6 mph for 6-7 minutes straight then I alternate between 4.5 mph and 6.3 mph. I do this for 25-30 minutes. I also try to drink 8 glasses of water a day. I also do bodyweight exercises such as pushups, sit-ups, dips, leg lifts, calf raises and yeah. How long until I see a good body. Thank you!
 
14 and 6 ft tall? holy crap. what im 25 and like 6'3 or so.

oh yeah, you are hittin it very well with the diet. i suggest adding more protein into your diet. build some muscle, help stretch that skin in the flabby areas ya know. give it some time, you will see results, it takes some time
 
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I think also if you ate less carbs and a little more protien based food you would feel more full. This would be low fat dairy, nuts (be aware all nuts are very fatty though), and meat and eggs.
Try switching out the afternoon snack for a couple scrambled eggs, or the breakfast, or heck even both. Also low fat yogurt is great option. But go easy on the peanut butter. Nuts are great but also very fatty (and i know some people make peanut butter sammies 2" thick!)
 
I think also if you ate less carbs and a little more protien based food you would feel more full. This would be low fat dairy, nuts (be aware all nuts are very fatty though), and meat and eggs.
Try switching out the afternoon snack for a couple scrambled eggs, or the breakfast, or heck even both. Also low fat yogurt is great option. But go easy on the peanut butter. Nuts are great but also very fatty (and i know some people make peanut butter sammies 2" thick!)

haha when i was bulking for mass gain, id make a big mac style peanut butter sandwich for lunch. oh man.
 
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