which one is it? before or after cardio that you do weight training like weights and situps? my boyfriend does it after because his muscles are already lose and hes tired so the situps are harder, im trying to lose the fat on my stomach and tone but ive been told different things, which one is it if you want to tone up your midsection and lose fat? before or after cardio?
thanks
jen
25 years old.
For instance, if i do 500 total situps of varying types such as 50 on-back leg lifts, 250 normal situps and 200 side-to-side situps before I run 10 miles, will this help lose stomach fat more so than running 10 miles in the morning and doing the situps much later in the day?
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500mg Ma Huang
300mg Caffiene
200mg Tyrosine
10mg Chromium polynicotinate
200mg Coleus forskhlii
Does anyone know these pills and do you think that they will be safe?
Serious answers only please!
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