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Slightly off-topic, but I wanted you to see this too. This Hungarian model looks like Blanca on some pictures. Similar beautiful face /like porcelain dolls/ and a similar body, but of course, the face similarity is what I noticed here.
I’m sorry, I didn’t know that, thank you so much for letting me know!We have a thread for this now I.e., “Model Look A-Like” thread
This has got to be my ultimate goal!! Does anybody know what kind of exercise she does?
From her instastories, it seems like she does mostly these BodybyP/P.volve workouts, which I believe are resistance workouts using small movements, using bands, steps, etc.This has got to be my ultimate goal!! Does anybody know what kind of exercise she does?
Thank you I am definitely going to start watching her insta stories now. Interesting that she does that sort of resistance training because I typically opt for high intensity exercises that burn more calories. But I guess if you’re already at a low body fat then little movements get you super toned like her... hmm might have to switch things up!From her instastories, it seems like she does mostly these BodybyP/P.volve workouts, which I believe are resistance workouts using small movements, using bands, steps, etc.
This is the P Volve instagram, which shows a few moves and workouts.
I started going to bodies by p and it's really great! Got my thighs down an inch!From her instastories, it seems like she does mostly these BodybyP/P.volve workouts, which I believe are resistance workouts using small movements, using bands, steps, etc.
This is the P Volve instagram, which shows a few moves and workouts.
i used to do hiit too and still do, because it's great every now and then (i'd say every 2-3 days you work out) but if you're aren't compensating with strength training or something else to "shock" your body, you're going to easily get skinny-fat. Which I did. Being a cardio rat burns off fat but only to an extent, especially if you're a woman (our bodies actively try to stay at or over about 15% body fat to maintain reproductive function) Running/cardio/spinning and a bunch of other great exercises are out there for burning calories but none of them adequately force muscle growth like toning exercises or resistance training does. Conveniently, maintaining muscle also burns calories, and muscle repair burns calories, so it's definitely good to incorporate both, ESPECIALLY if you're an endomorph who doesn't build muscle easily and/or looks soft easily. Finally, when you do cardio, especially if it is high intensity, you typically burn glycogen stores--your body doesn't burn fat until about 20 minutes into a cardio workout or if you're doing fasted-cardio, which is challenging for some people, especially heavy restricters). Meanwhile, lower intensity cardio (long walks, alá marjan) or low intensity weight training tends to burn fat more efficiently. Here's a silly but helpful article: https://www.bornfitness.com/weights-are-better-than-cardio-for-fat-loss/Thank you I am definitely going to start watching her insta stories now. Interesting that she does that sort of resistance training because I typically opt for high intensity exercises that burn more calories. But I guess if you’re already at a low body fat then little movements get you super toned like her... hmm might have to switch things up!
This is great to know, thank you so much!!i used to do hiit too and still do, because it's great every now and then (i'd say every 2-3 days you work out) but if you're aren't compensating with strength training or something else to "shock" your body, you're going to easily get skinny-fat. Which I did. Being a cardio rat burns off fat but only to an extent, especially if you're a woman (our bodies actively try to stay at or over about 15% body fat to maintain reproductive function) Running/cardio/spinning and a bunch of other great exercises are out there for burning calories but none of them adequately force muscle growth like toning exercises or resistance training does. Conveniently, maintaining muscle also burns calories, and muscle repair burns calories, so it's definitely good to incorporate both, ESPECIALLY if you're an endomorph who doesn't build muscle easily and/or looks soft easily. Finally, when you do cardio, especially if it is high intensity, you typically burn glycogen stores--your body doesn't burn fat until about 20 minutes into a cardio workout or if you're doing fasted-cardio, which is challenging for some people, especially heavy restricters). Meanwhile, lower intensity cardio (long walks, alá marjan) or low intensity weight training tends to burn fat more efficiently. Here's a silly but helpful article: https://www.bornfitness.com/weights-are-better-than-cardio-for-fat-loss/