I guess this is on topic to a degree. But whilst doing circuit training, or regular weight training, but mostly for circuit training. What mindset should I have to keep myself going 100%? As alot of the time, about half way through I drift off and only put about 80% effort in on and of during it. Get the typical 'f**k it' mindset towards the end of it. I try not to beforehand, but it just overcomes me during it alot.
I guess this is on topic to a degree. But whilst doing circuit training, or regular weight training, but mostly for circuit training. What mindset should I have to keep myself going 100%? As alot of the time, about half way through I drift off and only put about 80% effort in on and of during it. Get the typical 'f**k it' mindset towards the end of it. I try not to beforehand, but it just overcomes me during it alot.
i generally have headphones in blasting music which keeps me focused.
It's true. Abs are made in the kitchen. At the end of the day, whether you're going to sport that six-pack or not comes down to choosing the egg whites & chicken over whatever tasty treats you had in mind. It's strictly an issue of discipline.
I will, however, attest to the ab wheel & cable crunches being effective ab exercises. Of course, the benefits are more about adding a "touch-up" to your abs after they're already visible.
Start with the dieting & nutrition. Once you're seeing your abs, then you can work the extra stuff for the touch-ups. Until then, your core should be getting effective workloads from squats, deadlifts, presses, and benching.
I'm at 190 now (holy fuck a 6'4" 190 pound dude. I told you nigz I was lanky). I'd imagine I have about 20 more pounds at most of body fat left on my stomach.
I'm going low carb mode to get rid of the rest of this fat. 80 carbs a day maximum. My question is, how long is my body going to be able to handle this extreme carbohydrate deficit? How fast am I going to need to burn off this fat before my body completely shuts down?