Fitness Model Sarah
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Fitness Model Sarah
Hi there, I just joined! I'm a fitness model, webmaster and graphic designer! I'm 30 years old and have been working out for over 10 years! Here are some pics! See more at http://www.fitnessmodelsarah.com
http://fitnessmodelsarah.com/pic1.htm
http://fitnessmodelsarah.com/pic27.htm
http://fitnessmodelsarah.com/pic13.htm
http://fitnessmodelsarah.com/pic39.htm
http://fitnessmodelsarah.com/pic3.htm
http://fitnessmodelsarah.com/pic1.htm
http://fitnessmodelsarah.com/pic27.htm
http://fitnessmodelsarah.com/pic13.htm
http://fitnessmodelsarah.com/pic39.htm
http://fitnessmodelsarah.com/pic3.htm
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The main thing is though, everything you want is doable, and you should have no problem doing it.
As a thought, if you're trying to add mass, whilst cutting a bit too, you could possibly increase Protein by a certain amount, cut Carbs by the same amount, thus giving the body more bulk potential with Protein, and more Fat conversion to energy, due to the lowered Carbs.
This might give you some middle ground to achieve both, in a regulated way.
If you're keeping cals the same, you won't create an environment, where your body gets extra calories, and possibly construes them as excess, reversing your cut potential.
This is just athough though, not something I'm promoting as an answer ot someones prayers.
As a thought, if you're trying to add mass, whilst cutting a bit too, you could possibly increase Protein by a certain amount, cut Carbs by the same amount, thus giving the body more bulk potential with Protein, and more Fat conversion to energy, due to the lowered Carbs.
This might give you some middle ground to achieve both, in a regulated way.
If you're keeping cals the same, you won't create an environment, where your body gets extra calories, and possibly construes them as excess, reversing your cut potential.
This is just athough though, not something I'm promoting as an answer ot someones prayers.
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