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Ladies.
Let's talk how to get firm arms.
Ever wonder why some women can maintain amazing arms?
I'm talking firm. ZERO under-arm "saggage"?
Well I don't have to guess why. They work out. It's obvious. But not just work out. They actually do the #1 thing you can do to get firm arms. Lift weights.
And this is becoming more and more popular obviously.
Women are figuring out that just because you "lift" doesn't mean you have to get "bulky".
I know that was the major concern for a while. But the shocking thing is that 99% of the women I see who maintain a lean, firm body with no under arm fat do some form of muscle development exercise.
I'd flat out say that if you're not lifting weights or doing some other form of muscle development exercise you're not gonna lose flabby arms... period!
Ya you can lose weight. Drop pounds. But dropping pounds and losing fat can be two very different things.
That's why you see all these women who lose a lot of weight... 10lbs... 20lbs... even 30 pounds or more by dieting, but they still have lots of under arm fat.
The reason is they have very low muscle mass.
The bottom line of this whole article is pretty simple, without developing muscle you won't lose flabby arms... period.
So here's what you absolutely must do if you have any hopes of transforming your body. And it can happen quick too. Provided that you just begin and are consistent.
Go get a gym membership and get in there and lift weights at least five days a week.
Don't over-think this. Movement beats meditation. Meaning... even if you have never lifted a weight in your life just go to the gym and get someone to show you how. A professional. Just get going though with very light weight. You're gonna make mistakes, but nothing is perfect.
I've seen gym memberships around twenty to thirty bucks a month. So most people can afford them. There is really no excuse here.
After about two weeks of consistently lifting weights...and yes eating right too... you will see the difference.
You won't just be losing pounds like on diets... you'll be losing fat! Getting "shapely". You'll lose flabby arms. The under arm fat. And get firm arms.
And that is how you transform your body.
One last thing here.
If you absolutely can't afford a gym membership than there are many different forms of "weight-less" workouts you can do.
You can do push-ups. Dips. Pull-ups. All these exercises will tone your arms and you can do them right from home.
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