Hey /FIT/ i started working out 1 week ago and i wanted to ASK you guys how long it will take me too look good. Im curently 1,87cm tall and 110kg heavy. Im training 3 times a week for about 2-3 hours. Can someone here help me with my question?
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>No mention of diet
>No mention of what looking good means
>No mention of what "working out" is
>No mention of current body fat
Inifinite time because you're an idiot
>>37448025
Alright. How detailed do you need it?
About 2 weeks to a month to look REALLY good.
>>37448025
This, but put more nicely: Healthy fat loss should happen at between 1-2 pounds a week. Most fatties lose it way faster though. Ups the risk for stretch marks and shit, but it'd up to you.
So do the math. Progress is almost always a matter of months.
Do HIIT as hard as you fucking can 3 times a week and you will get noticeably better looking every month
>how long will it take to look good ?
how long is a piece of string?
>>37448045
this
>>37448066
>how long is a piece of string?
How the fuck does that even answer my question? It is completely ambiguous and depends on many factors. Without any other information your question is impossible to even answer.
>>37448066
I pushing myself to my limits 3 times a Week on every musclegroup
>>37448086
>It is completely ambiguous and depends on many factors. Without any other information your question is impossible to even answer.
>>37448090
yea but if you're a fat fuck cutting is going to make you "look good" faster than trying to build muscle. Building muscle takes YEARS. cutting fat takes months.
Depends on how much muscle you have and how hard you are able to cut calories without wanting to kill yourself.
You'll need to lose at least 20kg to look good. So, depending on how disciplined you train/eat and how much muscle you have, I'd say at least half a year. BUT this is just enough time for you to develop body dismorphia, so no, you'll never look good.
>>37448062
> Ups the risk for stretch marks and shit,
wut? If you're a fatty, you already have the stretchmarks, and there is no way to get rid of them anymore. I didn't get any new stretchmarks from LOSING weight, if anything, many of them completely disappeared. Also have never heard of such a thing from anybody else.