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  • 29-04-2009 3:44am
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    conorlechance
    Closed Accounts Posts: 123 ✭✭


    Hi, just wondering if you guys could give me a help out.

    Ok, so I'm in decent/good shape, but a problem with me is in relation to body shape. My lower back, around the hips area widens and curves to a big extent, i think it comes from my mother.

    How can i make my body shape more narrow?


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    Kev M
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    Hard to tell without seeing, but diet is the name of the game.


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    Pro-Nutrition
    Closed Accounts Posts: 215 ✭✭Pro-Nutrition


    conorlechance wrote: »
    Hi, just wondering if you guys could give me a help out.

    Ok, so I'm in decent/good shape, but a problem with me is in relation to body shape. My lower back, around the hips area widens and curves to a big extent, i think it comes from my mother.

    How can i make my body shape more narrow?

    Like Kev says, its hard to tell with out seeing you. Dieting is the key alright but I have a question, do you squat and if so do you go heavy? Reason been is that heavy squating can spread the hips. Also this might sound crazy but bear with me, when shoulder pressing do you wear a belt?


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    SBob
    Registered Users Posts: 120 ✭✭SBob


    Dude.. have a similar problem, I also feel it comes from my mother's side. Was highlighted to me recently in a big way when i was getting a suit made! With me it's a physiological thing, and has had a big impact on the kind of injuries i've gotten over the course of my playing career, i've had to do a lot of core work to deal with groin and back strains, and with the amount of cycling i do these days the 'problem' is only getting worse. I dont feel there's much i can do about it, but dont mind too much either to be honest.


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