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    Question Advice for a dancer

    I will try to keep this short and too the point.

    I am 25.
    5'8 and 127 pounds.
    BF-18%-22% not sure because the gym said one thing and my scale says another.

    Measurements:
    Bust - 31
    Waist - 25 or 26
    Hips - 34
    Butt - 36
    Thighs - 21 *ugh*
    Calf - 14
    Bicep (thinnest part) - 9 inches

    I am a dancer and I need to slim down. I got down to 115 pounds a couple years ago and from visual assessment was leaner then I am now. I had to take some time off and now I need to get back into top form. It has been suggested that 110 - 115ish would be a good weight for me (dancing wise).

    I can't get bulky. I would ideally like to lose a couple inches off my thighs and obviously lower my body fat.

    What I would like to know is what type of program, you the experts would recommend. What BF% is a realistic goal that can be maintained? How much cardio? What type of results can I expect... How long to reach my goal? Currently I have been doing too much cardio I think (1-3 hours a day) with biceps/ back, shoulders/ chest, and legs/ triceps. I am also trying to do a couple yoga and pilates classes per week. I dance 5 - 6 days a week.

    I am planning on getting a personal trainer... but won't be able to until Feb or March because of finances. I would really like some advice and motivation to keep me going in the meantime.

    Thank you so much!
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    Talking WHAT TO DO HMMM!!!

    FIRST THINGS FIRST,

    YOU WANT TO LOSE WEIGHT. CARDIO IS THE KEY, RUNNING AND BIKE RIDING WILL TONE YOUR LEGS FOR SURE, BUT U WILL NEED MORE. FOR AN OVERALL TONE, I WOULD RECOMMEND CIRCUIT TRAINING MEANING YOU GO LIGHT, BUT YOU DO UPPER AND LOWER WORKOUTS. lIKE I SAID BEFORE, CARDIO AND HIGH REPS IS THE KEY TO THE TONE CASTLE
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    I would think nutrition would be a big part of weight loss, followed by cardio....
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