fight the flab

We seem to be forever 'fighting the flab', going on crash diets, and trying to cut calories.

Fight the flab with fat-burning aerobic dance which is another alternative for those who only want to shake in the right places.

The heavy labour not only fought the flab around his waist but cured him of the insomnia he had suffered from for so many years.

Fat Chance Slimline sitcom about fighting the flab.

'Fight the flab and feel fitter and at the same time reduce your risk of developing heart disease,' is his emphatic message to employees.

"100 Ways to Fight the Flab - The Wannabe Guide to a Better Bottom" (2013)

"Battling The Bottle (Fighting The Flab, At War With The World)"

You must all have heard by now about the Canterbury girls latest 'Fight the Flab' scheme?('speak for yourself Samantha'the rest of the team shouts in disgust!)

Several times each week, wearing old shorts and crazy T-shirts, I fight the flab by walking a few miles in the company of other strangely clad walkers and runners who come on all but the most slippery days.

Fresh from winning the 1993 Good Housekeeping Award, the final proceeds of their 1991 win have been used to purchase a new asset which will help anyone trying to fight the flab or who wants to improve his or her fitness.

This would explain the presentation of Rembrandt as a kind of ruined yuppie: incompetent in his business deals, spending his way into the bankruptcy court, drinking heavily, seducing the nanny and - terrible to chronicle - not fighting the flab.

Workouts featured by stars like Hollywood tough guy Dolph Lundgren and TVam's Lizzie Webb may not help fight the flab and could land you in bed for weeks, says BBC TV's Watchdog.

In a tranquil environment which evokes the five elements amid mandalas, smiling Buddhas, fragrant incense and the floating strains of an Indian flautist, Ayurvedic and a bevy of international treatments will buff the skin, fight the flab, unknot the muscles, detox the liver.