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For most people, lose weight is a like a dream and hard to be achieved. And very often, regain of lost weight is common after temporary weight reduction.
The good new is there is lots of researcher study in the area of weight lose. And can show you the best healthy weight loss tips.
The KEY is "STOP WAITING"
Most people would like to keep the weight loss program the day after tomorrow. The fact is you just worsening the situation.
Good ways to lose a few pounds:
1. Do exercise
2. Eat with control
Change the lifestyle and be more concern of what you eat and what you do daily would help you a lot in reducing weight. Let's me with you in the process of reducing weight. It is not that harsh a process of what you think.
I experience weight loss from 200lbs to 170lbs in about nine months time. It is not that difficulty as I thought of before. The key is to get start! Once you get your weight in control, you would found your life be more easy!
Week 8: Permanent Weight Loss, part 2 GOALS What are your fitness goals? Body Shaping / Weight Management / Muscular Strength / Improve Health / Exercise Adherence / Improve Lifestyle / Improve Diet / Improve Self-Image / Aerobic Improvement / Psychological Health / Meet Social Needs NUTRITION Cut saturated fats & simple carbohydrates as much as possible. Research what types of food this is. Keep some unsaturated fats, sodium, and complex carbohydrates *** FITT training principle: Frequency, Intensity, Time, Type [using my own Strength Target example] Frequency: ~ 3 gym sessions a week. Intensity: ~ full intensity, choosing weight amounts that allow you to barely complete 3 sets. Get 7-8 hours of sleep, this is when hormonal muscle growth occurs! Time: ~ No more than an hour of anaerobic (strength) training, plus 20-30 minutes aerobics, plus shower. Maybe 2 hours total at the gym. Type: ~ CARDIO: 20-30 minutes, STRENGTH: target all muscle groups, 3 sets, 5-10 reps each (I'm doing 5). Rest 1-2 min between sets. Work to exhaustion. Time to discover new muscles to get sore. Also, just be as smooth as possible on the machines, don't use explosive moves or cheat with body weight. *** This week's Fitness: ~ Write out your complete schedule for the week. Pencil in your (increased?) gym sessions and commit to them! ~ Know your fitness Goals and Target: Strength, Endurance or Bulk. Follow the FITT training schedule for yours. (If you need training info, email me, no charge). ~ Cut saturated fats & simple carbohydrates as much as possible. ~ Try to schedule 3 meals and 2 between-meal snacks per day. Eat your biggest meal 2 hours before the gym session. Try to stop eating after dinner. (The biggest meal should be before training, not an inactive period). ~ List the meals you usually eat. Are any of these foods on the saturated fat / simple carbohydrate lists? Replace them, perhaps with veggies. ~ Consider consulting a trainer to help you find your target BMI and optimal weight for your fitness goals. They can also give you tips for optimal usage of gym equipment. An ISSA-certified fitness trainer can help you lose weight using the Zig Zag method. This is a method of targeting ideal weight for your body type & age, and alternating calorie-cutting (resting days) with calorie-increase (training days). It's scientific and careful calorie-management. Later I'll examine it more closely. In order to do it we use a special formula, with some specific information such as BMI. A trainer can help to understand our target weight and exactly what to eat and how to effectively mix diet with training. Starvation won't work! And of course I'm happy to help you with any questions. How's the fast food these days? It's just not as appetizing anymore, is it! You're doing fantastic! You've got strength, guidance, perseverance, faith and CHANGE!~ http://www.cafepress.com/atlasgymwear





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With patience and discipline, you can achieve your body weight goals!
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