Lose Weight

 

One of the biggest reasons why people start exercising is to lose weight. If you choose to follow a sensible meal plan and exercise program then this should not be a hard goal to achieve.

Whether or not you lose weight basically comes down to you burning more calories during the day then you take in through your diet.

If your goal is to lose weight then you are best to eat a diet that is moderately high in protein, has good sources of carbohydrates and then includes some healthy fats. Some people think avoiding fat is best but this is not the case. Dietary fat will help delay your hunger by promoting a feeling of fullness. It will also help provide you with many essential vitamins that you need for healthy skin and nails. In order to lose weight, focus on eating your carbohydrate foods earlier in the day because this is when your body needs them the most. Also ensure that you get enough protein with each meal as this is important for controlling blood sugar levels and giving your body the building blocks it needs for growth and repair.

When it comes to exercise, cardio is going to be a great way to achieve your goal however you should never forget about weighting. It is the weight lifting that is going to increase your metabolism and add lean muscle mass to your frame. This will enable you to maintain your new body easier in the future. Do not be scared of lifting heavy weights as you do need to challenge yourself by placing an overloading stimulus on the body if you hope to see any results at all. Remember to take a day off in between your weight lifting sessions as well to give your body the rest it needs to recover.

If you constantly make an effort to eat better and exercise more, that new body you have been wanting can be yours soon!


 

 

 
 
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