Weight-Loss Diet and Exercise Advice

Weight-Loss

lemon2

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Hello everyone, I'm a new member here and I've just recently started a diet and exercise routine. I definitely consider myself to be a novice when it comes to diet and exercise.


I'm a 25 year old male, 6 feet 3 inches tall, and I currently weight about 225-230 pounds.


I'll run you through one of my typical days:



Breakfast


Smoothie with 1 banana, several strawberries, small amount of yogurt, about 2 tablespoons of Herbalife protein powder, and a small amount of orange juice


OR


Bowl of Cheerios with almonds/peanuts


OR


Bowl of Kashi Go Lean with almonds/peanuts


Lunch


Jimmy John's #12 Beach Club as a lettuce wrap (meaning no bread) with no mayo + Thinny Chips (according to their nutrition calculator this meal has about 450 calories)


OR


Jason's Deli Club Lite with a side of fruit or veggies (according to their menu this meal has about 500 calories)


Dinner


Same as lunch plus I'll usually have some extra fruit/veggies or some form of extra calories




Exercise (late afternoon/early evening)


(6-7 days per week)

20-30 minutes of fast-paced walking followed by 20-30 minutes of walking with my dog (frequent stops)


(3-4 days per week)

15-20 minutes light weight lifting, mostly curls and overhead tricep extensions (primarily for toning, not for muscle building)




I'm just looking for some advice to help me balance my diet and optimize my exercise routine for weight loss.


According to my own calculations, my daily caloric intake is about 1500 calories per day.


According to the calculator on this website, my BMR is about 2250 calories per day (which I take to mean my body burns 2250 calories in a day without exercise).


My goal is to lose 20-30 pounds by the end of May 2012 and ultimately I would like to weigh less than 200 pounds.


Thanks in advance for any advice you can offer!
 
Your weight is 230 pound ? for 25yrs old men 250 pound is overweight. :sleeping:
 
Those are great advice dude, i like your breakfast plan.


I have been reading this book on amazon, I am loving it, it gives all the scientific data to what I am doing as well, so I know I am not just doing voodoo stuff. It goes over all the dietary fad as well.


I recommend you guys read this book called overcoming obesity from doctor's perspective, really cheap on amazon only 2.99, book store version is like 10 bucks.

Or for free if u have amazon prime.


http://www.amazon.com/Overcoming-Obesity-Doctors-Perspective-ebook/dp/B007SC38CU/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1336758681&sr=8-1
 
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