Sport Weight loss ideas! Pleeaase!!!
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A new diet seems a good place to start. You can find many diet suggestions at . If you want my advice, I followed the grapefruit diet and I`m satisfied with the results so far. You should also count the calories you eat, and make sure you don’t eat more than you burn; the excess turns into fat. You`ll also find at the website above a calorie counter, carb counter, diet and fitness planner, weight charts, interesting articles, and losta friends!
Go to a gym
You`ll be surprised with the results!!!
You`ll be surprised with the results!!!
But is that really what anyone wants? your just going to add all that weight an dprobably more back. The adipose cells will remember you starving them of fatty acids and theyll get angry so its only a matter of time that they get there revenge and put all the weight back on.
Lets face of bare and blunt facts. If one were to follow this diet, and hypothetically lost fat tissue, the adipose tissue will only get angry if the person cannot--------control thy mouth.
And, this is one element in: Becoming Master of Self.
End......
Best wishes
Chillen
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Bah, hum bug. Depends on the person. Let me have a crack at it......I already won.....done deal.
I am not advocating this diet.......but to underestimate the power of the mind, and the will to do it.......is a mistake. I dont care what kind of fat crap I had in the past.......if one wants it off and wants it to stay off......it comes off and stays off.......BUH....
Ha, ha......
OH!
ROCK ON!
(just messen with ya, but there is truth in what I am saying, man!
)Chillen
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I just posted it because it's another choice. Granted it takes an insane amount of discipline to not only stick it out for 28 days, but to continue to eat cleanly afterwards. If the person is able to stick it out and looses a significant amount of body fat and on the 29th day goes and has a Whopper value meal, then yeah they'll put it all back on.
HEY!
Thats my line.....
see....:
oh...
The FAT BURNER:
Correct Diet + Exercise
The ULTIMATE FAT BURNER:
Adjustments and/or Corrections in DIET on bodily CHANGES and FEEDBACK + Adjustments and/or Corrections in Training + Adaptive PATIENCE
Fat didnt accumulate over night and THUS will not come off overnight and this FACT results in: YOU HAVE TO ACCEPT IT.......Therefore......
You have operate IN:
THE ULTIMATE FAT BURNER ZONE (as described above)
(CHILLEN)
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A new VERSION of Chillen's WASHER AND DRYER:
May you not look at a WASHER and DRYER the same:
(This symbolizes path ways in attempting to solve an addiction/problem)
WASH AND DRY (by Chillen)
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You can throw an addiction in the WASHER: (The BRAIN)
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Let it Spin and Agitate: (Brain Storming Ideas to Solve it)
Spin it Dry: (Picking an Idea in an Attempt to Solve it to see if it will work)
Rinse (Select idea? Yes?, No?) (Yes, back to spin, then Dryer)
Repeat Cycle (If No, start over to find solution)
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Dryer: (Solution Pathway Used)
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Throw it in the dryer along with a dryer sheet to make it smell better (Your on the right path, and looking and feeling good--SHAPEN' AND BAKEN' BABY!)
Open DRYER Door......Addiction solved.
If you fall off path and get dirty AGAIN.......WASH AND DRY.
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Again, this symbolizes path ways in attempting to solve an addiction/problem, but in the END of things.....
It is about FLAT STOPPING IT.
Its just that the pathways for some.....are different than others to reach that point........however.......
The result is the same for the one that accomplishes it......
FLAT STOPPING IT........
May you have to ONLY WASH AND DRY ONCE------------------>
(CHILLEN)
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Go here and read on some basic and fundamental information:
Weight Training 101
Nutrition 101
Weight Training Technical Articles
How to get abs guide
Go here for some thoughts on the mental side:
Weight Loss Intricate
The ChillOut Log by Chillen
(allot of pages to go through, but there IS good information that may help you if you take the time to seek it)
If you need ANYTHING let me know, I will try to help you all I possibly can.
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I am here to help you in any way I can to "assist" you in your personal success and so are many other persons on this forum. You have come to the right place to seek help and advice.
I wish you the best in all that you in life and in fitness,
ROCK ON!
Chillen
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I wanna look great when I`m going in vacation in a month. Unfortunately, I need to lose weight a lot faster then I first thought. Although I have only about a month, I feel like can do it, but I need help. But how?
As others have already touched upon, the key to fat loss is to focus on the total calories you use throughout the day. Over time, you lose that fat by simply using more calories than you consume - in other words, you have to create a ' calorie deficit '.
And, to create that ' calorie deficit ' you can simply try to reduce your caloric intake, increase the calories you burn by being more active in general, increase the calories you burn by engaging in some sort of exercise - i.e sport, resistance training, cardio........ and or some combination of the four.
In your case, ' over time ' is 4 weeks. Can you drop enough fat in a healthy manner in just 4 weeks so you can transform yourself to " look great " - highly unlikely IMO.
Have you ever exercised before ?
How old are you ?
Exactly how much fat do you wan to lose in 4 weeks ?
Here's a few tips from my personal experience. I'm male, 18 years old, athletic. As a result of my sport plus diet I lost thirty pounds and went down to about 8%body fat in about four months, all while never being uncomfortably hungry.
I think dieting should involve a lifestyle change rather than simple self-denial. Your diet should empower you rather than hinder you and shouldn't be painful. You should be comfortable enough with your diet to want to continue it indefinitely. You don't need to be hungry all the time; rather, you should simply eat when you feel hungry and not eat when you're not hungry.
Work out six days per week with lifting and 30 minutes minimum of cardio daily. Tip: find a sport you like for the cardio - try running, rowing, biking, swmming, Dancing (ever play DDR?), tennis (singles), anything that elevates the heart rate and keeps it there...you should actually have fun with this and look forward to it every day.
Your diet is probably more important than the working out and will account for 70%+ of weight-loss. Eat low-calorie-density foods/fibrous foods - anything that fills you up witout a lot of calories. Foods such as oatmeal (sweeten it with honey, raisins, bananas), APPLES, chicken, vegetables, whole-wheat anything, non-creamy soups. Eat breakfast. COOK your dinner - home-cooked food tastes better and is always better for you - try ratatouille with a ton of vegetables, chili, mexican (go easy on the sour cream), chicken (not breaded), eggs, steak. Don't be afraid of carbs or fat...dinner is all about portion size.
Timing: eat your carbs during the day before your workout (dont be afraid of healthy carbohydrates) and emphasize protein afterwards. Reduce portion size at dinner (I find that a large glass of water or v8 vegetable juice with dinner helps you feel full), even if it means increasing portion sizes throughout the day to feel full.
If you are really serious about cutting the weight off, try walking or jogging for twenty minutes after dinner, in addition to your regular workout. In my experience, this both burns excess calories and boosts your metablolism while you sleep. When I did this, I would often wake up two or three pounds lighter than when I hit the pillow the night before.
Don't eat dessert after dinner - it lays on your stomach. Instead, have the sweets you like before your workout and burn those calories right off. Make sure to incorporate cheating days into your schedule. These are important for both the mental aspect (something to look forward to) and ensure that your body doesn't go into "starvation mode" and slow down your metabolism. On these days its always better to eat a huge breakfast and burn it off with a workout than to eat a huge dinner and have it turn to fat while you sleep.
I hope all this helps and excuse any inaccuracies...this is my own experience and may not work for everyone.
I think dieting should involve a lifestyle change rather than simple self-denial. Your diet should empower you rather than hinder you and shouldn't be painful. You should be comfortable enough with your diet to want to continue it indefinitely. You don't need to be hungry all the time; rather, you should simply eat when you feel hungry and not eat when you're not hungry.
Work out six days per week with lifting and 30 minutes minimum of cardio daily. Tip: find a sport you like for the cardio - try running, rowing, biking, swmming, Dancing (ever play DDR?), tennis (singles), anything that elevates the heart rate and keeps it there...you should actually have fun with this and look forward to it every day.
Your diet is probably more important than the working out and will account for 70%+ of weight-loss. Eat low-calorie-density foods/fibrous foods - anything that fills you up witout a lot of calories. Foods such as oatmeal (sweeten it with honey, raisins, bananas), APPLES, chicken, vegetables, whole-wheat anything, non-creamy soups. Eat breakfast. COOK your dinner - home-cooked food tastes better and is always better for you - try ratatouille with a ton of vegetables, chili, mexican (go easy on the sour cream), chicken (not breaded), eggs, steak. Don't be afraid of carbs or fat...dinner is all about portion size.
Timing: eat your carbs during the day before your workout (dont be afraid of healthy carbohydrates) and emphasize protein afterwards. Reduce portion size at dinner (I find that a large glass of water or v8 vegetable juice with dinner helps you feel full), even if it means increasing portion sizes throughout the day to feel full.
If you are really serious about cutting the weight off, try walking or jogging for twenty minutes after dinner, in addition to your regular workout. In my experience, this both burns excess calories and boosts your metablolism while you sleep. When I did this, I would often wake up two or three pounds lighter than when I hit the pillow the night before.
Don't eat dessert after dinner - it lays on your stomach. Instead, have the sweets you like before your workout and burn those calories right off. Make sure to incorporate cheating days into your schedule. These are important for both the mental aspect (something to look forward to) and ensure that your body doesn't go into "starvation mode" and slow down your metabolism. On these days its always better to eat a huge breakfast and burn it off with a workout than to eat a huge dinner and have it turn to fat while you sleep.
I hope all this helps and excuse any inaccuracies...this is my own experience and may not work for everyone.