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Aug 252010

So here is the deal. i started dieting, and from time to time exercing december 1st 2008. on dec 1st i weighed 306 lbs. now roughly 8 months later i weigh 241.2 lbs. so in regards to 65 lbs i have lost so far.

my question is, that when i primary started i was attempting to walk at least a mile daily and do light cardio 2-3 times a week. nevertheless with school and work and whatnot, im not actually finding myself exercising much anymore. but im still losing weight. but, i have fixed myself to roughly 1000-1200 calories a day. it is not so much that i watch what i eat, just watch how much i eat.

like today, i had a taco, and a balogne sandwich. and i did the math and thats only in regards to like 600 calories. i do not genuinely feel hungry, and im not tired or moody or anything, but i drink alot of unsweeted hot green tea, which seems to support curb my hunger.

mainly im just wanting to recognise if it is ok that im doing this. i have been told that, that is to low of calories, and i will have to at least be getting 1500, but i feel kinda sick if i eat that much in a day. and im still tardily losing weight so i do not see the problem.

i also fast for a day each couple weeks, if that matters.
2 hours ago – 4 days left to answer.

You need at least 1500 calories because what your doing right now is a starvation diet and when you go back to eating commonly you will gain weight rapidly and without delay because your body will still think it is starving and hold onto anything it may and store it as fat. the taco and sandwich are fine just don’t eat those constantly. a good diet involves assortment and share control. and a taco and sandwich is more like 800 calories.

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The Pilates® method may be today’s hottest exercise, but it has been endorsed by physicians for almost a century. Originally devised by Joseph H. Pilates to support beef up and condition muscles, Pilates is the uttermost mind-body exercise for anybody who wants to tone, streamline, and realign their body without the bulked-up results of more conventional workout methods.

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From the Inside FlapThe Pilates® method may be today’s hottest exercise, but it has been endorsed by physicians for closely a century. Originally formulated by Joseph H. Pilates to support beef up and condition muscles, Pilates is the uttermost mind-body exercise for any individual who wants to tone, streamline, and realign their body without the bulked-up results of more traditionalisti workout methods.

With step-by-step instructions, Siler guides the reader through the finish circuit of mat exercises, each of which is distinctly illustrated by photographs, line drawings, and distinctive visualization exercises. With Pilates you will not only streamline your figure–you will dramatically improve your posture, flexibility, and balance, and heighten your physical and aroused well-being. The Pilates Body shows you how.

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756 of 762 people found the following review helpful.
A second review after using the book for over 6 months
By atmj
Phenomenal and most of all do-able. This Pilates book has the best explanations and illustrations of all the ones out there. I know, I was in the mall and I checked them out.

I purchased this book over 6 months ago, as I felt I necessitated more than just a regular workout on an elliptical machine. I wrote a review on it shortly after I started and I wanted to update that as a number of people have emailed me for more information.

Some background. I’m 43, female and 25% overweight, not incisively your svelte exerciser, so I knew I necessitated a routine that wouldn’t injure but would would get results. I work in an office and not one thing is worse than sitting at your desk all day aching from the former day’s exercises.

I started as commended with Modified beginner exercises, the seven basic exercises and did this for regarding 3 weeks. No pain but a lot of tightness I could feel in my abdomen. As I became confident, I moved onto the regular beginner exercises. Basically, I used my capacity to do the “hundred” as a measure of when I was competent to move on. I could see my progress from day to day. It was actually neat. I did the exercises at least 5 days/week.

As time went on I added more exercises from the full program. One or two each week depending on if they were similar or actually hard to do. Some were, galore weren’t. Still no pain. I am now doing closely all (over 95%) of all, but the innovative exercises at least 5 days/week along with my elliptical machine procedure and some weight lifting for my arms. I don’t have time, I make time. In my opinion, this is as essential as paying my bills. In someways, this is just what I’m doing.

One question, I have been asked is am I seeing muscle definition. The answer is unquestionably yes. I am still overweight. I’m working on that too (I’ve lost 25 pounds through just exercising), so I’m not seeing a washboard stomach, as the fat above the muscles are still obscuring them, but I may see definition of my ribs and hips, along with distinct muscles in between. This is not one thing I’ve ever seen before, even in my skinny high school days.

One interesting measure of how far I’ve gone is looking at my teenage children attempting to mock me doing the exercises. Both are slim and in good shape, but neither may dive in and do the intermediate exercises that I’m doing with the same ease I am. In fact they are shocked they can’t do more than a couple repetitions. Not because it hurts so much, but because they have not build up the strength.

That is another thing that I noted in my former review, these exercises provide the feedback you need to proceed on. You see it in each day in each exercise as they become easier. Also you see it in your day to day tasks.

For me, it was an splendid investment.

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I’ve been fascinated in Pilates for a long time, but don’t live anyplace near a trainer (and couldn’t afford it anyway)

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I now have selfconfidence in my capacity to carry out the exercises decently and efficaciously (though it’ll take a long time, I think it will be worth it)

This has become one of my bestloved books, it is so well written and effective, and most of all Warm and friendly.

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Is my weight loss method ok?

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Aug 252010

So here is the deal. i started dieting, and once in a while exercing december 1st 2008. on dec 1st i weighed 306 lbs. now roughly 8 months later i weigh 241.2 lbs. so regarding 65 lbs i have lost so far.

my question is, that when i initial started i was attempting to walk at least a mile every day and do light cardio 2-3 times a week. nevertheless with school and work and whatnot, im not genuinely finding myself exercising much anymore. but im still losing weight. but, i have fixed myself to roughly 1000-1200 calories a day. it is not so much that i watch what i eat, just watch how much i eat.

mainly im just wanting to know if it is ok that im doing this. i have been told that, that is to low of calories, and i will have to at least be getting 1500, but i feel kinda sick if i eat that much in a day. and im still tardily losing weight so i do not see the problem.

i also fast for a day each couple weeks, if that matters.
2 hours ago – 4 days left to answer.

You need at least 1500 calories because what your doing right now is a starvation diet and when you go back to eating ordinarily you will gain weight more immediate because your body will still think it is starving and hold onto anything it may and store it as fat. the taco and sandwich are fine just don’t eat those constantly. a good diet involves assortment and percentage control. and a taco and sandwich is more like 800 calories.

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Aug 232010

So here is the deal. i started dieting, and on occasion exercing december 1st 2008. on dec 1st i weighed 306 lbs. now roughly 8 months later i weigh 241.2 lbs. so in regards to 65 lbs i have lost so far.

my question is, that when i firstborn started i was attempting to walk at least a mile each and everyday and do light cardio 2-3 times a week. notwithstanding with school and work and whatnot, im not in truth finding myself exercising much anymore. but im still losing weight. but, i have fixed myself to roughly 1000-1200 calories a day. it is not so much that i watch what i eat, just watch how much i eat.

like today, i had a taco, and a balogne sandwich. and i did the math and thats only with regards to like 600 calories. i do not actually feel hungry, and im not tired or moody or anything, but i drink alot of unsweeted hot green tea, which seems to help curb my hunger.

mainly im just wanting to know if it is ok that im doing this. i have been told that, that is to low of calories, and i must at least be getting 1500, but i feel kinda sick if i eat that much in a day. and im still tardily losing weight so i do not see the problem.

i also fast for a day each couple weeks, if that matters.
2 hours ago – 4 days left to answer.

You need at least 1500 calories because what your doing right now is a starvation diet and when you go back to eating commonly you will gain weight rapidly and without delay because your body will still think it is starving and hold onto anything it may and store it as fat. the taco and sandwich are fine just don’t eat those constantly. a good diet involves potpourri and percentage control. and a taco and sandwich is more like 800 calories.

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Aug 232010

Here’s the deal, this question is in regards to my fitness..I’ve been going to the gym for 5 weeks..I’m starting to see slight results, (first month after all so wasn’t expecting much).
I was a 116 kilos and now im 105 kilos, i started mid April
I eat healthful (I.e, healthful dieting), lift weights and do Cardio.
Now i am gonna tell you in regards to my procedure and i want you to tell me what you think.
P.S. no personal trainers giving massive elaborate answers, i recognise it all and I’ve read it all, I’m just asking to see if Im taking it easy on myself, could do better or if I’m on track (targeting fat loss and muscle gain mainly).

Routine:
I go to the gym 5 times a week
in the original month i did cardio each and everyday and weights 3 days a week because i wanted to get back into it after I’ve not done any weights for a long time.
i did cardio for 30 minutes daily on the cross trainer ( high intensity ), and then id hit the weights for when it comes to an hour perchance an hour and a half on galore days.

In the primary month my split was:

Monday: Cardio + Biceps and Chest
Tuesday:Cardio
Wednesday:Cardio + Back and Triceps
Thursday:Cardio
Friday:Cardio + Shoulder and Legs
Sat: Rest
Sun: Rest

Now I’m in week 6 but starting from week 5 i did the following split:

Monday: Cardio + Arms (Biceps and Triceps)
Tuesday: Cardio + Chest
Wednesday: Cardio + Back
Thursday: Cardio + Legs (and Chest cause it is a spot to improve)
Friday: Cardio + Shoulders (and Biceps likewise to improve)
Sat: Rest
Sun: Rest

Diet: I try to keep my diet as sensible as possible and not starve myself, yet not eat so much
Example:
Breakfast: 2 hard boiled eggs OR bowl of cereal (skimmed milk) + a cup of tea with milk (skimmed) and 2 tea spoons of sugar

Snack 1: a great deal of fruit OR slice of brown toast with a tea spoon worth of peanut butter spread

Lunch: 2 table spoons of brown rice OR a cupped palm worth of pasta OR one palm sized potato + 2 cubed pieces of meat/lean steak OR a chicken breast + veggies and salad

Snack 2: some fruit OR one slice of brown toast with a tea spoon worth of peanut butter disseminate on it + a cup of tea with milk (skimmed) and 2 tea spoons of sugar

Dinner: a cheese and tomato brown toast sandwich OR a may of tuna without the oil.

sometimes if i get hungry at night i just have a bowl of cereal or a great deal of cereal and a cup of tea.

side notes:

* Water for me now is like Air, i ordinarily go through 8 to 10 bottles of water a day, in particular when I’m at the gym.
* once in a while i take an extra cup or 2 of tea a day but that’s because tea for me is like cigarettes for humans who smoke.
* i lift hard and i do my Cardio hard.

now with all that said, how long before i see a lot of severe results?

please undertake and get straight to the point, and try to make your answers affiliated as much as possible with my question, (sorry if i sound rude, I’m just desperate to find out)

N.B. think i may get away with one cheat meal each week?

Thank you for your answers.

Your plan seems beauteous good and congrats for keeping up with it, my only recommendation is to put any type of lifting that targets body parts in the same routing, because you’re probably conscious you ought to have 24 hours rest before targeting the same muscle group, but in your case ;

Monday: Cardio + Arms (Biceps and Triceps)
Tuesday: Cardio + Chest

Your working your bicep and triceps as well as forearm just by targeting your chest. such as bench press which targets

Primarily – Chest
Secondary – Triceps, Biceps.

Personally i wouldn’t do that but if it works for you then it is alright.

You may have a cheat meal once a week, there is a article based on it i read a few months back, im sure you may google it, cheat meal.

Serious result based on your diet and routine is minimum 2 weeks you’ll see minor changes such as tighter muscles but in 3 week to a month you’ll see noticeable change.

As long as their is a calorie deficit at the end of the day then you are bound to lose weight.

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Aug 222010

Hi guys

I’m 26 & mine are sky high & it’s no joke. (I know this may sound like a benediction in camouflage in relation to the illfamed effects of levels being too low but it’s not!)

Generally I’m perpetually horny I have to deal with it at least 3 times a day else I’m moody for no other reason, I never employed to have that much chest/belly hair now I trim it. I’m just starting to exercise more which relieves stress & stimulates endorphins but it’s not yet sufficient to counter my mood swings of aggresive feeling.

But the main detremental effect high testosterone is having for me now is that in some manner it converts to a chemical that causes male pattern baldness & I’m thinning out at the temples & this has to stop! It’s a nightmare come true!

I know green/white tea & apples incorporate something that counters this chemical as well as minoxidil (regaine hair loss ointment)
But apart from getting sufficient sexual release & meditating to de-stress what else lowers testosterone? Does lots of weight lifting help?
Are there any other things I may alter in my diet?

ps I’ll be hella googling this as well but by asing here I may connect with others that may be competent to relate & give me sound advice.

No point telling me to live with the balding…by my own admittance I’ve got a vain, shoal & self obsessed side to my nature which prob stems from being blessed with very nice looks & the thought of losing my hair kills me.

Flame me if you like as I might suppose some, but I’ll just be looking at whatsoever new positive counsel I might receive here.

Thank you very much indeed.
John Milton it genuinely does, I’ve been told by my doctor & there’s info on the net when it comes to it explaining the biological chemical process.
Some say baldness has no heal but why are ‘men’ largely so primarily affected?…seriously testosterone is the reason!
Jenny by that do you mean take a cold shower? Sure, you wanna join me? lol x

start to play a agressive sport i have your precise same problem when i do not play rugby

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Aug 222010

this may be long but please help. i have been "puggy" since i was 8, but never over weight. i was always "healthy" but not thin.. in middle school i did track and cross country full effort i ran in the meets and did decent for numerous one who didn’t like running i did it cause i was at that age where you star wanting to look good. all the runners at my school were astounding making our middle school the best running school in the district. humans considered me as a runner too but was just above the intermediate girl. yet i was not capable to loose my fat like the other miracle wait loss girls.i had a lot of muscle but still it was covered by fat.i am 16 recognise and still deal with this.i know i am suppose to be convinced but being badgered by your mother for almost 8 year doesn’t help. my mom is one of those few women who are thin even at 50 with out much work and all my family are thin naturally. so feel i need to loose this "fat" not weight to feel better. i will never become anorexic, my cousin passed from physical life from malnutrition,so that i don’t have to worry about. for a better (kinda graphic) idea i am 5’1, with a very sort torso, my fat rolls once on my back underneath shoulder blades, when i sit a little roll beneath my chest and a huge pugg on my abdomen. i have the slight love handles and a heap of thigh fat too. my stomach can not hold much so big meals full of good stuff are hard. i eat a great deal of yogurt, grapes and tea( to keep my quenched, i don’t like huge amount of water but i may drink a lot of tea. i do workout i do DDR each day on my bros old play-station and ab workouts occasionally. Do you recognise any FAT loss help? my mom tried to get my doing the particular k diet but it is hard to do that with school and it kinda restricting to little variation, so please help!

there are a lot of fat burning foods. likewise undertake eating 5 to 6 little meals allround the day if you can’t handle huge meals. this is genuinely much better for fat burning and weight loss because it keeps your metaboli process goign strong. don’t stress girl, in a literal sense everyone goes through this type of thing (:

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this may be long but please help. i have been "puggy" since i was 8, but never over weight. i was always "healthy" but not thin.. in middle school i did track and cross country full venture i ran in the meets and did decent for a heap of one who didn’t like running i did it cause i was at that age where you star wanting to look good. all the runners at my school were amazing making our middle school the best running school in the district. humans considered me as a runner too but was just above the intermediate girl. yet i was not competent to loose my fat like the other miracle wait loss girls.i had a lot of muscle but still it was covered by fat.i am 16 know and still deal with this.i know i am suppose to be convinced but being badgered by your mother for almost 8 year doesn’t help. my mom is one of those few women who are thin even at 50 with out much work and all my family are thin naturally. so feel i need to loose this "fat" not weight to feel better. i will never become anorexic, my cousin passed from physical life from malnutrition,so that i don’t have to worry about. for a better (kinda graphic) idea i am 5’1, with a very sort torso, my fat rolls once on my back under shoulder blades, when i sit a little roll underneath my chest and a big pugg on my abdomen. i have the slight love handles and a heap of thigh fat too. my stomach can not hold much so big meals full of good stuff are hard. i eat a great deal of yogurt, grapes and tea( to keep my quenched, i don’t like big amount of water but i may drink a lot of tea. i do workout i do DDR each day on my bros old play-station and ab workouts occasionally. Do you know any FAT loss help? my mom tried to get my doing the particular k diet but it is hard to do that with school and it kinda restricting to little variation, so please help!

there are a heap of fat burning foods. also undertake eating 5 to 6 little meals all around the day if you can’t handle big meals. this is actually much better for fat burning and weight loss because it keeps your metamorphosis goign strong. don’t stress girl, in a literal sense every one goes through this type of thing (:

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Aug 182010

this may be long but please help. i have been "puggy" since i was 8, but never over weight. i was always "healthy" but not thin.. in middle school i did track and cross country full venture i ran in the meets and did decent for a great deal of one who didn’t like running i did it cause i was at that age where you star wanting to look good. all the runners at my school were aweinspiring making our middle school the best running school in the district. persons considered me as a runner too but was just above the intermediate girl. yet i was not capable to loose my fat like the other miracle wait loss girls.i had a lot of muscle but still it was covered by fat.i am 16 recognise and still deal with this.i recognise i am suppose to be convinced but being badgered by your mother for almost 8 year doesn’t help. my mom is one of those few women who are thin even at 50 with out much work and all my family are thin naturally. so feel i need to loose this "fat" not weight to feel better. i will never become anorexic, my cousin passed away from malnutrition,so that i don’t have to worry about. for a better (kinda graphic) idea i am 5’1, with a very sort torso, my fat rolls once on my back under shoulder blades, when i sit a little roll beneath my chest and a big pugg on my abdomen. i have the slight love handles and a good deal of thigh fat too. my stomach can not hold much so big meals full of good stuff are hard. i eat a great deal of yogurt, grapes and tea( to keep my quenched, i don’t like huge amount of water but i may drink a lot of tea. i do workout i do DDR each day on my bros old play-station and ab workouts occasionally. Do you know any FAT loss help? my mom tried to get my doing the special k diet but it is hard to do that with school and it kinda restricting to little variation, so please help!

there are a heap of fat burning foods. likewise undertake eating 5 to 6 little meals all around the day if you can’t handle big meals. this is in truth much better for fat burning and weight loss because it keeps your metaboli process goign strong. don’t stress girl, in a literal sense everyone goes through this type of thing (:

Are you familiar with Wu Yi tea?

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Aug 182010

My favored "schlock" store had a supply of nicely packaged teabags that was syndication as a buy-one-get-one-free deal. Each box holds sixty teabags, so in essence it was 120 bags for $2. What a deal! I asked the owner if the tea was any good and he assured me that humans were coming back for more.

When I got home I googled the tea — Wu Yi — and learned that it’s sold for weight loss, and in general goes for a reasonable amount of money. I think it’s tasty, and I’m glad I purchased it — but does any person out there use it for weight loss/ medicinal purposes? I’d love to know what you think.

My understanding is that it is just black tea from China. Possibly grown in the region surrounding the Wuyi mountains.

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