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Posted on May 12, 2008
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Outsmart Your Fat Cells!
Did you know that by cutting just 100 calories a day you can lose one pound in 35 days! I know it doesn’t seem to amount to much but think about it! If you do nothing else by just cutting down 100 calories a day, you can lose up to 12 pounds a year!
How can you cut 100 calories a day easily? Here are a couple of ways!
Instead of a cafe latte every day, just go for a regular coffee
Chose a fruit for your mid afternoon lunch rather than the usual bar of chocolate
Make fat cells self-destruct!
A new study of Georgia Univesity reveals that by mixing two simple antioxidants, fat cells lose their ability to store fat by 80%.
The same study reveals that tests conducted by a popular magazine amongst readers who were put on this simple program resulted in unbelievable weight and fat loss!
Kill your fat dead with 3 great 15 minutes exercise routines!
If you thought you had to do hours and hours of exercise to lose fat and feel great, think again! Research from South Shore YMCA in Quincy, Massachusetts reveals that if you are unfit, obese or over the age of 50, you are more likely to have better results and thus more likely to continue exercising when doing a 15 to 20 minutes workout!
Routine 1: 8 Whole body exercises
Here is simple workout devices by Wayne L. Westcott, Ph.D., C.S.C.S., fitness research director. Do one set each (8 to 12 repetitions) of the following exercises with a one minute rest break between each one.
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Dumbbell Squats (for thights and hips)
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Dumbbell Bench Press (for chest and triceps)
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Bent-over Row (for back and biceps)
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Dumbbell Shoulder Press (for shoulders)
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Dumbbell Curls (for biceps)
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Triceps Extension (for triceps)
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Trunk Curl (for abdominals)
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Trunk Extension (for lower back)
Routine 2: Short Circuits
Here, Lou Schuler, author of The New Rules of Lifting shows how to make the most of a short workout by doing circuit. A circuit is a set of 2 or 3 sets of different exercises. Follow that with a short break and repeat the circuit.
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A 5 minutes warm up with lunges, squats or push-ups.
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Do circuits that each include one upper body pushing exercise, one upper body pulling exercise and one lower body exervices. Take a break between each circuit and start again.
Upper body pushing exercises include pushups, press presses or shoulder press.
Upper body pulling exercises include rows, chin-ups or lat pull-downs.
Lower body exervices include squats, dead-lifts or step-ups.
Routine 3: Reduce your reps
What a better way to reducing the lenght of your workout than reduce the number of repetitions asks Jorge Cruise, a weight lift coach and author of The 12 Second Sequence.
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Instead of doing 8 to 12 reps quickly, do only 4 but take longer for each exercise.
A lunge for example should be performed over a full 10 seconds period and when your back leg is closest to the ground, maintain the position for a further 2 seconds before coming back up. Crunshes should be done similarly, taking longer to come up, pause at the top and then coming back down slowly.
You really want me to eat this!
I am a firm believer that yo yo dieting is really bad for you.
So I stay away from any form of dietingps.
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