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Weight Loss Science Blog :a Guaranteed Scientific Approach To Lose Weight Safely and Quickly

Weight Loss Science Blog

Weight Loss Science Blog :a Guaranteed Scientific Approach To Lose Weight Safely and Quickly

Weight Loss Science Blog

Weight Loss Science Blog :a Guaranteed Scientific Approach To Lose Weight Safely and Quickly

Weight Loss Science Blog

Weight Loss Science Blog :a Guaranteed Scientific Approach To Lose Weight Safely and Quickly

Showing posts with label Jillian Michael Body Revolution review. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jillian Michael Body Revolution review. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 20, 2013

2 Fundamental Keys to Lose Weight Fast!


How to Lose Undesirable Weight Fast?
With Career and Social success being inherentely engrained in modern community, physical
appearance seems to be playing a major and more important role than ever.
The popular image of an iconic successful person seems to be built around fitness in both the physical and moral aspects, a sort of a physical and moral correctness.
Therefore keeping in shape is an obligation after all, especially after a winter of eating high-powered food at the expense of fresh vegetables and fruits.
The First thing to do when trying to get rid of the undesirable excess Pounds is to take a look at your diet. This is the first step on your journey is you diet relying mainly on chips, soda and fast food to make it through the day? Are you consuming enough Fresh vegetables and fruits?
While hamburgers, chips and soda is atasty and satisfying combination, it is also a Deadly proposition to your health.
If you want to stay Healthy and fit, you must QUIT eating rich-calories food that provides too much energy.
Your body doesn’t like to waste things it can use later on and energy is one of the most important elements that can be stored.
Heavily Consuming chips,soda and Hamburgers while leading a largely sedentary lifestyle offers your body much more energy than it normally utilizes.
This excess energy is converted to fat and put into storage. Therefore, you
must cut down on this type of food and turn to the fresh fruits and vegetables to keep hunger in check without putting your health at bay.
The Second part of the system is
Exercising. While a Good Diet makes sure your body doesn’t get excess energy than it really needs, exercising help use
up energy already stored. Taking brisk walks after meals is OK, exercising 30 minutes a day is
good, going to a gym for an hour or so 5 days a week is perfect.
There’s absolutely no need to starve or exhaust yourself. Diet and exercising can be fun with a bit of positive attitude!

Tuesday, March 19, 2013

Jillian Michael Body Revolution Review



Jillian Michael :The Body Revolution Program Review:

  The Body Revolution program is a progressive Program,When I first started, I lost almost 26 lbs in my first month; I didn't follow the Jillian's diet plan. I followed a 1500-1700 calorie per day limit (based on my daily needs). I've completed phase II several times and noticed good results as well. In phase II,I got more results in inches versus pounds, but my eating was not as consistent as it was in phase I. The is a 6 days a week workouts program, 1/2 HOUR a day. During the week, you'll alternate two weight-based interval workouts (circuits containing several weight moves, followed by a cardio move), with a cardio interval workout. In each week, you'll do each workout 2 times (e.g., three different weekly workouts done two times during the six-day week). Every two weeks, the workouts change. So, there are 6 sets of weight-based interval workouts in the 90-day program (weeks 1/2, weeks 3/4, weeks 5/6, weeks 7/8, etc.). There are 3 cardio-based workouts; you do each of these for 30 Days. Thus, you will be useing the same cardio interval workout during 2 sets of weight-based exercices routines (e.g., weeks 1/2 & weeks 3/4, you follow "cardio 1" during all 4 weeks). Many of Jillian's moves are holding your own weight, as in planks, push-ups, tricep dips . If you have shoulder issues, these could be a problem. Also, if you have knee issues, there are a number of moves, not just plyometric/jump moves that can be problematic. There are lots of squats, lunges moves that, unless done with great form, can offer potential for injury. Overall, I think it's an Awsome program. I hope to restart the entire program soon. I will still incorporate the workouts now, but will wait until then to "start over." If you have Any questions, please Feel free to put them in the comments.