First, I want you to take some body measurements. I want you to measure and write down the dimensions of your chest, waist, neck, shoulders, and hips and your right and left biceps (when flexed), thighs, and calves.
Ana Gonzálezhas quoted5 years ago
If you’re a woman, they should range from 3 to 10 pounds. If you’re a man, they should range from 5 to 20 pounds. They must be in pairs; mismatched dumbbells won’t work. • A comfortable pair of cross-training athletic shoes. • Comfortable clothes to exercise in. • An easy-to-read clock with a second hand.
Ana Gonzálezhas quoted5 years ago
Here’s what you’ll need for the program: • A stability ball. Use a 45-centimeter ball if you’re five feet, two inches, or shorter, or a 55-centimeter ball if you’re taller.
Ana Gonzálezhas quoted5 years ago
work out three times a week.
Ana Gonzálezhas quoted6 years ago
the initiation phase, you’re restricted to only primary proteins and carbs.
Ana Gonzálezhas quoted6 years ago
you take a teaspoon of natural unsweetened no-salt peanut butter,
Ana Gonzálezhas quoted6 years ago
Don’t worry, though, if you’re trying to cut down on meat or are a vegetarian. Combining two incomplete proteins, such as rice and beans, can give you all the essential amino acids that you need.
Ana Gonzálezhas quoted6 years ago
Take your age and subtract it from 220. If you’re forty, that means your maximal heart rate is 180. If you’re 60, it’s 160.
Ana Gonzálezhas quoted6 years ago
To ultimately get the results you’re looking for, though, we need to make sure that what you lose is body fat and not muscle. Weight training will help you do that, but good nutrition—what you eat—will really ensure that your muscles are protected while your body fat is burned.
Ana Gonzálezhas quoted6 years ago
The key to weight management, as well as to energy management, is controlling your blood-sugar levels.