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Sunday, 16 February 2014

Eat Like An Athlete: Quick Tips You Can Follow

Whether you’re someone who is very intensely involved in your workout sessions or you’re someone who just wants to look like and athlete, learning to eat as an athlete eats can help get you there.
Athletes understand the important of following a good diet plan in terms of achieving their ideal body weight and as such, choose foods that will help not hinder their progress every day. 

Because they have this higher level of motivation to perform optimally, most of them don’t have some of the motivational problems that other people suffer from when sticking to their diet plan. For you, you’ll to reach deep down inside yourself and summon that higher level of motivation so that you can stick with the program over time. 

Let’s have a quick peak at some of the top things to keep in mind so that you can train like an athlete. 

Eat For Fuel Not Emotion
The very first thing that athletes are doing that you should be sure to do yourself is to eat for fuel, not emotion. This means that you should never be eating purely for the sake of eating when you aren’t even hungry. 

An athlete knows that their body is going to have variable hunger levels over time based on what they’re doing for their workouts and will adjust their diet accordingly. They don’t eat for any other reason than hunger or recovery so they don’t have to worry about weight gain nearly as much. 

Know Your Activity Level
The second principle that athletes follow that you should make note of as well is that they understand their activity level and how this relates to their diet plan. They know that on days they are more active, they’re going to burn up a very high amount of calories. 

On days they’re less active, their calorie burn just won’t be as high. Thus, they reduce their calorie intake accordingly. 

They don’t try and push through intense workout sessions while starving themselves because they know that performance will suffer and they may lose lean muscle mass.
You need to do the same. Movement takes energy so you must supply this extra energy to your body. 

Don’t Shun Carbs
Another must-do if you want to eat like an athlete is to avoid shunning carbs entirely. Athletes understand that carbohydrates are their body’s preferred source of fuel and as such, they feed themselves the carbs they need. 

As a result of this, they don’t experience nearly the same degree of metabolic slow-down that others do while dieting, enhancing their body weight control. 

You may not need as many carbs as an Olympic athlete does, but you do still need healthy carbs in the picture. 

Get Enough Protein
Finally, the last thing that athletes are doing that you should focus on doing yourself is getting enough protein. Protein is going to be vital for repairing your muscles, increasing your metabolism, and helping you see the most optimal results total. 

Add more protein to your diet and you’ll instantly notice a difference in how you feel on a day to day basis. 

There you have some quick tips to help you eat like an athlete. Which are you missing out on?

Saturday, 16 June 2012

Exciting Ideas For Fast But Healthy Weight Loss In 2012


Ease, Enjoyment & Efficiency

The challenge to "lose weight" is too general and broad a goal. There's no definite goal-setting (how much weight?), no methods (how to do it?), and no deadline (by the summer? by 2013?) in this objective. For the same reason, many people do make New Year's resolutions to lose weight, but eventually fail. However, with the following few simple tips and a true New Year approach you can succeed

Educate

According to several smart weight loss experts, dieticians and even doctors, "losing weight is 90% mental”. Some even say “The phenomenon of successful weight loss begins in the brain”. If this is true, then the resolution has to start in the mind before it can succeed with the body and knowledge is the key here. It is also important to evaluate your reasons for losing weight before you actually start. Ask yourself; do you want to be healthy? Do you want to look good? Do you want to be able to walk, run, ski, bike, hike and/or skate? Do you want to get off your BP, diabetes? Do you want to sleep better? And, above all, do you want to feel good about yourself? 

Once you set your reasons and goals to lose weight, make a plan. What changes do you have to make to achieve your goal? Keep a journal or calendar to track foods eaten, exercises done, thoughts and feelings, and weekly weights. Tracking gradual progress is another visual reminder of the path. It's harder to quit once all that work is in black and white. Create a timeline. How long will you give yourself? Success will take time and patience is necessary. To keep on point, mark dates on the calendar for the smaller goals. Check off days that you exercise and use other visual reminders that are helpful. To stay motivated, be accountable.


Eat right

According to proven weight loss advice, habits are hard to change. Eating habits are particularly hard because you have to make choices everyday and several times a day, at that. ? Read and learn about what to eat, when to eat, how to eat and how much to eat. Think about the healthy habits that need to be used - low-fat? High-fiber, high protein? All of these are essential for fast and successful weight loss. Drink plenty of water. Eat a lot of green leafy vegetables and citrus fruits. Don’t skip meals, especially the breakfast. Eat less but frequently.

For those who have a hard time losing weight even though you've tried everything, you can include fat burners, like Proactol Plus. It helps to burn the extra fat.

Exercise

Then set out a weight loss exercise plan that's manageable and appropriate, so success is possible. Concentrate on exercise you enjoy and will stick to. Walking is the best exercise for a bazillion reasons and the two most important are no impact on your joints, and skeleton, plus the stimulation of getting out, looking at stuff and interacting with the world around you. Rain, snow, cold? Buy a big coat and nice boots, or go to a mall with walking shoes. Do it.
At the same time, if you are one of those people who don't like the thought of exerting themselves, then don’t worry, yoga, hypnosis and meditation, all make excellent alternatives for weight loss. Sign up for a yoga class or learn and practice hypnosis or meditation. Stick to it and steadily take off pounds, tone your muscles, tune up your mind and gain fabulous flexibility that makes you look great.

Entertain
Even those who hate exercising can find an activity they'll enjoy. Get friends together for a game of basketball or a relaxing hike. Enroll in a new style of dance class that sounds interesting. Load up an iPod with fun, energizing music and go for a run. Have a buddy. Ask a trusted friend to check on progress. Knowing someone is monitoring your successes and failures is an incredible motivator. Plus, they'll be a cheerleader and maybe a participant!

Forget losing weight fast from an unfit body. Lose weight by gaining health, starting in 2012, and be well forever.

Tuesday, 15 May 2012

Sunday, 19 February 2012