If you’ve been trying to lose weight for a while, chances are
you’ve waded through the diet plans and gruelling exercise regimes for years.
You’ve run yourself into the ground over and over but you’re still not seeing
results! Here are some tips to help you stop working so hard, and start working
smart:
1. If you're strength training for your upper body, make
sure you use equipment with thick handles. To effectively work your upper body
muscles and get better results faster, you need to have a strong grip, which
means having strong wrists, fingers, thumbs and forearms. Working with
thick-handled equipment is the best way to develop these muscles. Don't have
this type of equipment? Just wrap a hand-towel around normal-sized equipment to
make the handles extra thick!
Thick-handled equipment also helps to correct strength
imbalances. The technical term for this is "bilateral deficit," which
means that everyone is slightly stronger on one side than the other.
2. Experiment with food substitution. Protein is
particularly important if you're doing strength exercises. Luckily, there are
plenty of creative but easy ways to incorporate tasty protein sources into your
diet. Haloumi cheese, for example, makes a great substitute for toast or
pancakes, because it doesn't melt when you grill it. Just pop a slice under the
grill for a few minutes until it begins to brown.
3. Take out your body piercings. It may sound strange, but
it's true! Body piercings can disrupt your body composition by affecting your
internal energy flow. If you're measuring your body fat levels, make sure you
remove any body piercings to get an accurate result.
4. Use a stainless steel water bottle. Get yourself a good
water bottle, preferably stainless steel, and a water filter. Not only is it
healthier to drink from stainless steel, which is free from xenoestrogens, it's
also more environmentally friendly.
5. Try acupuncture before exercising. Acupuncture is a
great way to activate your nervous system before a workout. It helps release
chemicals in your muscles and central nervous system, which means you'll be
able to train harder and ultimately see better results.
For more healthy weight loss advice check out my weight
loss ebooks – or for a more guided approach join my online weight loss program, Love Your Weight Loss. You’ll learn how to lose weight,
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