All Posts Tagged With: "lose weight"
3 Secrets For Eating To Gain Muscle & Lose Fat
I can’t believe how many questions I get about how to eat for gaining muscle and losing fat. I think most people realize how important it is, thats why the majority of questions I get are on nutrition.
Nutrition is the most important aspect of getting and staying lean and muscular. You can work out perfectly on weights and cardio, but if you do not focus on what you are putting in your mouth, you will only get half way to your true potential.
1Dec2008 | lewis | 0 comments | ContinuedOnline personal training with cpt Sarah Hougen
DO I NEED Online Personal Training?
Lately, I have received mails and personal messages from people who have read my inputs on forums and entries on my blogs, asking for personal guidance and exercise programs, as well as a nutrition program. Some ask me because they are not satisfied with their gym’s trainer, some don’t dare ask a question in person, others have no gym membership or trainers and wonder how to get started, and there are those who have been training for a long time and have become bored with their routine and/ or reached a plateau.
25Nov2008 | lewis | 1 comment | ContinuedCarbohydrates & Fat Loss: Clearing Up The Confusion - Part 2
In Part 1, we established that the ultimate goal of effective fat burning carbohydrate consumption is to keep blood sugar levels consistent and balanced. In doing so, insulin levels will remain under control, the fat burning metabolism will be maximized and the body’s energy levels and mood will remain elevated.
The only issue now is to determine which sources of carbohydrates will aid us in achieving that goal. This is where things get a bit trickier, as there are several factors that need to be addressed.
Carbohydrates are essentially broken down into two main categories: “simple” and “complex”.
25Nov2008 | lewis | 1 comment | ContinuedCarbohydrates & Fat Loss: Clearing Up The Confusion - Part 1
No other nutrient out there is surrounded by more confusion, hype and contradiction than the all-too-famous carbohydrate.
Over the last decade a virtually endless amount of advice, fad diets and hard-fast rules have been put into place regarding proper carbohydrate consumption. As a result, most average beginners have been left clueless and without any rational guidance on the topic.
24Nov2008 | lewis | 1 comment | ContinuedFree Report - 3 Things You Must Know If You Want To Burn Fat Forever!
I just received a very cool Special Report on how to burn more bodyfat.
Since that is something I know you are interested in I wanted to be sure to send this to you asap —
In this F.ree report Jon explains in great detail all of the following ….
Secret Number 1 To Burn Fat Forever:
Think Like A Thin Person! read more ….
Secret Number 2 To Burn Fat Forever:
Don’t Treat Your Body Like A Machine! read more ….
Don’t Let Others Tell You You’re Too Skinny!
When in fact, you are the one already at, or getting to, healthy levels of bodyfat. There has been so much talk of this problem lately. I’ve had clients complain, forum members complain, and I’ve noticed this myself as well.
It seems there are so many overweight, fat and frankly obese people around, that a healthy [...]
NO carb, slow carb and go carb
ou are not stupid so I am not going to try to treat you as if you are. I am not going to oversimplify things the way so many internet and magazine articles do when it comes to your most important food source, carbohydrates.
Most writers approach this as if there is a one size fits all and every time approach to carbs.
17Nov2008 | lewis | 0 comments | ContinuedWhat I changed about EODD 2.0 SNAPP!
Jon Benson wrote EODD. He then listened to his readers and clients and changed it to EODD 2.0 SNAPP! which is a … well, it’s a snap! However, no plan is perfect; no one plan is going to be the plan for everyone. Jon therefore told the readers of EODD 2.0 to feel free to adapt the plan to suit them, but more importantly, to submit the information of what they changed to him, telling him not only what they did, but why and also how it worked for them in terms of fat burning and muscle building.,
14Nov2008 | lewis | 0 comments | ContinuedSpecial Interview - Super-Effective Tips & Advice on Getting Six Pack of Abs for Life
1. Mike, what is the number one component to getting a six pack?
MG: Your training style, nutrition, and mindset are all extremely important if you want to stand a chance at getting a six pack… However, if I had to choose 1 component that is most important, it would probably have to be nutrition. Maybe you’ve heard the saying before that “abs are made in the kitchen”
10Nov2008 | lewis | 0 comments | ContinuedSix Pack Secrets to Chiseled Abdominals
There are six basic aspects of any abdominal workout routine you must master to obtain the six pack abs you have been chasing. You can do crunches until you toss your dinner and not meet your goal of a beautiful set of six pack abs. You have to use a comprehensive approach that addresses nutrition (diet), water intake, supplementation, exercises protocol, proper sleep rhythms, and the detoxification of your body. If you do all of these things you will acquire a six pack of abs and a nice set of obliques to frame around them.
7Nov2008 | lewis | 1 comment | ContinuedFree course 177 Ways To Start Losing Weight Now
I recently heard a story about a mother and her 10 year old daughter that teaches a valuable lesson.
One night the mother was preparing dinner.
The daughter was [...]
Why Weight Lifting Is An Exercise That Delivers Top Health Benefits
Far too many people overlook the many health and fitness benefits that weight training has to offer, and because of this, experience problems down the road with their body such as decreased bone density, a slowed metabolic rate, increased stress levels and other negative consequences that are associated with constant stress.
5Nov2008 | lewis | 0 comments | ContinuedThe Problem with Weight Loss: Your Body Will Do The Opposite.
Homeostasis is the property of a living organism, that regulates its internal environment so as to maintain a stable, constant condition.
When you don’t drink enough water in the short term — often the body retains water. It attempts to maintain homeostasis by counteracting the stresses we put on it.
When you drink a lot of extra water - your body excretes more water to maintain balance.
31Oct2008 | lewis | 0 comments | ContinuedNew Product-Alert Warp Speed Fat Loss Reviewed by Sarah
This book is crazy! I mean that in a good way of course. The introduction starts out saying you can drop 17 lbs in the following 4 weeks … that is huge!
Obviously not something you’ll follow forever, this plan is designed for fast fat loss, warp speed it is. I don’t know about you, but warp speed … it conjures up images of space ships zooming away into space so fast you can’t even see them. Well, a 17-pound drop in fat in 4 weeks sounds like it’s pretty close to that zooming space ship! And also something we’ll all want to see on our own scales.
30Oct2008 | lewis | 1 comment | ContinuedThe 1 question Tom Venuto was asked hundreds of times in the last 48 hours
Tom, Can you point out what the difference is between this new book and
your Burn The Fat, Feed The Muscle (BFFM) ebook that I already bought.
What’s missing in BFFM that’s covered here and vice versa?
Is The Body Fat Solution just a re-hash of BFFM?
Also, most important, who is the intended audience of The Body Fat
Solution, and BFFM, and how do they differ?
A secret experiment for HARDGAINERS?
Are you someone who has a hard time putting on weight?
Does it feel like someone put a “voodoo curse” on your genetics that makes it seem IMPOSSIBLE to put on any muscle?
Well guess what…
…you really ARE “cursed”!
I know…that’s not what you wanted to hear, right?
Well the fact is that your body really IS “different” than someone else who seems to be able to eat Twinkies and still pack on muscle mass.
27Oct2008 | lewis | 0 comments | ContinuedEODD 2.0 (Every Other Day Diet) - IT’S A SNAPP!
I’ve told you about Jon Benson’s Every Other Day Diet (EODD) before, and both Lewis and I have been using the easy-to-follow principles for months now. What is it, half a year or more? Now, Jon Benson didn’t just sit back and relax, happy to have shared his EODD with everyone. No, he sat down and worked some more.
24Oct2008 | lewis | 1 comment | Continued


