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The fact that you clicked into this video tells me that you know the importance of calories for fat loss, regardless of how “clean” your diet may be. And you likely also understand that in order for fat loss to occur, you need to be eating in a caloric deficit to force your body to start burning its stored fat. Now, a fat loss diet sounds simple in theory, but in practice people often screw up their calorie intake for weight loss. In today’s video, I’ll clear up the confusion for you. I’ll show you how to pinpoint exactly how many calories your specific body needs a day to lose weight–while maximizing your fat loss and minimizing negative side effects (e.g. muscle loss). The first step is to get a general estimate of your calorie intake for weight loss. Now, even the most “accurate” of calorie intake equations out there are all estimates. They all require some fine tuning based on how you progress, which is what we’ll do in step 2. To avoid overcomplicating things, what I’d recommend is take your bodyweight in lbs, and multiply that by anywhere from 10-13. If you’re a younger, leaner, and/or more active individual then go with the higher end of this range. If you’re an older, less lean, and/or less active individual then go with the lower end of this range. The next step is to determine what an appropriate rate of weight loss would be based on your specific body. This is important for us to get right because if we eat in an overly aggressive caloric deficit and lose weight too quickly, not only is this unsustainable for most of us in the long run, but it also puts us at a greater risk for muscle loss. Maintaining your muscle mass as you diet needs to be your priority. We can do this by sticking to a weight loss of no more than 0.5-1% of bodyweight loss per week. That said, the more body fat you have to lose, the faster you can lose fat without risking muscle loss. So what you can do is to take your current estimated body fat percentage, and divide that by 20. The number you get will be a more accurate % rate of weight loss that you’ll want to aim for per week. Once you have the number of calories for fat loss down, it’s time to implement and fine tune it with step 3. Start adhering to and monitoring your daily calorie intake as well as tracking your morning bodyweight. After about 4 weeks of tracking, analyze the data. We can often dismiss Week 1 since most people will lose quite a bit of water weight during this initial period of dieting. But in the following weeks, we’ll want to look more closely at the numbers. Look at how your weight has changed relative to your calorie intake. Science aside, if your recommended rate of weight loss is 2lbs per week, yet you just personally find this too aggressive, then slow it down. Stick with a rate of weight loss that’s sustainable. That’s ultimately what’s most important for long term success. There’s one all too common mistake that people make with their fat loss diet you’ll want to avoid, which is attempting to eat back the calories you burn from exercise in general. Fitness trackers, cardio machines, and even us as humans are terrible at estimating the calories we burn through exercise and almost always overestimate it by at least 20%. And secondly, the 3 step method mentioned above already accounts for the calories you burn from physical activity and throughout the day. If you do end up losing weight too quickly because of your additional exercise, then you would just adjust this by eating more as we discussed earlier. So, to wrap everything up, here’s a step by step example of how you could start calculating – and implementing – how many calories you need to lose weight: 1. Determine what your estimated calorie intake should be to lose fat based on the simple equation outlined in step 1. 2. Then, determine what your optimal rate of weight loss should be based on the simple equation outlined in step 2. 3. Finally, implement this while monitoring how your weight progresses throughout the weeks and if needed, adjust your calorie intake so that your actual rate of weight loss is closer to your target. And that’s pretty much all there is to it! This does however assume that you’re tracking accurately in the first place and being consistent with your activity levels, so don’t overlook these other variables as well. And for a step-by-step program that shows you how to easily set up, track, and monitor each of these important variables while equipping you with a science-based nutrition and training program designed to transform your body as efficiently as possible, then simply take the analysis quiz to discover which science-based program would be best for you: 🤍 BODY RECOMPOSITION VIDEO: 🤍 MUSIC: 🤍
There is NO SECRET to LOSING WEIGHT. It's all about CALORIES CONSUMPTION. If you want to lose weight, the calories you burn per day needs to be more / greater than the calories you consume. If you can, grab a paper, pen and a calculator and this video will tell you EVERYTHING you need to know in regards to LOSING WEIGHT! You will discover how much your body needs a day in order to lose 5, 10, 15, or even 20 pounds and more! I have made this video as detailed and as simple to understand as possible in order for you to ACTUALLY START seeing RESULTS. Hence, the video is quite long because I want you to benefit from it. I have broken down the process into 5 SIMPLE STEPS or what I call 5As. 1) Attainable Goal - How much weight do you want to lose and by when? 2) Aware & Know Your BMR BMR is how many calories your body burns in a day at rest. There are 2 formulas to calculate your BMR: English BMR Formula Women: BMR = 655 + (4.35 x weight in pounds) + (4.7 x height in inches) (4.7 x age in years) Men: BMR = 66 + (6.23 x weight in pounds) + (12.7 x height in inches) (6.8 x age in year) Metric BMR Formula Women: BMR = 655 + (9.6 x weight in kilos) + (1.8 x height in cm) (4.7 x age in years) Men: BMR = 66 + (13.7 x weight in kilos) + (5 x height in cm) (6.8 x age in years) 3) Activity level - How active are you? Do you do any exercises? 4) Application NOW is the time to KNOW how much calories you need to eat/burn a day to lose weight. Please watch the video as I'll be guiding you through step by step. 5) Attitude Just like anything in life, have a POSITIVE attitude and be FOCUS. Take Action NOW towards your journey of losing weight. Don't give up and you will get there! Please also watch my other Nutritional Videos on my channel to help you towards to GOAL! Please like and share this video. Subscribe to my channel for new fitness and nutritional video: 🤍 Stay connected with me via: 🤍 🤍 🤍 Subscribe to my website for daily inspiration, printable workouts & recipes: 🤍 Lots of Love xx how to lose weight fast lose weight fast lose weight fast diet diets to lose weight fast lose weight fast and easy how to lose weight fast in a week how do i lose weight fast diet to lose weight fast how can i lose weight fast to lose weight fast hot to lose weight fast lose weight fast free help me lose weight fast how to lose weight fast for women how to lose weight fast at home tips on how to lose weight fast ways to lose weight fast tips for losing weight fast need to lose weight fast how to lose weight fast and easy best diets to lose weight fast how to lose weight fast with exercise lose weight fast and safe easy ways to lose weight fast tips to lose weight fast best ways to lose weight fast what is the best way to lose weight fast losing weight fast what to eat to lose weight fast easy way to lose weight fast exercises to lose weight fast lose weight fast in a week
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I've had this question a few times so I think we need to go over EXACTLY how much cardio I think you should do to lose weight. More specifically than just dropping weight, we are talking about decreasing your body fat percentage while maintaining as much muscle mass as possible. It's very easy to just will the scale to go down but at that point you're sacrificing the hard earned muscle you've built. I know this goes against what a lot people preach but in my experience it's the only way to create lasting change. If you're relying on a strict cardio routine to push your weight loss results then it's only a matter of time before you fall off your regimen and stop making progress. Let me know what video you want to see next and get after it! #cardio #fatloss #loseweight
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The faster we burn off fat, the better, right? Wrong. In this video, you'll learn the truth about losing fat in the most effective way. What most people don’t realize is there’s actually an upper limit as to how much fat you can lose every week. And if you try to push past this weekly limit by doing more cardio or eating even less for example, then you’ll now start to lose substantially more muscle instead of fat. Do this for months on end which many people unfortunately do, and you’ll eventually end up with a “skinny fat physique” – with too little muscle and still too much fat. So now the real question becomes what’s the MOST amount of fat you can lose per week while minimizing muscle loss in the process? As this is going to better enable you to attain the lean, muscular physique you’re after instead of just winding up skinny fat. And to answer this question, we’ll use the findings of a 2005 paper by researcher Dr. Alpert, who used various fat loss studies in an attempt to quantify the maximum amount of fat one can lose per day without excessive muscle loss. What he found is that the body is capable of burning body fat to use for energy at a maximum rate of 31 calories per lb of body fat per day. Once you exceed this rate, the body then has to tap into your muscle mass in order to make up for its energy needs. Well, if you’re truly seeking to lose fat as fast as humanly possible, then here’s what you’d do. First, find out what the maximum daily calorie deficit and weekly fat loss number would be for you using the process I outlined earlier. Then, to achieve this daily deficit, you would use a combination of eating below your TDEE or maintenance calories, performing regular resistance training, and throwing in additional cardio. Then, you simply monitor your body weight throughout the weeks and try to hit your target maximum weekly fat loss number. Then as you progress and your body fat continues to decrease, you’d want to slow down your rate of fat loss to minimize muscle loss by again re-calculating what your maximum weekly fat loss number would be at your new weight and body fat percentage. So over time, the rate at which you lose weight should slow down. And that’s basically all there is to it. But, with all that being said, I do want to provide some pre-cautions. First of all, keep in mind that this protocol is a very aggressive approach that employs a fairly large calorie deficit, high activity, and a fast rate of weight loss. For some who are more experienced this may be completely doable, but for most people especially those just starting out with their fat loss journey, it’s just unrealistic and very difficult to adhere to, and you’d be much better off taking a longer, less aggressive approach that you’d be more likely to stick with. Second of all, as researcher Dr. Albert points out, even if you’re under this 31 calorie/lb limit I outlined it doesn’t mean that you won’t lose muscle mass. It simply represents a threshold value past which the rate of muscle loss starts to become exponentially large. So if you’re truly seeking to maintain as much muscle mass as possible or even build muscle while losing fat, then again a less aggressive deficit would be best. But all in all, if you get motivated by seeing results fast and can adhere to a tough protocol, then, by all means, go for it. Otherwise, taking a slow and steady approach and making positive long-lasting changes to your lifestyle is what I’d personally recommend, as that’s more often than not what delivers the best results. hope you were able to see that sometimes burning fat faster isn’t always better. Within my Built With Science programs, we not only put careful thought and research into helping you lose fat efficiently, but we’ve also created in-depth tutorials for tracking your calories and macros so that you can execute a cut perfectly. To join today, simply head on over and take the starting point analysis quiz to discover the best program for you: 🤍 MUSIC: soundcloud.com/lakeyinspired GRAPHICS: Vector art from Vecteezy.com STUDIES: ENERGY DEFICIT WEIGHT LOSS 🤍 WEIGHT LOSS RATE RECOMMENDATIONS 🤍 METABOLIC RATE WEIGHT LOSS 🤍 HUMAN FAT STORAGE 🤍
Wondering how much cardio is needed to burn belly fat? Well, you’re in the right place. We’re going to talk all about cardio, and more specifically how you can use it to get rid of belly fat. The truth is, most people seeking burn belly fat approach their cardio routines the wrong way and fail to account for the various metabolic adaptations we experience. The good news though is by Implementing the right cardio plan, you will be able to break through any plateaus you encounter to the point where you’re able to lose belly fat. Before that, let’s first take a look at the problems we face when it comes to cardio and belly fat loss. One of the major limitations with cardio for fat loss is that as we lose weight and improve our fitness levels, our body compensates by trying to burn less calories throughout the day. That’s obviously bad news if you want to burn belly fat. And is also why your cardio plan needs to be designed and actually progressed overtime such that it accounts for this. But, at the same time, you don’t want to do too much too soon. So, how exactly do we account for those factors? Well, we can do so with a 4-step plan that when combined with a calorie deficit from your diet, will help you lean down and eventually get rid of belly fat. The first thing we need to do here is establish a small amount of cardio to get you in the habit of moving and adhering to a cardio plan that we can then progress. What I’d recommend is just 10 minutes of incline walking every single day. You can swap this for light cycling or any low intensity, low impact cardio modality. In step 2, we want to then very gradually start increasing the duration and/or difficulty of our cardio sessions. But again, the key here though is that you’re simply increasing your cardio very gradually overtime to enable you to break through any plateaus you encounter so you lose belly fat successfully. That said, the extent to which you do so though will vary individually and depend on your lifestyle. As you apply the above 3 steps, you need to ensure that you’re not then compensating outside of these cardio sessions. So, to avoid this possible compensation from impeding your belly fat loss, you need to control and monitor 3 variables. First, your step count. Second, you need to be adhering to a regular weightlifting routine. And lastly, you need to monitor and control your calorie intake and ensure that you’re still adhering to a calorie deficit. Now the last step here has to do with maintaining your new physique. Find a routine or hobby that you can now stick to that'll enable you to maintain your new bodyweight and physique with ease. Here’s a summary of what I’ve covered on how much cardio is needed to burn belly fat: Step 1 (Baseline): Start at a low baseline level of cardio. Step 2 (Increase): In gradual increments, increase the duration/difficulty of your weekly cardio sessions every time you reach a plateau. Step 3 (Control): Control all other variables and keep them consistent (weights routine, daily steps, calorie intake) to avoid compensating for your cardio sessions. Step 4 (Maintain): After you’ve successfully stripped off the belly fat, find a routine that’ll enable you to maintain your new bodyweight and physique. Just keep in mind that you need to be pairing your cardio routine with a regular weightlifting routine and a solid nutrition plan, as these will both help speed up the process and ensure that you don’t just end up “skinny fat” by the end of your fat loss journey. And for a step by step plan that shows you exactly how to do this by optimizing your workouts, nutrition, and cardio plan for you such that you can lean down as efficiently as possible with science, just like countless of our members have done with their Built With Science programs, then simply take the analysis quiz below to discover which specific program is best for your body and where it’s currently at: 🤍 Subscribe to my channel here: 🤍 *The scientific contents of this video have been proof-read and verified by published researcher Dr. K Rayani, PhD in Biomedical Physiology and Kinesiology Filmed by: Bruno Martin Del Campo MUSIC: soundcloud.com/lakeyinspired STUDIES: CARDIO ADAPTATION 🤍 🤍 🤍 file:///Users/jeremyethier/Downloads/Role-of-NEAT-in-Human-Obesity-CvL2014.pdf 🤍 🤍 MODEL OF ENERGY EXPENDITURE 🤍
Dr. Fariba Dayhim, bariatric surgeon and bariatrician at Detroit Medical Center, answers the age-old question about what really drives weight loss.
Special thanks to John Gunstad, professor with the Department of Psychological Sciences at Kent State University, for speaking with us about his cutting-edge research on how losing weight affects brain function. Following is the transcript of the video: Here’s what losing weight does to your body and brain. During the first week, you may find it easy to lose weight by simply switching to a healthier diet. But as your metabolism adjusts, you won’t burn as many calories as you used to. So losing additional weight will become harder. Making matters worse, as the fat melts away, you’ll start to experience an increase in appetite. After a meal, fat cells release a hormone called leptin into the bloodstream. This surge in leptin levels signals to your brain you’re full and should stop eating. But with less overall fat, people who lose weight show a measurable dip in leptin. Brain scans of obese patients who had lost 10% of their body weight revealed that less leptin leads to increased activity in regions of the brain that control our desire to eat. The result isn’t just an increased appetite but an even stronger urge to eat fatty, high-calorie foods, because your brain is trying to restore the body’s leptin levels to normal. However, fighting that early impulse to gorge on pizza and donuts is worth it in the long run. Besides the decreased risk of heart disease, hypertension, high cholesterol and type 2 diabetes, scientists studying overweight people discovered that losing just one pound of body weight reduces four pounds of pressure on knee joints. Losing excess weight also reduces strain on the blood vessels, increases blood flow to the brain, and boosts overall brain function. Several studies have shown that people who underwent weight-loss surgery saw an improvement in memory, concentration, and problem-solving skills in as soon as three months. Plus, brain scans indicate that people who lost weight and kept it off for nine months reacted differently when shown images of high-calorie foods than before they lost the weight. The brain regions that process reward, motivation, and taste didn’t react as strongly, whereas the areas that promote overall self-control had a boost in activity. So fighting those cravings early on might make them easier to control later. Turns out — like anything else — losing weight can get easier with practice. #Weight #WeightLoss #TechInsider Tech Insider tells you all you need to know about tech: gadgets, how-to's, gaming, science, digital culture, and more. Subscribe to our channel and visit us at: 🤍 TI on Facebook: 🤍 TI on Instagram: 🤍 TI on Twitter: 🤍 INSIDER on Snapchat: 🤍 What Losing Weight Does To Your Body And Brain | The Human Body
Can you lose weight by walking? Yes–walking is hands down one of the most effective yet underrated forms of activity that you can do to burn off fat. And the beauty about walking is that it can be done anywhere. Also, drastically increasing your step count can easily be done even in the comfort of your own home by just implementing a few simple tips. Before we dive into that, let’s attempt to answer how many steps should you take a day to lose weight. When it comes to the question of ‘how many steps a day’, 10,000 steps seems to be a good general number to strive for. That said, the ideal number of steps to burn fat for you ultimately depends on your diet and where your average step count is right now. For example, an average 180-pound individual can burn roughly 60 calories per 1,000 steps when walking at a moderate pace. If you’re currently maintaining your weight with an average step count of let’s say 6,000 steps a day, then for every 1,000 additional steps you took per day you’d be able to bump up your calorie expenditure by around 60 calories. Given that there’s roughly 3,500 calories in a pound of fat, if you kept your diet and everything else the same, then by simply going from 6,000 steps a day to 8,000 steps a day, you’d theoretically be able to burn off an extra lb of fat a month just by making that subtle change. And going from 6,000 steps a day to 10,000 steps a day, you’d theoretically be able to double that and burn off an extra 2 lbs of fat a month! But this goes both ways. When lean, active individuals likely taking in excess of 10,000 steps a day were then transitioned into a more sedentary lifestyle of below 5,000 steps a day, they ended up burning roughly 700 calories LESS per day as a result. And also began to gain significantly more weight with most of that weight being stored as fat. Simply indicating that how many steps a day we take is a lot more powerful in terms of our body composition than we perceive it to be, and therefore should be closely monitored to not only kickstart and speed up fat loss but to also keep that fat off once we’ve lost it. So, to sum all the previous points up for you, here’s what I’d recommend for the number of steps to burn fat. If you’re not very active at the moment and struggling to lean down, then set a realistic goal number of steps you can hit every day in order to help create and maintain a calorie deficit WHILE ensuring that you don’t then compensate by simply eating more as you do so. And aiming for at least 8,000 or even 10,000 steps a day are honestly good targets, not only for increasing the calories you burn everyday but also because active individuals who burn more calories throughout the day whether it be from walking or any other exercise, are able to better control their appetite and food intake due to various physiological changes that start to happen in the body once you become more active. Although hitting 10,000 or even 8,000 steps to burn fat every day may seem daunting, especially if you’re at home most of the day or sitting at the office, this really isn’t the case and is made so much easier by simply tying it into existing habits that are already part of your daily routine. For example: after every one of your meals for the day, make it a habit to go for a 10-minute walk immediately after. This alone if done for 3 meals a day will add on average a whopping 3,500 steps to your step account! So, yes, while the goal of hitting something like 10,000 steps a day may seem intimidating and unrealistic at first, it becomes a lot easier and in reach for you to hit when you apply the tips I went through in this video. So, can you lose weight by walking? Definitely. But, on that note guys, just keep in mind that for the best results, these additional steps you’ll be taking need to be paired with a solid nutrition plan and regular weight training. As that really is what will speed up the process for you and set up the foundation for your long term success. And for an all in one, easy to follow program that shows you exactly how to best combine your nutrition, workouts, and overall activity so that you can lean down as efficiently as possible with science, then simply take the analysis quiz to discover which science-based program would be best for you and where your body is currently at below: 🤍 Filmed by: Bruno Martin Del Campo MUSIC: Music by Ryan Little - Think About You - 🤍 STUDIES: NO. OF STEPS & FAT LOSS 🤍 🤍 DIET & WALKING 🤍 WEIGHT GAIN SEDENTARY 🤍 STAYING ACTIVE BENEFITS 🤍
In this video, I cover my transformation from lean to shredded – in just 6 weeks. This was possible with something called a “mini cut”. Here, I’ll explain the science behind what is a mini cut, why it’s so effective to help you lose fat faster (yet difficult for people to stick to), how I modified my diet and training to make it easier, and what I did afterwards to maintain my mini cut results. By the end, you’ll know exactly how you can implement them to lose fat quickly, and keep it off. What is a mini cut? With mini-cuts, you aim to lose around 1-1.25% of your bodyweight per week – for a total of anywhere between 4 to 6 weeks. The idea with this is that you’re able to quickly lose fat without the muscle loss and fatigue that would occur if you had extended it any longer. That said, the problem with mini-cuts is that they’re hard to stick to. And, even if you do manage to stick through it, because of the changes your body experiences during the mini-cut it makes it very easy to re-gain the fat you lost as soon as you’re done. I’ll show the exact tweaks I made to my workouts and diet to make the mini-cut easy to stick to and what I did afterwards to ensure the fat I lost stayed off so that you can do the same. Let’s start with workouts. For weights, prior to the mini cut, I was lifting 5 times a week using the 5 day workout split from my Built With Science Intermediate program. However, an aggressive calorie deficit now means I have much less fuel to energize my workouts and support my recovery. This can quickly lead to excessive fatigue and strength loss. To avoid this, I switched to a 4 day workout split from my Built With Science Intermediate program and removed 1 set from every single exercise in the routine. As for cardio, prior to the mini-cut, I was on average taking 10,000 steps a day and doing two 20 minute HIIT per week. My approach during the mini-cut was to further increase my overall activity to burn more calories everyday rather than have to rely solely on eating less calories to achieve my goal deficit. I decided to do two things to lose fat faster. First, by taking more walks throughout the day and making frequent use of this under desk treadmill at my office. Second, I replaced my two 20 minute HIIT sessions with something much easier to recover from, light cycling for 30 minutes 3-4 times a week. Now, dietary tweaks I made during my lean to shredded transformation process. During the mini-cut I dropped my calorie intake by 25% to around 1,900 calories. To make this sustainable, I was strategic in what specific foods I’d be eating less of. to cut calories from my diet while ensuring I still had enough carbs for energy and enough protein to maintain my muscle, I reduced my fat intake close to that minimum amount rather than considerably dropping my carb and protein intake. In addition to this, I strategically timed the ingestion of my carbs to best fuel my performance and recovery. As for coping with hunger and cravings, I made simple food swaps that kept me full and enabled me to eat pretty much the same meals as I was before the mini-cut, but now with far less calories. To help me resist temptations during the day and curb my cravings at night, I always made sure that I had some kind of tasty yet low calorie dessert. However, although these dietary changes were key to helping me quickly and sustainably lose fat throughout the 6 weeks, it’s what I did after that helped me keep my mini cut results and is where most people mess up. Why? The first has to do with your metabolism. There is also data to suggest that lower levels of activity make regulating hunger more difficult, making it easier to overeat after a diet. So, because you can expect that your new maintenance calories may be slightly lower by one or two hundred calories, remain active by doing things you enjoy and can sustain, and keep a close eye on your bodyweight. Your weight will initially increase by a lb or two mostly from water due to the increase in food you’re eating, but it should stabilize shortly after and is an indication that you’ve found the right balance. Now guys, keep in mind that mini-cuts are exactly what their name implies - mini. They are NOT a long-term, sustainable solution. It’s short and aggressive for a reason as they quickly become unsustainable if continued for too long. But when used properly, they are effective. And for those who need more guidance on exactly how to train, how to eat, and how to execute a sustainable plan to transform your body, take the analysis quiz to discover which science-based program would be best for you and where your body is currently at below: 🤍 UNDER-DESK TREADMILLS: Subscribe to my channel here: 🤍
How much weight can you lose in a month? How about a week? Or a Day? How fast can you burn the belly fat? Find out in this video! 🔥 FREE 6 Week Shred: 🤍 📲 Fat Loss Calculator: 🤍 How much weight can you lose in a month? How about a week? What about a day? These are all questions and I'm going to answer in today's video and believe it or not these questions aren't as straightforward as they seem. For example you could lose a ton of weight in a month but are you going to be able to keep that large amount of weight that you lost off? After all what's the use of losing weight if we gain it all back again? Generally speaking its believed that the more weight you lose in a shorter period of time the more likely you'll gain that weight back. So many trainers and fitness professionals recommend that you take a slower approach to fat loss. The accepted Norm for healthy sustainable fat loss is 1-2 pounds a week. For those of you looking to drop 30 pounds in a month I'm sure this isn't great news. But if you are looking to lose more weight than that, I wouldn't exit out of this video just yet because I have a lot more information for you. At 1 to 2 pounds a week this means that since we have a little over 4 weeks every month, on average we'll be able to lose 5 to 10 pounds a month and keep it off. After working as a trainer for a long time when I hear numbers like this I get pretty excited. A 5 - 10 pound weight loss in a month is considered an excellent result in my book. However some of you may still want to lose weight faster. And you might have clicked on this video to find out what's actually possible beyond the 1-2 pounds a week. Well luckily we have crazy TV shows like The Biggest Loser to show us what's truly possible when we kick Health to the curb. On this reality TV show one contestant lost 100 pounds in 7 weeks. That's a ridiculous amount of weight to lose in such a short time frame. Another contestant lost 34 pounds in a week. Again absolutely absurd. But there you have it faster weight loss is technically possible. The reason why I say technically and the reason why I call this absurd is because losing so much weight so fast is not only dangerous but chances of weight regain are huge. And if you don't believe me just take a look at the percentage of people that regain their weight after the Biggest Loser is over. On top of that for the premiere of season 8 two patients were hospitalized after collapsing during a 1-mile run. So even though it is possible to lose a hundred pounds in 7 weeks and it is possible to lose over 30 pounds in one week it usually isn't applicable to regular people in the real world. And allow me to explain why. First of all most of the contestants on the Show start off extremely heavy. one contestant was even 526 pounds. Most of you are not starting off at such a high weight. Without getting too in-depth into the reasons why, all you gotta know is that the higher your starting weight the faster you'll be able to lose a larger amount of weight. But even with the higher starting weight aside, these contestants are forced to work out 5 to 6 hours a day while eating strictly supervised diets. That's what gets them losing double-digits every week. I've been training for a long time and sometimes I would do double sessions in one day. Which would mean I would do a workout and then come back later to work out again. Maybe at the most I worked out three and a half or four hours in 1 day. And I would never do that back to back for consecutive days. Also my body was already in great shape to handle that kind of stress. But working out that much would still absolutely kill me. How in the world these people on this show are able to work out that much without straight up dying is beyond me. But something that you can be sure of is that the average person is not going to be able to maintain that kind of pace. Even the advance person will not be able to maintain that kind of pace especially because as you become more fit it's harder to lose more and more weight. The risks of losing weight that fast easily outweigh the benefits. You run the risk of developing gallstones, mineral deficiencies, and you can end up in the hospital like many biggest loser contestants from exhaustion. On top of that even if you don't care about your health and you only care about your looks, well losing weigh that fast, your looks will suffer too. You're definitely going to lose muscle mass and there's a much larger chance of having excess skin and stretch marks when your done. Don't forget weight and body fat are not the same thing.
Why can’t I lose weight, why can’t I lose belly fat, and why am I not losing fat on a calorie deficit are a few questions we will hope to resolve in this video. Many people put a lot of time into how to lose body fat, but do not see any progress. Inevitably, they eventually give up. The reason people don’t lose body weight and can’t lose belly fat is not genetic, because of metabolism, or age… And in this video I will go over a few common mistakes after which correcting will allow you to start burning stubborn body fat and see the results your hard work deserves. First and foremost, caloric intake is the key factor in determining body weight. You may be asking: what should I eat to lose fat? Many people claim they eat less calories than they actually do. Research in the field shows that most people significantly underestimate their calorie intake, and thus can’t lose fat. So, how can you avoid this costly mistake and how to lose fat quickly? Simply use a food scale to weight the food you are going to eat. You should also use an application like MyFitnessPal to track the calories in these foods. This will give you a better sense of the actual calories you are eating and allow you to make adjustments as you figure out how to eat to lose fat. The last thing to remember is seemingly small number of hidden calories, such as a little oil, salad dressing, ketchup, or bite of a chocolate bar which can add up to hundreds of calories altogether and prevent you from attaining your weight loss goals. What else can you do to burn fat, especially fat below the belly button and why can’t you lose weight? Well, you need to keep track of your progress and the way to do that is weighing yourself. As shown in the video, you have to be consistent in the taking your body weight.You write down your body weight each day and average each set weekly to account for daily fluctuations. Comparing weekly averages can help you decide what step to take to keep inline with your weight loss goals. The best way to lose weight fast is to avoid overeating. Many people eat back the calories they have burned after an intense workout, especially if they have done cardio. This can prevent fat loss altogether. This is even worse, because people tend to significantly overestimate the calories they burn in a workout. Even machines designed to do so are not reliable and tend to overestimate the calories used up in a workout routine. A better method would be to set daily calorie limits and weekly workout routines and stick to them as you track your average weekly weight – you can decrease caloric intake or increase weekly cardio if you are not losing weight as quickly as you want to be. What is another common mistake you might be making that is preventing you from losing body weight, including stubborn belly fat or love handles? Relying on the scale to tracking weight loss is a big mistake. If you are new to training, coming back from an extended leave, or just getting serious about working out, you may be losing fat and gaining muscle – this may look like a stable body weight. But in reality, you are undergoing body recomposition. If your waist girth has decreased, arm girth is greater, and you are lifting more in the gym, despite weighing the same amount, then you can rest assured that you are making progress and have replaced body fat, especially fat on the stomach with lean muscle mass. It’s crucial that you take the time to track all the necessary variables along your journey. This is why in my Built With Science programs, you not only get step-by-step training and nutrition programs, but you’ll also get access to multiple tracking softwares that I’ve built so that you can easily track your workouts, your diet, and basically everything you need along your fat loss journey. Within the program you’re going to learn how to avoid making crucial mistakes that mean you are not losing weight. To join today, take the quiz below to determine what program is best for you: 🤍 LINK TO WEIGHT SCALE I RECOMMEND: 🤍 LINK TO FOOD SCALE I RECOMMEND: 🤍 *the above two links are affiliate links and I will receive a portion of the sale – regardless they both are products that I personally use and would recommend. Thank you in advance! MUSIC: soundcloud.com/lakeyinspired Lakey Inspired – By The Pool GRAPHICS: Vector art from Vecteezy.com STUDIES: CALORIC INTAKE 🤍 DIETICIANS CALORIC ESTIMATE 🤍 CALORIES BURNED IN A WORKOUT 🤍 CALORIES BURNED MACHINES 🤍
Can walking help you to lose weight? So many of us do sports, go to the gym, and try different diets... And all this time we didn’t even realize that everyday lengthy walks, as shown by a number of studies, are no less effective against excess pounds. However, there are some rules you should follow for walking to replace a whole set of exercises. Keep in mind, for example, that you should never follow your friend’s schedule even if you exercise together. You need your own plan! TIMESTAMPS: How to turn a walk into a training set 0:40 How many steps to make per day to lose weight 1:30 How to prolong your walks 2:18 How to walk correctly 3:23 The rules of walking you need to follow 4:35 #excessweight #weightloss #loseweight SUMMARY: - For best results, you should follow a regular schedule and use a pace counter. This device will tell you how much you’ve walked during the day. - Keep in mind that the result depends on your characteristics, lifestyle, food habits, and health condition. You should always count your daily workout routine very carefully. - Try to driving or taking a bus less. If you become bored quickly during long walks, try to listen to your favorite music or radio. - Stop using elevators and escalators. At least for a month. - Walk your dog for longer. It will make both you and your dog much healthier and happier. - Keep in mind that your steps are uneven and can vary from a foot to a yard. To count your step length, measure a distance of 30 to 65 feet, and cover it at your usual pace while counting steps. - Start with a light load, gradually increasing the duration and pace. You should raise the length of your walks first, and only then increase the tempo. The loads should be adequate for your health. - Practice walking regularly. A walk a week won’t do you any good. If you can’t take walks every day, then do it at least 2-3 times a week. It can be done at any convenient time but no earlier than 1-1.5 hours after a meal. - You should also remember that a slow walk over a short distance will be useless. However, if you walk too fast and for too long being unprepared, you may even cause harm to yourself. Subscribe to Bright Side : 🤍 For copyright matters please contact us at: welcome🤍brightside.me Our Social Media: Facebook: 🤍 Instagram: 🤍 5-Minute Crafts Youtube: 🤍 For more videos and articles visit: 🤍
The value of currency is that it renders items as different as a banana or a TV all down to the same measurable units. But are calories really an effective “currency” for measuring weight loss? Dr. Jason Fung joined THINK to make the case against calories. » Subscribe to NBC News: 🤍 » Watch more NBC video: 🤍 NBC News is a leading source of global news and information. Here you will find clips from NBC Nightly News, Meet The Press, and original digital videos. Subscribe to our channel for news stories, technology, politics, health, entertainment, science, business, and exclusive NBC investigations. Connect with NBC News Online! Visit NBCNews.Com: 🤍 Find NBC News on Facebook: 🤍 Follow NBC News on Twitter: 🤍 Follow NBC News on Google+: 🤍 Follow NBC News on Instagram: 🤍 Follow NBC News on Pinterest: 🤍 Counting Calories Is A Ridiculous Way To Try And Lose Weight | Think | NBC News
The Military Diet is a super effective short-term food plan that claims to help you lose up to ten pounds in a week. What’s even better, you don’t have to workout and get to eat hotdogs and ice cream. One of the coolest things about this diet is that it lasts only 3 days. You can achieve impressive results only if you follow the eating plan to a T. This diet is surprisingly really easy to follow and doesn’t demand much on your part. You don’t need to constantly count calories, spend hours at the gym, or buy a long list of really expensive supplements. The Military Diet calls for ingredients you can easily find at your nearest grocery store. And how exactly does it work? No miracles, just pure metabolism kick-starting. By decreasing your calorie intake over a short period, your body will burn more fat and, as a result, you’ll lose weight effortlessly. It’s definitely not your typical starvation diet. While it is low in calories, it provides you with the energy you need to have a productive day since it includes healthy fats, carbohydrates, and protein. TIMESTAMPS How does it work? 1:15 Day 1 1:46 Day 2 2:42 Day 3 3:40 Additional tips 4:46 SUMMARY -By decreasing your calorie intake over a short period, your body will burn more fat and, as a result, you’ll lose weight effortlessly. -Start your day with a cup of coffee or tea, a toast with peanut butter and half a grapefruit. Have a cup of hot coffee or tea with a slice of toast and half a cup of tuna for lunch. For dinner you should have about 85 grams of any meat, one cup of green beans, half a banana, and one small apple. You can also treat yourself with one cup of vanilla ice cream. -Your breakfast on the second day of the diet will consist of one slice of toast, one hard-boiled egg, and half a banana. When it's time for lunch, eat one more hard-boiled egg, five saltine crackers, and one cup of cottage cheese. Your final meal for the day should include two hotdogs, a cup of carrots, a cup of broccoli, and half a banana. You are allowed to have 1/2 cup of vanilla ice cream again. -The third and final day of your strict diet plan starts with five saltine crackers, a slice of cheddar cheese, and one small apple. Your lunch will consist of just a slice of wholegrain toast and one egg. Take a cup of tuna and half a banana with a whole cup of vanilla ice cream for dinner. -Make it a habit to start your day with a glass of water. Find yourself a diet buddy so that you can control and motivate each other. Remember it’s always a good idea to consult your doctor before trying any new diet. Subscribe to Bright Side : 🤍 Our Social Media: Facebook: 🤍 Instagram: 🤍 5-Minute Crafts Youtube: 🤍 For more videos and articles visit: 🤍
Something that I get asked regularly is how I changed my daily routine while I was losing weight, including how I changed my eating and what exercise I did. So in today's video, I am taking you through a typical day from that time and explaining how I incorporated weight loss principles so I could easily and sustainably lose 30kg. There was a lot of information in this video so I have added timestamps so you can jump around throughout the video too! Make sure to drop any questions below! Train With Me: ▪️ Online Personal Training: 🤍 ▪️ Calisthenics E-Books: 🤍 ▪️ My Workout App: 🤍 ▪️ Join the Community & Subscribe to My Weekly Newsletter: 🤍 Connect with me: ▪️ 🤍 ▪️ 🤍 ▪️ lucylismorefitness🤍gmail.com My Workout Equipment ▪️Bulldog Gear Website: 🤍 ▪️Use code LUCYBG5 for 5% off Just to let you know, certain items shown in this video might not be available in particular regions but I have included similar alternatives that are for you to check out down below and on screen throughout the video! ❤️ Items I wore in this video (in order): ▪️Adapt Animal Seamless Zip Up - Butterfly/Black 🌟 Similar alternatives in sale: - Adapt Vital Seamless 1/2 Zip - Light Grey, Twilight Blue & Warm Taupe ▪️Vital Seamless 2.0 Long Sleeve Top - Light Grey Marle ▪️Pippa Training Pullover ▪️V Neck Training Sports Bra ▪️Adapt Seamless Fleck Leggings - Mineral 🌟 Similar alternatives in the sale: - Adapt Ombre Seamless Leggings - Black - Adapt Marl Seamless Leggings - Black - Flex High Waisted Leggings - Black ▪️Training Hoodie - Light Grey Marle ▪️Recess Shorts Train With Me: ▪️ Online Personal Training: 🤍 ▪️ Bodyweight Beginner E-Book: 🤍 Connect with me: ▪️ 🤍 ▪️ 🤍 ▪️ lucylismorefitness🤍gmail.com My Workout Equipment ▪️Bulldog Gear Website: 🤍 ▪️Use code LUCYBG5 for 5% off Timestamps: 00:00 Intro 01:22 Gymshark Black Friday Sale 03:22 How I Knew I Needed to Lose Weight 06:33 My Weight Loss Morning Routine 07:00 Breakfast Bagels + Reducing Liquid Calories 08:38 Increasing NEAT 09:34 Weight Loss Lunch Meal Recipe - Moroccan Chicken Soup 13:00 Snacks for Weight Loss 14:55 Exercise Routine for Weight Loss 18:00 How Often Should You Exercise for Weight Loss? 18:19 What Is The Best Exercise For Weight Loss? 19:49 Weight Loss Dinner Recipe - Fajitas 22:05 Loose Skins and Stretch Marks? 24:26 Final Thoughts on Weight Loss Motivation #weightlossmotivation #weightlossroutine #30kgweightloss #gymshark
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Drinking more water leads to weight loss, right? So many weight loss "experts say this that it seems self-evident. It must be true, right?? The problem is, when you really dig into the research, there are no meaningful studies showing that drinking more water leads to increased weight loss. Water is absolutely essential for human survival and health, but drinking more than your thirst calls for doesn't really seem to have any positive benefit on your health... I'd much rather you drink ice water than a cola, but the practice of drinking more water hoping it will lead to weight-loss is a frustrating concept that doesn't help. The busy-work of calculating how much water you should drink based on how much you weigh is based on no science, and can distract you from what is really important, the foods that you eat, and the crap that you avoid. Fasting works: 🤍 Keto works: 🤍 My H2O Filter System: 🤍 - Join me and let's optimize your health! - My Website: 🤍 🔴SUBSCRIBE🔴 and click that little Bell so you'll know when I have another bright idea! Get Dr Berry's Best-Selling Book: LIES MY DOCTOR TOLD ME 📕▶ 🤍 Help me help new people: 🤍 Real Salt discount: 🤍 Real Meat discount: 🤍 FACEBOOK: 🤍 INSTAGRAM: 🤍 TWITTER: 🤍 Subscribe now so you don't miss a video here 🤍 Ken D Berry, MD, is a Family Physician and has been practicing Family Medicine in rural Tennessee for two decades, having seen over 25,000 patients in his career so far. Consult your doctor. Don't use this video as medical advice. For Collaborations please email me: support🤍drberry.com Snail Mail: Dr Berry P.O. Box 486 New Johnsonville, TN 37134 Any information on diseases and treatments available at this channel is intended for general guidance only and must never be considered a substitute for advice provided by a doctor or other qualified healthcare professional. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health care professional with questions you may have regarding your medical condition. Although all measures are taken to ensure that the contents of the YouTube channel is accurate and up-to-date, all information contained on it is provided ‘as is’. We make no warranties or representations of any kind concerning the accuracy or suitability of the information contained on this channel. Dr. Ken D. Berry may at any time and at his sole discretion change or replace the information available on this channel. To the extent permitted by mandatory law, Dr. Ken D. Berry shall not be liable for any direct, incidental, consequential, indirect, or punitive damages arising out of access to or use of any content available on this channel, including viruses, regardless of the accuracy or completeness of any such content. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases.
In today’s video we’re answering the question can you lose weight by walking an hour a day? The answer is yes, absolutely, as long as some other criteria are met. Research published in 2016 showed that walking burns more calories than previously thought. So, should you prioritize walking as part of your healthy weight loss plan? Watch the video and find out! - Here’s the calculator I mention at 3:20 that can help show you how many calories you burn from various activities, including walking: 🤍 Get Core Strength Essentials, my free guide to building core strength: 🤍 Get Strength Training Essentials, a 12-Week Strength Training Program for Beginners: 🤍 Get Strength at Home, a 12-Week Strength Training Program that can be done at home with minimal equipment: courses.barrhealth.com/p/strength-at-home Work with me: 🤍 - TIME STAMPS 0:30s How does a person lose weight? 2:50 How many calories does an hour of walking burn? 3:50 Is walking for one hour per day enough to lose weight? 5:00 The reason walking is so helpful for weight loss 5:32 How much weight will you lose from walking an hour per day? About me: I’m a Strength Coach and Personal Trainer, and I love my job. I have degrees in Kinesiology and Exercise Physiology, and have been helping people get stronger and move better full-time since 2009. Through working with all kinds of different people ranging from elite basketball athletes to active seniors, I’ve learned that the “secret” to effective training is to take a long-term approach. The day you stop training is the day you stop improving, so training programs must be structured in a way that keeps our joints healthy and mind engaged while we build a strong and powerful body. Through sharing information and training tips here, I hope to help more people train for the rest of their lives. Disclaimer: All information here is for informational, educational, or entertainment purposes and should not be construed as personal exercise advice.
🤍 FACEBOOK PAGE: 🤍 🤍 Do you want to lose weight for a special occasion or event? Do you want to lose weight in a hurry? You may be wondering, how much weight can you lose in a week? The answer depends on several factors that are unique to each one of us. We are all different and therefore we will have different metabolism rates. An obese person can lose more weight in a week than a thin one. A person who includes exercise with their diet will lose more than someone who is just dieting. Guys have more muscles than girls, they also have a higher metabolism rate and therefore will be able to lose weight faster than girls. Furthermore, if you are a physically active person, you will also lose more weight than if you are physically inactive. Your diet will also affect how much weight you can lose. If you are eating food that is high in calories, you will naturally take longer to lose weight. Weight loss totally depends on the calories you consume. If you take less calories than required by your body, you will lose weight automatically. There is no magic in losing weight. If your body needs 3000 calories per day and you start taking 2500 calories per day (500 less than required), you will lose 1 pound weight every week. Yes, taking 3500 less calorie will lose 1 pound of your weight. A safe amount of weight to lose is 1 - 2 pounds per week (approx. 0.5 - 1 kg). This equates to 3500 - 7000 calories per week. That means a calorie deficit of 500 - 1000 calories per day, which can be achieved by changing your routine only slightly. Many studies have shown that the best way to lose weight and keep it off is to work at it slow and steady. Remember you don't just want to quickly lose weight that you are likely to just gain right back, you want to CHANGE your lifestyle so that you can remain at a healthy weight throughout your entire life. If you try to lose a lot of weight in a month by not eating, all of your weight loss is going to come back once you resume your normal eating habits again. Only now because of the lack of food you were eating your metabolism rate is going to very low and your will not be able to burn as many calories as you used to. The most effective way to burn a significant number of calories in a short amount of time is to do Aerobic exercise. Such as cycling, running, swimming, brisk walking or kickboxing. Choose an activity that you enjoy and perform at least 30 minutes of activity on most, if not all, days of the week. For diet, get lean proteins, whole grains and low-fat dairy products to make sure you get the energy you need to fuel your workouts and maintain a healthy metabolism.
Can you build muscle and lose fat at the same time? Yes–and it’s known as body recomposition, where you build muscle and lose fat at the same time. However, recomp does come with a catch. We need to be at a calorie deficit in order to lose weight and strip off fat. But the drawback with being at a calorie deficit is that it severely compromises our ability to build muscle. However, this doesn’t mean it’s impossible to build muscle while losing fat, and in today's video I'll share 3 steps for how to build muscle and lose fat at the same time. The first thing you need to do for body recomposition is setup your diet. Eat at a very slight deficit of roughly 5% to a maximum of 20%. And aim for around a protein intake of around 1g/lb of your bodyweight. Then, fill the rest of your calories with carbs and fats. Next, to build muscle and lose fat at the same time, beyond training your muscles at an adequate volume, switch up your routine. For example, switching to a new training split, increasing or decreasing your muscle training frequency, and/or switching up some of your exercises or the manner in which you perform them. Next, we need to optimize our nutrient timing so to build muscle while losing fat. First, you need to ensure that you’re evenly spreading out your daily protein intake into about 3-5 meals throughout the day. Also aim to have adequate carbs and protein shortly before and after you train. When it comes to the question of ‘Can you build muscle and lose fat at the same time,’ the answer is yes, but you need to follow the action plan below: Step 1 (Set Up Nutrition): Eat just slightly below maintenance calories (~5-20% deficit, or ~100-500 calories below maintenance). Multiplying your bodyweight in lbs by ~14-16 can give you an estimate as to what your maintenance calories are. Ensure your protein intake is ~1g/lb of your bodyweight, and consider going above this if you’re relatively leaner (e.g. 15% body fat or below). Step 2 (Switch Up Training): Switch up your training routine. Still ensure that you’re training with the optimal muscle training frequency and weekly volume, but switch up your training to provide a new stimulus for growth. Step 3 (Optimize): Spread your daily protein intake fairly evenly into at least 3 meals per day, and ensure that you’re ingesting adequate pre AND post workout protein + carbs in a timely manner. Bonus Step (Measure): Track your bodyweight, circumference measurements, progress pictures, and strength in the gym. Use these to variables to gauge your progress. A body recomposition isn’t ideal for everyone, but in the cases I went through and with the protocol I previously outlined, it can be an effective way for you to shortcut your transformation. But, in the long run, you’ll likely eventually want to transition to a dedicated muscle building or fat loss period and prioritize one or the other. And for an all in one, step by step program that shows you not only how to successfully achieve a body recomposition, but also then shows you exactly what to do afterwards so that you can continue to strip off fat and build lean muscle as efficiently as possible with science, then simply take the analysis quiz below to discover which specific program is best for your body and where it’s currently at: 🤍 Filmed by: Bruno Martin Del Campo Subscribe to my channel here: 🤍 MUSIC: 🤍 FULL BODY WORKOUT ROUTINE: Full Body Workout A - 🤍 Full Body Workout B - 🤍 UPPER/LOWER BODY WORKOUT ROUTINE: Upper body workout - 🤍 Lower body workout - 🤍 PUSH PULL LEGS WORKOUT ROUTINE: Push workout - 🤍 Pull workout - 🤍 Legs workout - 🤍
60% off all AX programs - 🤍 Subscribe to this channel here - 🤍 If you want to lose 5 lbs fast, particularly of unwanted body fat, then you are going to want to do what I’m showing you here first. In this video, I’m going to give you a simple eating strategy that is going to help you to get on the right track to losing weight and dropping body fat. The key to this technique is that it is simple to do and can work for everyone and doesn’t require the initial wholesale diet changes that often times are impossible for people to stick to, allowing you to make those important changes more gradually when you are more likely to have them succeed. So what am I asking you to do? Start eating 6 times per day. Not just random meals however, these need to be at specific times of the day. This is called time prescriptive eating. You will want to start having something to eat every 2.5 hours if possible. Now of course, this window can vary by 20-30 minutes in either direction, but the key is to increase your meal frequency and do so at predictable intervals. What this does is it starts to teach the people that do it, how to eat rather than just telling you what to eat. Anyone can make temporary changes to the foods that they eat in order to lose weight and experience fat loss, however when you learn how to eat you can make these changes more permanent. The beauty of this approach to eating is it doesn’t require the initial overhaul to the foods that you are eating currently that some people attempt to do when they diet that only winds up failing in the long term (because it is too much of a departure from the foods they are eating right now). Instead, this allows you to even continue eating what you are right now as long as you agree to the one non-negotiable rule of making sure you eat something at each of the 6 timed meals throughout the day. Let’s say you regularly do eat breakfast, and you like to eat big ones at that. If you happen to have troubles with portion control right now and your overall calorie consumption is excessive to the point where you are unable to create a deficit at the end of the day (kickstarted by this very large breakfast for example) then what you will find about the prescriptive eating recommendation is that when your mid morning eating time rolls around, you will still be full and unable to eat. This is not allowed. You need to eat something at each of the prescribed eating times (separated by roughly 2 and a half hours each time). What will need to happen is you will have to learn how to eat less at your original morning meal to make room for the eating window that is to follow just 2.5 hours later. This will not only help you to start making better decisions in terms of portion sizes at these meals but also making smarter food choices. Eating more proteins and fiber are going to help to create a feeling of fullness that doesn’t rely on inordinately high portion sizes. Not to mention, the foods will be less calorically dense which will help you get to the caloric deficit that is going to be needed to lose weight, while still leaving you satisfied and satiated at each meal. Now, as portion sizes and food choices start to self regulate you will find that not only are you feeling satisfied at each of the meal times but you are developing an appetite at just around the time you are next scheduled to eat. This is not only a good sign that the approach is working for you and you are learning to control binge eating but also that your metabolism is adapting to the frequency and your body is becoming more efficient at using the available calories. Given the prevalence of mindless eating and binge eating that makes it difficult to become hypocaloric and lose weight for many, this approach is often times incredibly successful because it puts a rule in place to control that. You are eating at specific times and learning how to eat which becomes empowering in the long run. Again, when you do this, you start to see quick results and losing 5 pounds is often times an easy accomplishment. This sparks a desire to continue to see results by making additional changes such as the introduction of an exercise program, more food swaps and even better meal prep decisions that keep you moving in the right direction. If you want to get a complete meal plan that helps you to lose weight and body fat by eating more regularly, be sure to head to athleanx.com via the link below and check out the X Factor Meal Plan included with each of our workout programs. For more videos on a diet to lose body fat and how to lose weight the right way, be sure to subscribe to our channel here on youtube via the link below. Remember to turn on your notifications so you never miss a new video when it’s published.
How to Lose Weight Quickly. Most people believe that the fewer calories you consume, the more pounds you lose. Hate to break it to you, but there’s a lot more to weight loss than that! We’re about to explore exactly how many calories you need to consume based on your personal situation so that you can finally get rid of excess weight once and for all. Follow these simple but effective tips to lose weight in no time and get the body of your dreams. TIMESTAMPS How many calories you can consume 1:09 How to figure out your perfect calories intake 3:09 How to determine your activity factor 4:19 How big should your caloric deficit be 6:11 How to burn energy faster 8:34 Music: 🤍 SUMMARY -The 2015-2020 Dietary Guidelines for Americans advises men to consume 2,500 calories a day, while that number for women is 2,000. The number drops to 1,600 after they turn 51 years old. Little kids should take in about 1,500 a day, while adolescents require a lot more, especially boys. -To figure out your perfect calories intake, you can use an online calorie calculator; any search engine will offer you a number of options to choose from. Or you can use the Harris-Benedict equation. -Your activity throughout the day: sedentary, light, moderate, very active, or extreme, defines your activity factor. -If you wanna lose weight, try to create a caloric deficit; this will set the wheels in motion. It depends on the amount of exercise you get and in what way you get it; your diet, and your individual metabolism. -To burn energy faster, eat a breakfast full of protein and healthy fats. Have your meals at the same time. Include slow-burning calories in your diet. Feel free to spoil yourself with a treat from time to time. #countcalories #burnfat #weightloss Subscribe to Bright Side : 🤍 Our Social Media: Facebook: 🤍 Instagram: 🤍 5-Minute Crafts Youtube: 🤍 For more videos and articles visit: 🤍
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What happens when you stop lifting? In this video I break down the science behind training breaks, muscle loss and muscle memory. Check out my FIRST blog post!! 🤍 Sign up to my newsletter to get my free "back to the gym" bridge program: 🤍 Get my Nutrition Guide To Body Recomposition here: ‣ 🤍 - Help SUPPORT the channel by: 1. Trying one of my training programs: → 🤍 2. Buying my channel merch: → 🤍 3. Checking out what my sponsors have to offer: ▹ MASS (Monthly Research Review) ‣ 🤍 ‣ Only $25/month (pre-paid yearly) ▹ PEScience Supplements ‣ 🤍 ‣ Use discount code JEFF to save $$ ▹ RISE Training Gear and Sportwear ‣ 🤍 ‣ Use discount code JEFF to save 10% ▹ Body-Analyser Weight and Bodyfat % Scale ‣ 🤍 ‣ Use the above link to save 60% off! - Follow me on social media: INSTAGRAM ‣ 🤍 SNAPCHAT ‣ 🤍 FACEBOOK ‣ 🤍 TWITTER ‣ 🤍 PODCAST ‣ The Jeff Nippard Podcast on iTunes and Stitcher - SOURCES: Matt is a client of renowned physique coach Cliff Wilson. Follow Cliff on IG here: 🤍 Scientific References: Muscle Protein Synthesis: 🤍 🤍 Muscle Loss with Bed Rest: 🤍 Muscle Loss with Detraining (2 weeks off): 🤍 🤍 🤍 🤍 🤍 Muscle Loss with Detraining (2 months off): 🤍 Reduced Training Volume: 🤍 Diet: 🤍 Age: 🤍 🤍 🤍 🤍 🤍 Muscle Memory: 🤍 🤍 🤍 MUSIC Epidemic Sound Blue Wednesday - Tick Tock: 🤍 Filmed and edited by me and Rashaun R using Final Cut Pro X and Sony A7R3 Rashaun's YouTube: ‣🤍 - Detraining is defined as when you stop training and lose gains. Research shows that we tend to lose muscle very quickly with complete bed rest - mostly due to suppressed muscle protein synthesis. Doing any kind of physical activity, though, will maintain muscle much better than doing nothing. There are three main factors that will determine how quickly you lose muscle mass: physical activity level (bed rest vs everyday activities vs minimal bodyweight workouts vs weight training), caloric intake, and protein intake. Research shows us that you can prevent muscle loss through training (even minimal bodyweight workouts) and diet (eating at maintenance calories and consuming sufficient protein, 1.6-2.2 g/kg). Older individuals (over 60 years old) may require slightly higher training volume to maintain muscle mass than younger individuals, but the same general recommendations still apply. Finally, even if you lose size, muscle memory will rebuild lost mass quickly. - About me: I'm a Canadian natural pro bodybuilder and internationally-qualified powerlifter with a BSc in biochemistry/chemistry and a passion for science. I've been training for 12 years drug-free. I'm 5'5 and fluctuate between 160 lbs (lean) and 180 lbs (bulked). - Disclaimers: Jeff Nippard is not a doctor or a medical professional. Always consult a physician before starting any exercise program. Use of this information is strictly at your own risk. Jeff Nippard will not assume any liability for direct or indirect losses or damages that may result from the use of information contained in this video including but not limited to economic loss, injury, illness or death.
“How to lose belly fat” is one of the most common questions out there. And that’s understandable. Belly fat is really easy to gain and notoriously hard to lose. It can seem as though no matter what exercises you try to lose belly fat and no matter how well you eat, the belly fat just won’t budge. And unfortunately, with exception to surgery, there is currently no proven method of being able to spot reduce fat from the belly. There is an exercise, however, that is incredibly underutilized yet powerfully effective when it comes to losing even the most stubborn belly fat. Today I’ll share what that is and how you can start using it right away to lose belly fat. Click below for a step by step plan to lose stubborn fat and build muscle: 🤍 Click below to subscribe for more videos: 🤍 Why is belly fat is so hard to lose in the first place? Well, it comes down to the fact that certain areas of your body are easier to lose fat than others, and is largely determined by genetics. Now having your genetics stacked against you may seem problematic if you’re looking to develop a slim or lean looking abdomen, but there is a solution. As long as you create a calorie deficit, you will continue to lose fat. Eventually, if maintained long enough, you will lose excess fat from all areas of your body, even if your genetics put your belly fat at the back of the line. While diet should be your main way of creating a calorie deficit, adding additional exercises could help you to lose belly fat by keeping your metabolism high, even as you’re losing weight from dieting. That said, not all exercises are created equal. While things like running, rowing, cycling, or even HIIT workouts tend to burn calories very quickly, the truth is, the overwhelming majority of people can’t actually stick with traditional cardio long enough for fat loss to reach stubborn areas. And it’s not that these methods don’t work if you stick to it, because they do. The problem is simply that they’re brutal. They require a lot of willpower. Now don’t get me wrong, these forms of cardio definitely do have their place and some people have no problem sticking to them. In fact, I still do these intense sessions once or twice a week for conditioning. But I no longer rely on them as my main form of cardio to lose fat and nor should most people. Because if you want to lose your stubborn belly fat, and more importantly keep it off once it’s gone, then you need something you can stick to for life. What’s the solution? The best exercise to lose belly fat is walking. It’s the easiest to maintain, lowest stress, lowest fatigue, and most versatile form of cardio. According to research, intense forms of cardio like HIIT or running, while time efficient, didn’t provide any superior fat loss effect when compared to longer yet less intense forms of cardio such as walking. Which makes sense. It’s simply a numbers game. Your body doesn’t care whether the calories you burned were from some crazy intense fasted cardio session or from plain old walking. What matters most is what you can do consistently over time. And if you crunch the numbers, you’ll actually find that the calories burned from simply walking can very quickly add up to a meaningful amount. So now that I’ve hopefully convinced you of the power of walking, let’s dive into the specifics of how to lose belly fat from walking. The first step is to determine an average of how many steps you’re currently taking. You can use the health app on your iPhone or use Google Fit if you’re on Android. After a week, see what your daily average comes up to. Some of you however might be surprised with how few steps you’re taking, but this is a good thing, as it means you have a big opportunity to bump that up. Set a realistic goal and first aim to do an extra 2,000 steps a day. Given that the average individual takes about 1,200 steps during 10 minutes of walking, all you have to do is throw in two 10 minutes walks into your day to accomplish that. Once you’re consistent with that, try bumping it up by another 2,000 steps, and continue doing this with the goal of consistently getting at least 8,000 steps or even up to 15,000 steps, which seems to be the range that provides the greatest fat loss and health benefits. Trust me, the little things add up. Apply these tips and you’ll be surprised with just how much they increase your step count and even more surprised by how much of a difference it makes towards your fat loss overtime. That said guys, I want to emphasize that walking or any form of cardio is only effective for fat loss if it’s used in combination with a diet. So use your diet as the primary way to create a calorie deficit and supplement it with walking to help speed up the process.
Eran Segal from the Weizmann Institute of Science explains why you shouldn't rely on counting calories. Tech Insider tells you all you need to know about tech: gadgets, how-to's, gaming, science, digital culture, and more. Subscribe to our channel and visit us at: 🤍 TI on Facebook: 🤍 TI on Instagram: 🤍 TI on Twitter: 🤍 Following is the transcript of the video: Eran Segal: If you take in less energy than you take out, then you will lose weight. And that idea, of course, it has some truth to it, but then it also oversimplifies the situation. And we know that this is also definitely not the full answer to it. My name is Eran Segal. I’m a researcher at the Weizmann Institute of Science. You can have a diet where people even eat more calories than some other person, yet they still lose more weight. Then even the same person on diet A can eat, say 2000 calories and gain weight but then on another diet that person would eat 2500 calories but they would be losing weight. And the reason is because the foods in these different diets may be very different and maybe process very differently by the individual. And it has to do with the amount of energy that that individual may be able to extract from one diet compared to the other. And we really think that a key aspect for measuring that has to do with your blood glucose level response to those foods. Because that really dictates then the amount of insulin that your body secretes and that is directly affecting the amount of fat storage that will be caused by consumption of these foods. One of the reasons why you really see this phenomenon that on the same food some person would gain weight and another person would lose weight. A lot of that we believe has to do with differences that we have in our gut bacteria. Because the gut bacteria would be processing and being involved in metabolizing the foods very differently in each person. So each of us actually has a tremendous amount of different bacteria living within our body. Some bacteria will thrive on some food and other bacteria will thrive on other foods. They're really heavily intertwined with our metabolism and have an enormous impact on our processing of food and on our health and disease and they've been linked to many different diseases to obesity, to diabetes, to heart disease, and even to cancer and Urological disease. We are still, as a scientific community, trying to understand what is a good and what is a bad bacterial composition. And how we can also change that with diet. This is a very much an active field of research that we are trying to understand. But, in the meantime, we've been able to profile individuals gut bacterial composition and based on their composition, identify foods that would be fitting and matching their own bacterial composition. So well we still do not understand the full way by which we can affect the good bacteria for the better. We can utilize and harness the information in the gut bacterial composition in order to tailor the diet of an individual to find foods that would be optimal for that person.
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If you’re watching this video, chances are, you’re wondering how to diet to lose fat for good. Most people have been taught to use approaches that set themselves up for failure in the long run, by physiologically messing up their bodies with diets that leave them in a position where it’s now very hard to strip off that excess fat. But, in this video, with the help of Dr. Eric Trexler, pro body-builder and PhD researcher, I’m going to show you exactly how to diet properly so you can undo the damage you may have done from your previous dieting attempts (i.e. maintenance calories are too low) and break through your weight loss plateau. I’ll also show you how to keep the weight off so that once you strip off that excess fat, it’s gone forever. The first thing we want to do here is something called a recovery phase, which helps with 3 goals: restore the lean muscle mass that you lost, restore any hormonal imbalances (related to cutting your maintenance calories too low), and to just get you in a better mindset. To accomplish this, all you’re going to do is simply bump up your calories to whatever your maintenance calories currently are or even slightly above this, while also cutting back on your cardio. As for how long you should stay in this recovery phase for, Eric recommends at least a couple months for most people. When you’re ready though, phase 2 is where we can give dieting another shot – but this time we need to do it right. Which means that we need to set up our fat loss phase in a way that minimizes muscle loss AND minimizes the metabolic adaptation we typically experience throughout our diet. And as outlined in Eric’s research papers, there are a few ways to do this. First, you need to avoid using a very aggressive calorie deficit. This equates to roughly only a 15-25% calorie deficit, but just keep an eye on how your bodyweight progresses and adjust accordingly. Next, we want to use an approach called intermittent dieting. And lastly, you need to ensure that you’re eating a high protein diet (1.8-2.7 g/kg bodyweight) along with high volume, low calorie, filling foods. So basically, you apply these 3 steps until you’ve successfully pushed past your weight loss plateau. Then, it’s time to transition to phase 3. What we want to do here is simply find a way that you can maintain your weight loss in a sustainable way. One option is a reverse diet. Although the effect this has does seem to vary individually, often times what happens is even though you’re adding more and more calories back into your diet, your body counteracts this by essentially gets out of that “dieting” mindset and tends to start burning more calories through subconscious increases in daily activity, or NEAT to slowly bump up your metabolism. Imaginably, this is the crucial step when it comes to how to keep the weight off after your diet. However, keep in mind that again this does vary individually as people respond to increases in calorie intake differently. And then, from here, it really is up to you where to go next. You could either maintain your new physique with relative ease with new your higher calorie intake, or you could choose to now focus more on muscle growth. Now although this whole ‘how to diet to lose fat for good’ process may seem very complex and you may be feeling as if there’s no hope for you, that just simply isn’t true. I’m not going to lie it will take time, but by following these 4 phases, remaining patient, and combining this with a solid training and nutrition plan, then you can and will be able to strip off that fat for good. On that note though guys, for those who do need that extra bit of help when it comes to learning how to diet properly, my step-by-step programs have been designed to guide you through each of these phases in detail. It comes fully equipped with software that enables you to actually know exactly what your metabolism is at and how its changing week after week as you strip off fat, so that you can easily break through any plateau you encounter along the way and lean down in the most efficient way possible just like several of our Built With Science members have done with their programs. To get started today, simply take the analysis quiz below to discover which specific program is best for your body and where it’s currently at: 🤍 Diet Hacks Video: 🤍 View Dr. Eric Trexler’s Work Below: 🤍 🤍 Filmed by: Bruno Martin Del Campo MUSIC: Music by Ryan Little - Body Language - 🤍 Subscribe to my channel here: 🤍
When it comes to the “best cardio workout” or the “best cardio routine”, there tends to be a lot of confusion. And although cardio is by no means necessary for fat loss given that you’re eating at a calorie deficit through your diet, it can definitely help speed up the process and make things easier in a sense. Now in terms of what is the best form of cardio for fat burning or the best fat burning exercises, you have a lot of potential options. However, one thing you need to prioritize is PREVENTING muscle loss even if your main goal is fat loss – this is what enables your physique to dramatically improve as you lose weight. What’s the best form of cardio to do this? Well, HIIT cardio workouts are definitely something you should include mainly because of its potential muscle sparing properties. HIIT training can be done in a fraction of a time as LISS and is a great cardio workout to burn fat. However, HIIT is very demanding on the body which is why you should ALSO combine it with a few LISS (low intensity steady state cardio) sessions per week as well. This helps mitigate any potential muscle recovery issues you’d have with HIIT. In this video, I’ll show you how to combine the two in order to set up the best fat burning cardio workout routine! LINK TO MY INSTAGRAM/FACEBOOK: 🤍 🤍 LINK TO WRITTEN ARTICLE (BUILTWITHSCIENCE.COM): 🤍 MY PROGRAMS: 🤍 STUDIES: Cardio and muscle loss: 🤍 HIIT vs LISS benefits: 🤍 🤍 HIIT cycling benefits: 🤍 , 🤍 When to perform cardio: 🤍 MUSIC: 🤍 Song 1: Lakey Inspired – Feeling Good Song 2: Lakey inspired – Better days
For the majority of lifters, it’s likely that at some point you’ve had to take some time away from training - whether it’s due injury, a vacation, or life just getting in the way. But what happens when you don’t workout? And how long can you stop working out for before you start to experience muscle loss? Well, the truth is, if you stop exercising altogether then you’ll experience a dramatic decrease in your muscle size pretty quickly. For example, research shows that taking a week off from lifting can cause an 11% decrease in type II muscle fiber size. And when you’re fully immobilized, you can lose around 1 kg of lean muscle mass in just 10 days! But luckily, this initial decrease in size is mainly due to glycogen and water stores that are being depleted from your muscle due to not working out. So with that being said, how long does it take to lose muscle (actual muscle mass)? Most research shows that you start losing muscle mass after 3 weeks without working out. But the good news is, this can be mitigated with 3 simple, science-based steps. The first thing you want to do is eat at maintenance calories. Research indicates that eating at a deficit causes excessive muscle loss when you’re not training. On the other hand, eating at a calorie surplus not only causes excessive fat gain but ALSO enhances the rate of muscle loss. Thus, sticking to maintenance calories is your best bet. Next, you obviously want to keep your protein intake high throughout this period in order to best maintain your muscle mass and prevent muscle loss from occurring. Lastly, you want to stay active. Activities like brisk walking or doing the chores for example will all help with muscle loss prevention better than if you were simply sedentary. And if you can workout at all, it doesn’t take much to maintain your muscle mass – 1-2 full body workouts per week is likely enough! So implement those three points and you’ll be able to mitigate any muscle loss from occurring during this period. VIEW MY SCIENCE-BASED PROGRAMS HERE: 🤍 FOLLOW ME ON INSTAGRAM & FACEBOOK: 🤍 🤍 MUSIC: 🤍 STUDIES: Glycogen and decreased muscle size: 🤍 🤍 🤍 🤍 3+ weeks muscle loss: 🤍 🤍 Maintenance calories and protein intake: 🤍 Stay active: 🤍 🤍
Have you had issues with successfully dieting to lose fat and gain muscle at the same time? Well, it may be due to a few common dieting mistakes that I see people make, which affects their ability to not only lose fat and build muscle (body recomposition) but also keep muscle when dieting in the first place. One of the top dieting mistakes people make is actually losing weight too aggressively. Because when it comes to how to maintain muscle while cutting and even building muscle while losing fat, you need to supply your body with enough energy and nutrients to do so. For example, a well-known 2011 paper found that the group of subjects placed on a ‘fast diet’ (ate 300 fewer calories daily) lost significantly less fat than the slow group, and they also lost a little bit of muscle mass as well. On the other hand, the slow group was actually able to gain a little bit of muscle, gained significantly more strength, and lost a more significant amount of fat as well. So what I’d suggest is to aim to lose around 0.5-1% of your body weight per week, but this does depend on your current level of body fat. The second dieting mistake most people make when wanting to keep or build muscle and lose fat is simply doing too much too soon at the start of the diet. But this approach actually prevents you from having any leverage when you reach a fat loss plateau. When you start dieting and put your body in a calorie deficit, over time, your body compensates by decreasing its metabolism to burn fewer calories. Which eventually leaves you stuck in a fat loss plateau since your metabolism has reduced to the point where you're no longer in a calorie deficit to lose fat. But the problem is, if you’re already starving yourself and doing a ton of cardio, you’re unable to push further to break through this plateau. So instead, for optimal body recomposition, you want to first start at a small to moderate calorie deficit of roughly 10-20% or 500 calories below your maintenance, for example. And you also want to start with minimal cardio, so for instance 1-2 low-intensity sessions per week. Then, as the weeks go by and your weight and fat loss begins to stagnate, you can simply drop your calories further and/or increase your cardio slightly as needed to break through these plateaus every time you reach them. The last mistake when it comes to a diet to how to lose fat without losing muscle is not taking breaks with your calorie deficit. The longer you diet for the more your body begins to physiologically adapt to both slow down your fat loss and make you more prone to losing muscle. To reverse this effect, you can make use of a strategy known as ‘diet break’ where you increase your calories back to maintenance for a week or two during your diet. What I'd recommend for a similar effect is simply implementing a one-week diet break after every 4-8 weeks or so of dieting. This way, you'll avoid increasing the length of your diet too much while still getting the many benefits that diet breaks have to offer. So as you may have noticed guys, when it comes to maintaining your muscle during a diet or how to lose fat and gain muscle at the same time, you need to avoid rushing the process and instead slow it down by using a more controlled and systematic approach. And if you’re looking for a step-by-step program that shows you exactly how to implement this with both your workouts and your nutrition, such that you can lean down while improving your muscle definition and strength, take the analysis quiz below to discover what science-based program best suits you and your starting point: 🤍 Filmed by: Bruno Martin Del Campo MUSIC: Music by Ryan Little - fall so high. - 🤍 GRAPHICS: Vecteezy.com bonytobeastly.com FOLLOW ME: 🤍 🤍 STUDIES: FAST DIET VERSUS SLOW DIET 🤍 🤍 🤍 DIET BREAK 🤍 Subscribe to my channel here: 🤍
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There are 5 extremely common mistakes people make when they decide to lose fat and build muscle. Get my Ultimate Guide to Body Recomposition: 🤍 Recommended Resources: MASS Research Review (Affiliate Link) 🤍 Weightology Research Review (Affiliate Link) 🤍 Alan Aragon's Research Review (AARR) 🤍 Examine.com ERD 🤍 - The first mistake occurs when people focus far too much on the little details. This is when people focus on minutia not driving progress which can distract from the things that really matter. Examples of this include organic vs conventional foods, the glycemic index and meal timing. Total daily caloric intake and total daily protein intake will determine the majority of results when it comes to fat loss or muscle gain, so these smaller factors should be built around these main principles, not the other way around. The second mistake is when people think in "good or bad" terms. This is so common in the mainstream media where you see the target shifting from fats being bad, to carbs being bad, to carbs being ok, but sugar is bad, whereas in reality, there are so many shades of grey to these blanket statements. Mistake number three is making sudden, drastic changes to your diet. This is really common in the new year when motivation is high and people want results right away. But rather than cutting by crash dieting, a more gradual rate of weight loss will help prevent muscle loss. When bulking, a slower approach will also prevent unwanted fat gain. Mistake number four is relying on nutrition documentaries as a legitimate source of information. This includes The Game Changers, Supersize Me, What The Health, and pretty much ANY other popular documentary you can suggest. They’re generally created by producers that already have an idea in mind that they then try to prove to you. The final mistake is focusing too much on supplements. As a beginner, I think the only supplement I’d strongly recommend is whey protein powder, using creatine and caffeine optionally to give you an extra edge. - Help SUPPORT the channel by: 1. Trying one of my training programs: → 🤍 2. Checking out what my sponsors have to offer: ▹ MASS (Monthly Research Review) ‣ 🤍 ‣ Only $25/month (pre-paid yearly) ▹ PEScience Supplements ‣ 🤍 ‣ Use discount code JEFF to save $$ ▹ RISE Training Gear and Sportwear ‣ 🤍 ‣ Use discount JEFF to save 10% ▹ Body-Analyser Weight and Bodyfat % Scale ‣ 🤍 ‣ Save 60% off! - My social media: INSTAGRAM ‣ 🤍 SNAPCHAT ‣ 🤍 FACEBOOK ‣ 🤍 TWITTER ‣ 🤍 - Scientific References: Are Organic Foods Safer or Healthier Than Conventional Alternatives? 🤍 Than_Conventional_Alternatives Organic Marketing Report 🤍 Marketing-Report1.pdf Effects of time-restricted feeding on body weight and metabolism. A systematic review and meta-analysis 🤍 Evidence-based recommendations for natural bodybuilding contest preparation: nutrition and supplementation 🤍 Revive Stronger Article: The Calorie Deficit Sweet Spot 🤍 ISSN exercise & sports nutrition review update: research & recommendations 🤍 MUSIC ‣ SINY - NEAR Epidemic Sound Filmed and edited by me and Rashaun R ‣🤍 - About me: I'm a Canadian natural pro bodybuilder and internationally-qualified powerlifter with a BSc in biochemistry/chemistry and a passion for science. I've been training for 12 years drug-free. I'm 5'5 and fluctuate between 160 lbs (lean) and 180 lbs (bulked). - Disclaimers: Jeff Nippard is not a doctor or a medical professional. Always consult a physician before starting any exercise program. Use of this information is strictly at your own risk. Jeff Nippard will not assume any liability for direct or indirect losses or damages that may result from the use of information contained in this video including but not limited to economic loss, injury, illness or death.
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🤍 Follow Us On Facebook: 🤍 So, you want to lose weight by cutting down your calorie intake? However, you’re at crossroads because you don’t know how many calories that’s needed to lose weight. One thing you need to understand is that every woman has different calorie needs that varies according to body size, age, activity level, and genetics. This means that a particular weight loss diet that worked for someone else might not work for you. For effective weight loss, you’ll have to estimate the number of calories you personally need to eat in a day to lose weight and then apply that to your diet plan. Calculating your Calories Per Day The Harris-Benedict equation can help you estimate your basal metabolic rate (BMR), which is the number of calories you need to maintain your weight on a daily basis regardless of exercise or other daily activity. A lot of online calculators make use of this equation to provide you with a quick answer, however you can put pen to paper and figure it out for yourself. Put your numbers into the following: 655 + (4.35 x your weight in pounds) + (4.7 x your height in inches) - (4.7 x your age in years). For example, the result for a 40-year-old, who is 5-foot, 5 inch and weighs 160 pounds, will be 1,468 calories. The next thing would be to keep track of the movements you make during the day. If you’re not an active person and you spend most of your time watching television, reading or just sitting then multiply your basal metabolic rate by 1.4. If you’re a little bit active, maybe you’ve a job that requires you to sit throughout the day, but you do exercise whenever you get the chance, multiply your BMR by 1.5. On the other hand, if you engage in active activities during the day like house cleaning and chores, and still exercise on regular basis, then multiply your BMR by 1.6. If you’re a construction worker, a full-time athlete or an active military, multiply your BMR by 1.9. Figuring out Weight Loss Calories The provided calculations are meant to help you with the estimation of the number of calories you need to burn on a daily basis, as well as how much to eat to keep your weight in check. The conventional advice when trying to lose weight is to reduce 500 to 1000 calories from what you normally burn daily. This will yield a manageable loss of 1 to 2 pounds in a week because 1 pound equals 3,500 calories. Therefore, if you decide to be burning 2,400 calories every single day, you’ll need 1,400 to 1,900 calories each day in order to lose weight. The 500 to 1000 calorie deficit may be just too aggressive for some people because it will end up leaving you hungry and dissatisfied. Even though a calorie deficit of 250 to 300 calories may be more sustainable for many people, you can only expect to lose ½ pound each week. Music: Carefree Ukulele - guitarsstate licensed from audiojungle 🤍
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