P90X is a great, well rounded program. It also has the most difficult and useful 90 minutes of yoga I've seen anywhere. Another excellent alternative is http://www.crossfit.com/. Different people have different results with different programs, depending on their relative fitness levels and slews of other factors. P90X is a fantastic place to start for anyone with a reasonable level of fitness, while crossfit or similar programs are geared towards those in better shape. Which isn't to say that P90X is a slouch program by any means. It will kick most people's ass pretty thoroughly, though I don't think I could recommend the accompanying diet unless you're in horrible shape.
Wow,that's some nice exercise! Unfortunately my plan to lose weight has come to a halt. I got severe bronchitis. I think i overworked myself and my immune system crashed. Now im taking two types of pills and i have to take shots of antibiotics every day for the next seven days.... Thank you all for your responses. When i eventually get better i will continues to train.
I gained weight when I got a promotion & my job went from manual labor to a desk job. Before that half my day involved manual labor, including lifting over 100 lbs often(tractor & trailer parts) & just generally working my ass off. I was extremely fit & strong before I moved to the desk job. So I decided I needed to go back to that kind of activity. I've lost weight following these simple rules. 1. Eat healthy I still mainly eat the same portions I used to but everything I eat now either contains healthy vegetables or has healthy vegetables on the side. Rule one is to eat the same amount of vegetables as I do the main portion. Rule two is to eat the vegetables first. Rule three is to eat all the vegetables. Instead of junk food like candy, I eat fruit. In all honesty I haven't miss the junk food & the vegetables as well as fruit make me feel great. Keep in mind that you can still eat some junk food occasionally, just don't over do it or make a habit out of it. Bottom line is reduce sugar intake drastically. 2. Exercise by working hard. What I mean by this is that I hate exercise in the traditional way, but really enjoy working outdoors to near exhaustion. It clears the mind, relaxes the body, & makes me feel like I accomplished something for the day. For instance I have quite a few large tree stumps in my yard left over from some trees that fell over the years. For the past month I have taken an axe, pickaxe/mattock, a shovel & manually chopped & dug three of the stumps up. For those that have chopped down a large diameter tree down by hand, you know how hard that is, now multiply that by five & you get the idea. I choose to work in the heat of the day because while it sucks, it also burns more calories & cleans out the system by sweating. Also I'm a fair skinned person & the sun tends to help regulate mood as does exercise. Keep in mind to take breaks to cool off & drink liquids. So far my energy level has more than doubled & I've trimmed the fat, while increasing muscle.
Hook your PC up to a generator, that's hooked up to a push bike. Have to ride the bike to make the PC work........ Want to play games on ya PC... You have to work for it.... Or take up motocross as a side gig to your gaming...
Core Performance is a great book with exercises and stretches most you can do around the house. Also P90X is an awesome routine if you feel more energetic. Its not a beginner routine but will wip you into shape if you follow it.
There's always boot camp...just kidding hehe anyways, here's what I do everyday: -6 miles a day with a full backpack (45min) -morning: 4 sets of weights (heavy and light) deadlifts, inclined benching, curls, pull-ups, sit-ups etc... (1hr. 20min) -mid day: same as morning but just 3 sets. -bed time: same as morning. Eat a good amount of meats, vegetables, drink water alot, dried fruit, no junk food (maybe once a week ), and every now and then increase the amount of weight you're lifting. Also try and take up some form of mma. Supplements I take: Calcium+Vitamin D, Fish Oil, Crill Oil, Multitablet Vitamins. I'm not much of an expert, but this works for me, also I forgot to include Sundays are usually my rest days for running. EDIT: Every now and then a 15 mile hike in tactical gear feels pretty good (not really......)
Unfortunately my bronchitis has turned for the worse,so i cant do any exercises... For the first time i was diagnosed with a serious lung disease - chronic bronchitis. Meaning that bronchial secretion that is normally excreted trough mouth with healthy people keeps getting stored in my lungs making me susceptible to infection..... After a month of heavy treatment with aminophylline and two types of corticosteroid intravenous infusion daily and four types of antibiotics i still cant breathe well.. Tomorrow im going to be examined again by lung doctor. I hope i will get well this time. I really cant do anything right now,let alone exercise.... And the heat here isnt helping.....
Yea,my body mass index is 20-25 so that makes 85-95kg. But since im beefed up i could easily tolerate 100-105kg and still remain healthy. I know the easiest way to lose weight is to stop eating junk food,but its so tasty.... Anyways i know what i must do.... Thanks guys... @thecake90, you know,you avatar isnt helping
Drink more water. If you are in a need for a small snack, 0,5L of water will keep the hunger away for some time, because it fills up your stomac. Skip small snacks, eat normal lunch.
I would have been much easier if it werent for my congenital hypoglycemia. Normally blood sugar levels vary from 3.8-6.0(even 5.5) Mine are 3-3.6, meaning my brain is forced to always be somewhat hungry, and that is in return making me hungry quite often. But you are right. Adding fruit,like oranges and apples helps
