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How to stay fit and healthy

Saturday, February 20th, 2010

Show evidence of having worked well
Put a calendar in a place that you often look over and mark the days you’re exercising and need to eat healthily. Show evidence that you’ve worked hard to stay fit and healthy will make you stay motivated.

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Choose a time of day to exercise
By setting a time for exercise to stay fit, it will become an important part of your schedule and you will feel more involved. For example, you can choose to exercise at 18:30 on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays with your best (e) ami (e), and exercise to 19h on Tuesdays and Thursdays after the meetings.

Send a statement to a close after workouts
Send by e-mail list of exercise that you made a (e) ami (e) close every week. Being responsible for what you did during your workout will motivate you more to keep your good planning.

Get used to wear for exercise
Put on your clothes for exercise and do not remove them before they transpired. You can even put your coveralls on awakening. Get used to wear them, and enter the gym with.

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Examples of maintenance diet for bodybuilders

Saturday, December 19th, 2009

maintenance dietWhen energy intake from food exceeds the energy consumed by the activities we do, we just started gaining weight due to accumulation of fat as energy reserve.

This applies to everyone, whether or not a higher rate of physical activity. For people who train with weights, whether or amateur bodybuilders, the issue is of particular interest because they must find a balance during maintenance periods.

We talked about the definition diets to reduce body fat and muscles get under the skin mark, but once you reach that point is necessary to amend both the food and the training to maintain the status achieved.

Culturist breakfast essential that the diet is balanced, varied enough to meet the nutritional and caloric requirements needed to address all the challenges presented to us daily.

Maintenance diets are not based on a particular menu, but changing eating habits, ie it is not follow a particular regime but to eat intelligently. Considering the importance of food as the food pyramid will include all groups to structure our meals.

Thus, the contribution of carbohydrates, proteins, fats, vitamins, minerals and other nutrients will be sufficient to what our body requires. Two examples of keeping up to bodybuilders diets that can easily adapt.

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