okay so i get out of school this friday and i want to start an exercise routine to get in shape over the summer and lose weight before i have field hockey tryouts at the end of august.
i am overweight, but not terribly, and im rocking a lot of curves. im not self conscience with my body or anything but id like to loose weight to be even more happier with myself.
so what are some really good exercises that help you loose weight and build muscle in your: arms, stomach, legs/thighs, and butt? so pretty much just everywhere actually. also what are good ways to get in relllllly good shape running wise?
oh and some healthy meals i could eat for all 3 meals of the day would be really great to know too.
the best excersise to do is 20 minutes cardio - running, walking, biking, etc. then about 60 crunches.
if your looking for good toning excersises - try seventeen magazine. try your public library for past issues.
for food:
breakfast- oatmeal, banana, orange juice.
snack- yogurt
lunch- turkey wrap, milk
snack- apples w. peanut butter
dinner- anything healthy really. try 1/2 the plage full of vegetables. 1/4 of carbs (rice, bread, potatoes) 1/4 of protein (chicken, turkey, fish)
snack- watermelon
thats just a sample of course.
eat anywhere from 1500 - 2000 calores per day.
depends on your bmi.
but anyways. i think thats good for now - have any questions? feel free to ask me.
lunadewdrop answered Sunday June 7 2009, 1:03 am: ok this is what you do go to a boxing gym tell them u dont want to do real boxing but just practice with them the reason i say this is because they do things other gyms dont like burpes the reason i no this is because i am in to boxing and i have never lost so much weight before. [ lunadewdrop's advice column | Ask lunadewdrop A Question ]
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