My Weight-loss Routine 🫱🏽‍🫲🏾

I’m not go sit here and glorify anything it takes time and dedication if you don’t have that this won’t help you

( also left a couple extra goodies )

- protein I consume 120-150g of protein a day

( I’ll make a part 3 about meals )

- find what helps you these might work for me and not you and that’s completely fine

Monday: Full-body strength training - Focus on exercises such as squats, lunges, push-ups, and planks. Aim for 3 sets of 10-12 repetitions for each exercise.

Tuesday: Cardio - love me some cardio I like to do at-least 2-3 hours you can break this up also

Wednesday: Rest day or light activity - YOGA OR WALKING and yes I said yoga

Thursday: Upper body strength training - exercises like bicep curls, tricep dips, shoulder presses, and chest presses. Aim for 3 sets of 10-12 repetitions for each exercise.

Friday: Cardio and core workout - Incorporate 20-30 minutes of cardio (running, cycling, or dancing) followed by core exercises like crunches, bicycle crunches, and planks.

Saturday: Active rest day - activities like hiking, swimming, or playing a sport to stay active without a structured workout.

Sunday: Rest day - Take a break to allow your body to recover and prepare for the upcoming week.

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2024/1/22 Edited to

... Read moreIt's totally understandable to want to target belly fat, especially when we see those '21-day transformation' promises! I've been there, scrolling through routines hoping for a magic solution. What I’ve learned on my own journey, especially after losing 70lbs, is that while you can't truly 'spot reduce' fat (meaning, you can't just do crunches and expect only your belly fat to disappear), you absolutely can reduce overall body fat, and that includes your midsection. My advice? Focus on a comprehensive plan like the 7-day routine I shared, and the belly fat will follow. For me, it wasn't about a single 'belly fat routine' but a holistic approach. When I started incorporating more dedicated core exercises into my routine, like the crunches and planks mentioned in my daily workout plan, I definitely noticed a significant difference in my abdominal strength and definition as my overall body fat decreased. It’s not just about crunches though! Don't forget those other power moves from my DAILY WORKOUT list, like squats, lunges, and jumping jacks – they're fantastic for burning calories, building lean muscle mass, and boosting your metabolism, which helps shed fat all over your body. Consistent full-body strength training, combined with cardio like running or cycling, creates a powerful fat-burning engine. Beyond the workouts, what I put into my body made a huge impact. I aim for 120-150g of protein daily, which keeps me full, supports muscle recovery, and is crucial for maintaining muscle while losing fat. But it’s not just about protein! I discovered the power of fiber-rich foods and even natural supplements. For example, I found that having things like elder berries really helped keep my tummy calm and my appetite low, especially when I was trying to manage cravings and stick to my eating goals. Staying hydrated by drinking plenty of water throughout the day is also non-negotiable for me; it helps with everything from digestion to energy levels and can even make you feel fuller. And for anyone looking for that '21-day' boost or feeling discouraged by slower progress, remember that consistency is truly key. A short burst can kickstart things, but real, lasting change comes from building sustainable habits over time. While a 21-day challenge can be motivating, think of it as a starting point, not the entire journey. This includes not just your daily workout and what you eat, but also prioritizing sleep, actively managing stress, and even practices like gratitude journaling or reading. These might seem small, but they contribute massively to overall well-being, reduce cortisol (a hormone linked to belly fat), and, yes, even to sustained fat loss. It’s about creating a sustainable, healthy lifestyle that works for you, not just following a temporary plan. I hope my experience helps you find what works best for you on your unique journey!

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