After this intensive, two-week boot camp that declares all-out war on fat, your excess pounds will be missing-in-action.
Never change your diet without first consulting your physician.
Have a breakfast that includes eggs and fruit or yogurt with granola and fruit. Never skip breakfast, as this meal is key for boosting metabolism throughout the day.
Eat meals slowly and with awareness, chewing each bit thoroughly to promote digestion.
Eat a lunch and dinner of lean protein, like broiled chicken or steamed fish, along with whole grains like brown rice, quinoa, or beans with salad or vegetables.
Portion sizes should be reduced by a third to almost half of your normal size.
Have one mid-morning and one mid-afternoon snack. Snack on cucumbers, radishes, and celery, or a handful of strawberries or raspberries, a green apple, or a peach, a pear, or two plums.
Aim to eat at least 1,200 calories a day — enough for weight loss without compromising your metabolism.
Avoid packaged, processed, and fried food; white flour; dairy; refined sugar; alcohol; coffee; tea; and carbonated beverages. Herbal teas, such as dandelion tea, are recommended.
Take vitamin and mineral supplements, and get fiber by adding psyllium husks or flax seeds to a glass of water before lunch.
Do one hour of gentle aerobic exercise each day, such as walking, which will burn fat without stressing joints.
Tone muscles with 40 minutes of circuit training, three to five times a week. Add in 15 minutes of yoga a day, and 20 minutes of core exercises, like crunches, every other day, and after two weeks, you’ll be a fat-burning machine.
One survey found that 37 percent of male U.S. Army recruits experienced a lower limb injury during basic training, compared with as many as 60 percent of females.
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