which plan to follow ! help
mhanispeedy
Posts: 50 Member
hi ,
i was on this site BB.com , which will be the best to follow i want to loose 30-40lbs
my age is 19 , and weigh : 230 lbs
please help!
just need a workout plan
thanks
i was on this site BB.com , which will be the best to follow i want to loose 30-40lbs
my age is 19 , and weigh : 230 lbs
please help!
just need a workout plan
thanks
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The one where you eat less and move more. Go get it!0
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Use the calculator to find out what you should be eating at, stay under calories,get some exercise. We're all different litte snowflakes.0
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mhanispeedy wrote: »hi ,
i was on this site BB.com , which will be the best to follow i want to loose 30-40lbs
my age is 19 , and weigh : 230 lbs
please help!
Enter your profile into MFP. Eat to the calorie goal set by it and adjust goal as necessary.0 -
follow the plan that that embraces CICO as it is the one true path.0
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I need a just workout plan else everything is fine ,
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mhanispeedy wrote: »I need a just workout plan else everything is fine ,
Your OP is very vague to that. Sorry0 -
I weigh : 240lbs
Age : 20
Height : 5'11
Nutrition : pretty much know what to eat
Goal : 190-200lbs
I just need a good workout plan as I am doing just cardio , do I need to put strength training too? Confused so much0 -
Sounds to me like you have bits and pieces of the puzzle but have not put them all together yet.
This is a great read and lays out all the essentials for you.
http://www.acaloriecounter.com/diet/0 -
Just find something you like to do.
Cardio is the optimal way to lose weight, but you'll lose muscle mass if you don't keep up at least some strength training. Plus, more muscle mass = more calories burned at rest.
Also, your post is very vague, so I'd say to do cardio 3x a week strength 2x a week, rest on the 7th. Or just do both cardio and strength 2x a week, and rest twice a week.
So far as strength goes, focus on compound exercises for now (squats, deadlifts, bench press, overhead press, rows, etc) and variations of them. This will help you target multiple muscle groups in one exercise for a shorter time in the gym. Can't really say anything about weight/reps without knowing if you have any strength goals down the line.
Cardio is your own choice. You like to run? Run. You like swimming? Go swim. You like kick boxing? Go kick boxing (or find a tae bo video or whatever). You like zumba? Go do zumba. You get the point. Long as you keep moving, your fine.0
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