Give your opinion on my first week back at training

techsta
Posts: 1
So I've recently gotten back on the bandwagon and have worked out 5 times since last Sunday, burning the following:
Sun 14 Apr: Treadmill, run/jog 30 mins- 400 cals
Tue 16 Apr: Treadmill, run/jog 30 mins - 400 cals
Wed 17 Apr: Outside run/jog 35 mins - 417 cals
Sat 20 Apr: Treadmill/Elliptical trainer 30 minutes - 297 cals
Sun 21 Apr: Treadmill faster run/job 35 minutes - 510 cals
There is no weight training yet
a) because I need to get a PT first to retrain me (I feel like I could be doing it wrong and don't want to give myself screwy posture)
b) I would like to focus on cardio intially and getting back to some sort of fitness level
Previously I was doing no exercise , simply walking to and from work (20 min walk per day in total)
I am trying to keep my calories to no more than 1400, but finding it really hard to give up alcohol.
Currently my carb/fat/protein split is 47% / 25% / 28%
Any recommendations? Suggestions? Looking to shift weight as quickly as possible.
Sun 14 Apr: Treadmill, run/jog 30 mins- 400 cals
Tue 16 Apr: Treadmill, run/jog 30 mins - 400 cals
Wed 17 Apr: Outside run/jog 35 mins - 417 cals
Sat 20 Apr: Treadmill/Elliptical trainer 30 minutes - 297 cals
Sun 21 Apr: Treadmill faster run/job 35 minutes - 510 cals
There is no weight training yet
a) because I need to get a PT first to retrain me (I feel like I could be doing it wrong and don't want to give myself screwy posture)
b) I would like to focus on cardio intially and getting back to some sort of fitness level
Previously I was doing no exercise , simply walking to and from work (20 min walk per day in total)
I am trying to keep my calories to no more than 1400, but finding it really hard to give up alcohol.
Currently my carb/fat/protein split is 47% / 25% / 28%
Any recommendations? Suggestions? Looking to shift weight as quickly as possible.
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Good job on getting into a fitness program. Kudos!
I think if you're looking to drop weight and you're happy with what you're doing, then continue onward. But you're right that you'll want to incorporate some resistance training. I guess I would suggest alternating between steady-state cardio with HIIT cardio or plyometrics. I think you'll burn more bodyfat this way (than just steady-state cardio).
Continued success on achieving your fitness goals!0
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