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I would recommend doing both! Maybe try circuit training? Do you have any plans about how and/or where you're going to complete your workouts?
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Try some form of circuit training that incorporates both lifting and some cardio/plyometrics. I would recommend one of Jillian Michael's workout DVD's if you have the space to do a quick workout at home. I've tried and liked 30 Day Shred, Ripped in 30, and Hard Body. She also has a DVD that is mostly strength training…
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Low fat cottage cheese makes an excellent side; high in protein. The only negative is the sodium content.
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Nice post! Thanks for sharing!
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Doctor's aren't always right about everything. I would suggest talking with your doctor about your concerns, asking him to explain in detail why he wants you to take this medication and how it works. Also, get a second and/or third opinion. If you doctor is an M.D., I would suggest getting a second opinion from another…
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I did 30DS first and now I'm doing Ripped in 30. I love it; it's a great workout in 30 minutes. I also have NMTZ, BFBM, 6W6P, and her new kickboxing one. I've done a little from each of these off and on as well; they are all very good. So, when I finish Ripped in 30 I'll move onto one of the others or a combination of…
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Yeah, I love iced tea. It's my "go-to" drink in the summer. =) You should try making the Tazo Refresh tea iced and slightly sweetened. So freaking good!
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Passion Tea Lemonade can be also be made on a "single cup" basis by brewing 1 tea bag in 3-4 oz. hot water, steeping for 5-6 minutes. When finished, pour over tall glass full with ice. Squeeze in juice from 2-3 lemon wedges (more or less lemon juice to make to your liking). Sweeten with your choice of sweetener. To keep…
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@ DreamShadows: Awww.....hedgehog! I so want one! =)
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You could try stevia extract sweetener, such as Stevia In The Raw or Truvia. It's an all natural zero calorie sweetener from the stevia plant.
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Mmm...looks yummy! I'll definitely have to make this!
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Just fixing above posters img.
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Here's my babies Simba: Gizmo: Gibbson: All together now! Love my kitties!
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Hey. Maybe it would help if you set some goals outside of just weight loss? You could set a fitness goal; like you could decide "I want to complete Jillian Michaels 30 Day Shred" or something along these lines. I think this might help to keep you motivated by providing something other than just the number on the scale for…
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I take One-A-Day Women's Complete Multivitamin. Edit to add: Applying Arnica gel to your bruises may help them heal faster. =)
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Bags of frozen chicken breast tenders aren't that expensive. They're convenient because they have a longer "shelf life", can be cooked in advance and eaten throughout the week in different recipes/meals, and are a low calorie source of protein. Watch for sales on fresh fruits/veggies, comparing store prices. Try to buy…
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Or you could substitute peanut butter with PB2. Maybe mix the PB2 powdered peanut butter with vanilla or honey flavored greek yogurt to add some protein to the snack too! :smile:
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Fresh veggies are lower in calories and fill me up (high in fiber). Try raw broccoli, baby carrots, celery sticks, etc. =)
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I think this about sums it up: 1) Chobani or Fage Greek yogurt 2) Cottage cheese 3) Chicken (of many forms/varieties) 4) Canned chunk white albacore tuna (in water) 5) Baby carrots 6) Celery hearts 7) Blueberries 8) Apples 9) Kashi GoLean Crunch cereal 10) Honey
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Level 1: Anterior raises with side lunge Level 2: Pendulum lunges Level 3: Haven't done it yet, so answer is TBD. Good luck everyone and keep shredding! =)
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Prepare 1 serving of Quaker Oat Bran Hot Cereal using water. Stir in 1 serving of chocolate protein powder. Sweeten with sweetener of choice (I prefer splenda or stevia in the raw). Add a little extra liquid (can be more water, milk, almond milk, etc.) to acheive desired consistency. Delicious high protein breakfast that…
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Pendulum lunges! Ugh.
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Greek yogurt or cottage cheese. I mix mine with fresh fruit (ex: sliced strawberries, blueberries, sliced banana, sliced apple, dried cranberries, raisins, etc.) and a crunchy whole grain cereal (like Kashi GoLean Crunch). =)
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Jillian Michaels work out DVD's! 30 Day Shred, Ripped in 30, 6 Week 6 Pack, Kickbox FastFix, No More Trouble Zones, Banish Fat Boost Metabolism...these are all great workouts that you can do at home and range in length from 20 minutes to 45-60ish minutes.
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Maybe you could try Denise Austin Daily Dozen? I find Denise kind of annoying, but it's a decent short workout for a beginner. =)
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Nuts and natural nut butters are a good way to increase your calories without having to eat a bunch of additional food. Also, if you are having a hard time reaching your calories but aren't hungry enough to eat more, then you should be eating more nutritionally/calorie dense foods during meals. Avoiding "light" versions of…
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Plank exercises.