What’s Good and What’s Not to Trim your Tummy
August 24, 2009 Filed Under: Abs Training
Melting those pounds can be difficult especially when time is not on your side. Losing the baby fat doesn’t have to be mindless boring hours jogging around a track or simply subsisting on a handful of almonds. In the health and fitness circles, here’s the “low down” at what’s Hot and what’s Not when you wany to trim your tummy.
1. Cardiovascular Workouts
What’s Hot: Interval training is where it’s at when you want to strengthen your heart and shed pounds. If you are going for a hike or even a walk, try and speed up your stride every few minutes to increase your heart rate. By always challenging your workout you are able to mix it up enough to trim your tummy.
What’s Not: Long winded runs on a treadmill will not get the results if your body is in its comfort zone. Instead your body gets used to the pace and your heart rate stays at a plateau during your cardio. You may be burning some calories but not challenging your system to burn off the reserve fats it holds. Break out of doing the same workout routine and trimming your tummy will be effortless.
2. You are what you Eat
What’s Hot: The classics never fade and that is the key when choosing your life long commitment to eating healthy. Moderation is the best basis for your diet to trim your tummy. You don’t have to cut out an essential food item like carbs or sugars out all together, just keep them in check. Make sure you don’t substitute real raw sugar for high fructose cornstarch or whole grain bread loafs for simulated white loafs.
What’s Not: Extreme low-calorie diets is like taking one step forward and three steps backward when you are trying to trim your tummy. If you go on a fad diet like cabbage soup for a week, then you are depriving yourself of nutrients causing your body’s metabolism to slow down within that week. So when you finally return to eating normally your body stores the food you eat because it thinks it’s still in starvation mode. Starvating yourself with a fad diet usually ends up in you gaining more weight back more quickly than it took to lose it and messing up your metabolism.
We don’t have to re-invent the weightloss wheel and we don’t have to believe the diet hype and spend tons of cash on decadent exercise machines or diet plans. The ability to trim your tummy isn’t a new invention like these fad diets or exercise routines. We can take a history lesson from the women came before us who lived without the excesses and conveniences of our modern world – they ate less processed food and they had less sedentary lifestyles. So, live a healthy lifestyle by eating right and exercising regularly and save your money.
It’s high time to burn the baby fat and stop procrastinating! Get your pre-baby body back by breaking your bad habits and lose pregnancy weight fast by living a healthy lifestyle. Teresa Brown writes about women’s health and wellness to cultivate more awareness.




















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