Question:
a good exercise plan that will burn body fat and build muscle..?
anonymous
2009-03-08 11:45:52 UTC
hello..i am a 15 male and i am overweight..i need to lose my excess body fat and kee my muscle or preferably build more..and i dont want to be an eegit with too much muscle i just want to tone them up..i have a buzy schedule and dont have acces to a gym etc..i do have weights but nothing to fancy..what im looking for is a diet plan and an excercise plan..or even a website that i can fill in information and it will give me a free plan..
again i really need to build muscle..mostly upper body muscles as i want to start boxing and dont have a strong punch..and i need one before i start..i would love a plan that wil start with a kick start plan and make me loselike 5 poundsand build muscle in like a week..
websites anyone?????????
Three answers:
anonymous
2009-03-11 15:50:54 UTC
Try the Lil Jack workout http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TKCGe2Ezris it works great
anonymous
2016-03-01 01:06:30 UTC
well i would say this mix weight lifting with running or walking monday: jogg 20-30 min and lift for upperbody(arms, chest) tuesday: jogg 20-30 min and lift for lowerbody(abs, legs, back) and then alternate that through friday. rest on the weekend
Alabama personal trainer
2009-03-08 12:08:28 UTC
check out the website below to get additional info and email me with any questions





Try these good nutrition meals. It helped me lose 70 lbs. in 9 months, along with a workout program to help you burn calories and build lean muscle which helps you burn more fat and lean down and tone up. Good luck and email me if you need additional info. I have my clients on this and they love it and lose an average of 2 lbs. a week along with their workouts that I have designed for them. It is important to eat for what you are going to be doing in the next 3 hours. No low carbs if you are going to nap, carbs if you are going to be able to work off that energy.

*eat every 2-3 hours and smaller portions. Eat 5-6 small meals a day

Breakfast

~1 ½ cups high fiber cereal with 1 cup of 1% or 2% milk or soy milk of your choice add ¼ cups of blueberries or strawberries

~ 2 tbsp. of Acai berry juice (20 minutes before every meal ) with Sweet potato and grilled chicken breast

~ 1 cup of low-fat cottage cheese with a piece of whole grain toast ¼ spoon of cinnamon and ¼ spoon of splenda added

~ 1 cup low-fat yogurt with ½ cup of berries of your choice mixed in along with a piece of whole grain toast with peanut butter.

~ 1 grapefruit with 2 tsp. splenda and a slice of whole grain toast with 1 tbsp. peanut butter

~ 1 cup of steel-cut oatmeal/ weight control instant oats from Quaker with ¼ to ½ cup of frozen mixed berries and ½ cup of cottage cheese

~Scrambled eggs with very light cooking spray and any veggies of your choice and a slice of whole grain toast with 1 tbsp. of peanut butter

~ 1 Weight watchers bagel of choice with 2 wedges of laughing cow cheese or low fat cream cheese with sliced strawberries and 1 tsp. splenda

~ Oat bran bagel with cream cheese, 6 oz. of low fat yogurt and cantaloupe

~ 1 c. of high fiber cereal and 1 medium banana

~1 med. banana ¼ c. almond 1 c. yogurt (mix together)

Mid morning/ afternoon snack

~ Imitation crab meat salad with your choice of toppings

~ 1 apple and three graham crackers

~ Peanut butter and low sugar jelly sandwich

~ ½ cup of raw baby carrots, ½ c. of sliced and peeled cucumbers with light ranch dressing

~ 1 100 calorie pack of smart pop popcorn

~ 1 fresh and peeled pear cut in half with 2 tsp. of light mayo and ¼ c. of 2% shredded cheese to go on top

~ ½ c. hummus (homemade if possible) with 1 c. of fresh veggies

~ 1 serving of whey protein

~ 1 serving of casein powder

~ 1 South beach protein bar

~ 1 Fiber 1 bar

~ 1 Lite and fit yogurt with 2 tbsp. of grape nuts mixed in

Lunch and or dinner~ 2-3 slices of fresh low-sodium turkey breast, 1 c. of seedless red grapes, ¼ c. of walnuts or almonds, and a stick of 2% cheese of your choice

~ 1 Weight watchers bagel of choice with 2 wedges of laughing cow cheese or low fat cream cheese with sliced strawberries and 1 tsp. splenda

~ grilled chicken breast, 1/2 c. of brown rice, ½ c. steamed broccoli

~ 1 c. whole grain pasta with small grilled chicken breast tossed in a fresh basil extra virgin olive oil

~ grilled salmon, ½ c. brown rice, and 1 c. steamed zucchini and squash

~ baked flounder, ½ cup of brown rice, and 1 c. of steamed veggies

~grilled lean steak with grilled portabella mushroom caps and a side romaine salad

~Lean hamburger on a rye, pumpernickel or sourdough bun with light condiments and all of the veggies you can handle on it

~ 6 oz. of boiled shrimp, 1 c. whole grain pasta, ½ c. steamed broccoli and 5 sprays of smart balance butter

~Grilled chicken breast romaine salad with your choice of good toppings (include some type of nut)

~ Imitation crab meat salad with your choice of toppings

Nighttime snack (before bed, important to keep blood sugar levels even through the night)

~ 1 serving of whey protein

~ 1 serving of casein powder

~ 1 South beach protein bar

~ 1 Fiber 1 bar

~ 1 apple and three graham crackers with 1 tablespoon smart balance or all natural peanut butter

My workout routine

I do a push pull workout on most days. 3 days a week i do strength training and the other 3 I do 65 minutes cardio moderate speed (3.5- 3.7)for walking on an incline of 1-2. For running, I run at a speed of 4.5-6 mph on an incline of 0-1, with 1 minute of warm-up before I run at 3.5 mph and for at least 5-10 minutes to cool down afterward. I stretch as well for approximately 5 minutes. I take Sundays off to rest and relax. Push pull for example is doing triceps extension with or without a break then doing biceps curls and adding reverse or regular crunches in there to make sure I get abs in and it cuts down on time. I do abs a lot to keep my core strong. I try to get all of the muscles in that area to work together on the same day. Do the amount of weight for what you want to accomplish. Say for toning, lightweight and high reps (15-20) and 3-4 sets. To build muscle, 2-3 sets and 10-12 reps. All beginners need to start with 1-2 sets and 8-10 reps with lightweights. Remember to stretch after you


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