QUOTE(donizback @ Apr 11 2016, 11:43 AM)
I started and stopped my workouts 3 times in the past 8 months. One of the reasons being that once I do the workouts for nearly a month, I try to increase the intensity but I can't cope up with it. I get tired and feel like not working out at all.
Also, I don't have any idea what food should I avoid eating. What should my diet plan be? I don't wanna jump into protein packs and all because I am doing my workouts at home (just basic stuff). Before I join a proper gym, I wanna make sure I have enough stamina and I am already good enough for hardcore stuff.
About me:
I am roughly 65-68 kilos, almost 180-182 centimeters.
Any sifus who can guide me?
Thank you very much.
2. The most fundamental foods you should avoid for whatever reasons are those that you know that is bad for health. Sugar (candy, ice cream, dessert, etc), fried food (fried chicken, fried whatever, etc), high calories (burger, etc. It's not a must to deal with protein pack and stuff unless you want serious mass. Just focus on the basic of take more veggie, take more fruits, drink more water and that will do.
If your job causes you insufficient sleep, that would affect alot because the key for performance and good body condition heavily depending on good night sleep. Without a good night sleep, whatever perfect workout plan would go down to the drain.
May 1 2016, 08:57 PM

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