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 Warrior diet on weekdays & 16:8 IF on weekend, Sharing My Weight Loss Journey

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internaldisputes
post May 2 2018, 01:59 PM

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Congrats on the weight loss so far! What's on 18th June that you want to set your goal at that date? Your birthday?

It's a common thing that after awhile our body will adapt to our new diet and will try to fight against it. What you are doing to body your right now is basically starving itself from your previous diet, so it is trying to retain as much fat as possible.

I think what you can do to push through the barrier is to amp out on your workouts. Whenever you lose fat, it is converted to water (sweat) and carbon dioxide (heavy breathing) so it is important to perform workouts that will achieve those things. There are plenty of bodyweight exercises you can perform if you don't want to go to the gym.

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post May 3 2018, 12:57 AM

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QUOTE(Mestar @ May 2 2018, 02:26 PM)
18.6.18 will be my big day smile.gif

I'm getting married on that day.

Thanks for your input & currently, I am slowly trying to do the '7 minutes workout' tht I found in youtube & it is quite hard to disciplined myself on daily basis coz:-

a. Not a morning person. So I usually just do the workout during nite before taking a bath.
b. Laziness factor coz of stress & tension during work so i tend to be lazy after work.

I have started the 7 minutes workout since last Sunday but have skipped yesterday because of the labour day holiday.... sad.gif

It consist of the following:-

1. Jumping Jacks.
2. Wall squats.
3. Push ups.
4. Crunches.
5. Step up.
6. Squats.
7. Triceps dips.
8. Plank.
9. High knee run.
10. Lunges.
11. Side plank.
12. Push ups with rotation.

30 seconds with each exercise with a 10 seconds break in between. Managed to do 1 set only for now.
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That's cool! Is your fiance into fitness and stuff? Maybe you can drag her along for your workouts just to give some added motivation. I always see couple working out together at the gym and I'm pretty envious of them.

Anyway, remember how long it takes for you to get used to your new diet. It will take roughly the same time to get used to your new workout routine. Don't give up. You can do it!


 

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