Thursday, August 4, 2011

5 Questions To Ask Of Any Health And Fitness Fad



At this time of year the media was full of fitness and diet information, eager to feed the masses of people who over indulge during the festive period and looking to get in shape for summer. However, there are so many choices and so many conflicting claims: eat fewer calories - not count calories, exercise 6 times a week - twice a week is enough, weight training is essential - training with weights will bulk you up, aerobic must - aerobic training is overrated ....

Its no wonder people are confused. With this in mind I wanted to write a short article that breaks down all the nonsense, all the hocus pocus and gives you a simple fact that you can use as a reference to any fitness craze may be about to embark on.

1)
Is it really possible to "lose 2 stone in 4 weeks" or "drop a dress size in 3 hours," these statements are grounded in truth? Does firm evidence to back this up? Every organization whether it be fitness, slimming club, personal trainers, etc. should have sufficient list of testimonials with photos. If someone is doing a service then they should not have problems to prove that

2)
Is my grandparents have access to? It seems like a strange statement, but bear with me. If a fitness product, or diet and so was not around when grandparents were young then stay away from him. Our older generations have lower rates of obesity, heart problems and higher life expectancy (Confiscation of infant mortality and the war) to name just a few. Foods containing ingredients I can pronounce and machines that would not look out of place in Star Trek are new inventions and our bodies do not know how to deal with them. Body weight exercises and walking around yet they are as long as we have.

3)
Spot reduction is impossible (for the most part) of any product or expert promises to inches away from certain areas of the body bending the truth. The only way to control where our body stores fat (eg, back of hands or waist) to resolve any hormonal imbalance, which is encouraging for the storage of fat in the području.Stroj that blast your abs and zaps their hands, or any exercise you said to reduce fat in certain areas, does not affect the hormone system enough to change anything. Hormonal balance requires lifestyle changes, diet changes, exercise changes, and stress reduction, rather than Ab crisis 3000th

4)
Perfection kills momentum. Sometimes pouring over the fitness magazine itself confusing fat ratio of carbohydrates to eat, or exactly how many seconds of rest, and should take between burst intervals, not the best thing to do. You should definitely do some research on class, diet, etc. are about to start, but sometimes it is best to just get out there and start. By the time you decide exactly what fitness regimen will go on, you have to be talked out of it. No longer considering making an excuse or, start now.

5)
Motivation is external, but motivation is internal. I know you can motivate each client to exercise and push yourself to the limit, and I know I can motivate someone to live a healthier lifestyle, but it takes inspiration from the inside in order to facilitate these changes. If you are not totally focused on achieving your health and fitness goals no matter what fitness service, or start a diet ... It is used to do.

If you want a formula that actually does the book a meeting with a local personal trainer and start seeing results.

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