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Tip 31: The Best Exercises for Arms

 

 

Working your arms will give you more than just sexy sculpted biceps: it will help you burn more calories, too!

 

The effect is two-fold. First, you’ll actively burn calories while you do the strength-building exercises. Then, you’ll passively burn more calories after you build more muscle tissue.

 

 

For stronger, leaner arms, try these classic exercises: Push-ups, starting with wall push-ups or knee push-ups if you can’t do a traditional one; Pull-ups; Bicep Curls; Triceps Kickbacks; and Arm Rows.

 

 

You can find illustrated guides online to walk you through these effective exercises. Do them every other day to firm up fast and burn extra calories.

 

Tip 32: The Best Exercises for Legs

 

 

When you’re not giving your arms a workout, you can focus on building stronger legs. Like the arms, the legs can benefit from a host of classic exercises that don’t require any special equipment to do.

 

 

Try these favorites: Squats; Wall-sits; and Walking Lunges. They will firm up your legs and give you more muscle mass, which increases the amount of calories you burn each day.

 

 

Those are examples of exercises you can do anywhere. If you prefer to work your legs at the gym, try Leg Presses; Leg Curls; and the Stair-Climber. Machines that target the adductor and abductor muscles are also a good choice to round out your total leg workout.

 

Tip 33: Sculpt Your Abs to Burn More Calories

 

 

Chiseled abs are a dream for many dieters. While they’re not a realistic goal for everyone (your genetics plays a part in whether or not you can develop visible ab muscles), most people can get them by losing enough body fat and doing the right exercises.

 

 

The best ab-ripping exercises are variations on crunches and leg-lifts. Try these five great moves for sleek abs: The Bicycle Exercise; Vertical Leg Crunch; Long Arm Crunch; Reverse Crunch; and the Plank Position.

 

 

All of those exercises have been listed by the American Council for Exercise as highly effective ways to target your abdominal muscles. None of them require extra equipment, so you can do them in the comfort of your own home. A quick online search will turn up step-by-step guides with photos.

 

 

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Tip 34: Exercising with Kids Underfoot

Tip 35: Burn More Calories While You Run Errands

Tip 36: Calculate your BMR

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Tip 28: How to Walk/Run Your Way to Weight Loss

 



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Walking and running can both have seriously positive effects on your health, but you can burn even more calories by combining the two. Running at 8 mph burns nearly a thousand calories for an individual weighing 160 pounds, but you might not be able to run that fast for that long when you’re just starting out. That’s where interval training can help.

 

 

Interval training involves walking and running at various speeds during each session. For example, you could warm up by walking at a relaxed pace, then walk briskly for 10 minutes, jog for 5, walk for 5, sprint for 3, jog for 5 more, and so forth.

 

 

This keeps your body from becoming complacent. Keep it guessing, and you’ll keep your metabolism in overdrive. Also, because there are periods of relative rest in between your jogs and sprints, you can sustain a walk/run workout longer than a simple run.

 

 

Tip 29: Start Your Day with Yoga

 

 

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Do you ever wake up in the morning feeling stiff and sore? Regularly stretching can help you loosen up. If you do yoga, you’ll even kick-start your metabolism for the day and burn extra calories.

 

 

To start, stretch your neck, shoulders, arms, and legs. You can do this before you even get out of bed. (If you’re not exactly a morning person, stretching can help you wake up faster.)

 

A good early morning yoga routine might start with a few Cat Pose and Child Pose stretches to relax your spine. Then move to Downward Facing Dog before lunging forward into Runner’s Pose. Then do the series in reverse.

 

 

Hold each pose for 8 to 10 breaths, and focus on breathing deeply the whole time. You’ll soon be stretched, relaxed, and ready to tackle your day!

 

 

 

Tip 30: Using Muscle Confusion to Burn Maximum Calories

 

 

 

If you work the same muscle group over and over, you start to get diminishing rewards. Your body grows accustomed to the exercises, and stops working as hard as it should. You can avoid this by using muscle confusion to get in shape fast.

 

 

Muscle confusion involves working different muscle groups on different days. You might work your core on Monday, your arms on Wednesday, and your legs on Friday. In between, you can do cardio sessions to burn more calories while you give your muscles time to repair.

 

 

Switching up your workout routine will help your body develop muscle tissue faster. The more muscle you have, the faster you’ll burn calories – even when you’re relaxing. Put muscle confusion to the test, and you’ll see results fast!

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Tip 31: The Best Exercises for Arms

 

Tip 32: The Best Exercises for Legs

 

Tip 33: Sculpt Your Abs to Burn More Calories

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Tip 25: The Best Diet Plan in the World

 

When you’re choosing a diet plan, the sheer number of options can be a little overwhelming. Will you cut out fat? Carbs? Will you depend on a liquid diet to get you to your weight goal? What about prepackaged meals?

 

Every diet plan has its pros and cons, but there are some factors you really need to consider. In order to work, a diet needs to be a lifestyle change. To stick with a diet for life, you’ll need a plan that keeps you satisfied; incorporates foods from all food groups; is affordable and convenient; and doesn’t leave you feeling deprived.

 

With a little research, you’ll soon discover that the very best diet plan of all is one that you can live with. Persistence is the key to lasting weight loss.

 

 

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Tip 26: Drinking Ice Water to Burn Calories

 

Can you really burn extra calories by drinking ice-cold water? Some dieters believe you can. Their reasoning is that it takes extra energy for the body to heat up the frigid water and digest it, resulting in more calories burned.

 

Dr. Roger Clemens from the USC School of Pharmacy did the math, and as it turns out, you do burn extra calories by drinking ice water – just not very many. In fact, for every 8-ounce glass of freezing water you consume, your body burns about 8 calories to heat the water before digestion.

 

To see a serious benefit from this approach would require you to drink a dangerous amount of water, so it’s not recommended. You’d be better off limiting your calorie intake and getting a little more physical activity.

 

However, drinking 64 ounces of water a day, cold or otherwise, will help you lose weight and get rid of bloating, so drink up!

 

 

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Tip 27: Exercises that Burn the Most Calories Per Hour

 

Some people really enjoy sweating off the pounds. For the rest of us, exercise can get boring. We’d like to spend less time burning more calories!

 

Well, we’re in luck. According to the Mayo Clinic web site, these are some of the most powerful exercises you can do to burn the most calories per hour:

 

Running at 8 miles per hour (986 calories per hour)

 

Rollerblading (913 calories per hour)

 

Tae Kwon Do or Jumping Rope (713 calories per hour)

 

Stair Treadmill (657 calories per hour)

 

Basketball, Jogging, or Singles Tennis (584 calories per hour)

 

Note that these calculations are for a 160 pound person. The more you weigh, the more calories you will burn during an hour of these activities.

 

 

 

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Tomorrow's Tips:

Tip 28: How to Walk/Run Your Way to Weight Loss

Tip 29: Start Your Day with Yoga

Tip 30: Using Muscle Confusion to Burn Maximum Calories

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Tip 22: Low Carb vs Low Fat: Which is Best?

 

 

Dieters have many theories about the healthiest approach to weight loss. Some prefer low-fat diets because they tend to be healthier for the heart and low in calories. Others prefer low-carb diets because they are low in sugar and help ward off blood glucose instability.

 

So which plan is best? The surprising answer is: Neither. Diets that are too low in fat may actually cause you to eat more in an attempt to satisfy your hunger. Fat is satiating, and unsaturated fat is actually good for your heart and cholesterol levels.

Diets that are too low in carbs can leave you feeling depressed, lethargic, and just plain ill. You must also be careful not to eat too much saturated fat while following a low-carb plan. Over time, diets high in unhealthy fats can lead to obesity, heart disease, and cancer.

 

The very best diet plan of all is one you can stick with for life. Therefore, it’s best to take a moderate approach to dieting. Eat fat and carbs, but eat the right ones: complex carbohydrates from whole grain sources, fruits and vegetables; and unsaturated fats from avocados, olive oil, and fish.

 

 

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Tip 23: Why Mini-Meals Rev Your Metabolism

 

 

Think of your metabolism as a sorting machine. Whenever you eat something, your metabolism takes the food and files it under ‘energy’ or ‘stored fat’.

Now imagine what happens when that machine gets bogged down. Eating three large meals a day can throw a wrench into the works. Instead, you can keep your metabolism running smoothly by eating several mini-meals each day.

 

Instead of overloading your metabolism and then giving it long breaks in between meals, mini-meals keep it working all day long. For maximum calorie-burning, never go longer than 2-3 hours between mini-meals.

 

Add some cardio exercise and plenty of water to keep your liver working well, and you’ve got a recipe for weight loss.

 

 

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Tip 24: The Fat-Burning Powers of Protein

 

 

Our lean muscle mass depends on protein for nourishment. Protein contains the building blocks of life, and those building blocks are vital for creating lean muscle mass. Therefore, to build more lean muscle, you’ll need to eat more protein.

 

How does protein help you burn more calories? It’s simple: Muscles burn calories even when they’re at rest. The more muscle mass you have, the more calories you’ll burn around the clock.

Note that women can develop a great deal of lean muscle tissue without looking bulky. So ladies, eat your protein to build muscle and burn more calories than ever!

 

 

 

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Tomorrow's Tips:

 

 

Tip 25: The Best Diet Plan in the World

 

Tip 26: Drinking Ice Water to Burn Calories

 

Tip 27: Exercises that Burn the Most Calories Per Hour

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Tip 19: How “Diet Foods” Make You Fat

 

If you’re on a diet, it makes sense to eat diet foods and drink diet sodas, right? The diet food industry certainly hopes you think so. In reality, diet foods and drinks can be just as bad for you as their regular counterparts.

 

Diet foods come in two main varieties: sugar-free and fat-free. Sugar-free foods are sweetened with artificial sweeteners like aspartame, saccharine, or sucralose. These chemicals taste so sweet that they trigger your body to produce insulin, a chemical that regulates blood glucose levels.

 

But since the foods don’t contain sugar, the insulin doesn’t have anything to do once it’s in your system. This causes hunger and lethargy, and might make you eat much more than you normally would. Over time, your body could become resistant to the excess insulin, paving the way for diabetes.

 

Fat-free foods are typically enhanced with extra sugar and MSGs. These make the foods taste better, but they can raise the blood sugar to unhealthy levels. Foods with no fat content tend to get processed very quickly by the body, leaving you hungry again in short order.

 

 

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Tip 20: Dieting During the Holidays

 

 

Nobody relishes the idea of dieting during the holidays. With so many seasonal treats about (and several days of leftovers), it’s not easy to stick to your plan. But consider the alternative: Eating whatever you want for days on end, and then starting the New Year with extra pounds to lose. Ugh!

 

You can celebrate with family and friends without breaking your diet. First, designate which meals will be “splurge” meals. Indulge without guilt during those meals, and eat sensibly the rest of the time.

 

You can keep yourself on track by filling up on low-calorie snacks before you sit down to a tempting feast. Keep your portions small, and drink plenty of water or tea between bites.

 

Try to stay as active as possible during the holidays. It might not be realistic to hit the gym on a holiday, but do get outside for a nice stroll and maybe a snowball fight or two.

 

 

 

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Tip 21: How to Control Yourself at a Buffet

 

 

“All you can eat!” Those four words are enough to send many dieters into a panic. Unlimited food - and the ability to serve yourself massive portions - is not conducive to losing weight. Still, you can safely navigate a buffet on occasion by following these tips:

 

First, don’t show up hungry. If you’re half-starved when you arrive at the buffet, you’ll be very likely to overeat. Instead, snack on fruit and veggies before you even leave the house, to take the edge off of your hunger.

 

At the buffet, skip the bread basket and fill your plate with salad and vegetables drizzled in a low-calorie dressing. Get some lean protein as well. Look for grilled or roasted meats instead of fried or breaded.

 

Drink water or unsweetened tea, and sip a broth-based soup to help you fill up faster. If you still have room for dessert, have something small like a half-cup of frozen yogurt with fat-free chocolate syrup.

 

 

 

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Tip 22: Low Carb vs Low Fat: Which is Best?

Tip 23: Why Mini-Meals Rev Your Metabolism

Tip 24: The Fat-Burning Powers of Protein



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Tip 16: Enjoy Snacks Under 100 Calories Apiece

It’s been proven that eating several small meals throughout the day can keep your metabolism in overdrive. But how do you eat so much and still manage to come in under your daily calorie allotment? By eating smart snacks under 100 calories.
 

There are many low-calorie fruits and vegetables you can munch on between meals. Cucumber, carrot sticks, celery, and strawberries will satisfy your cravings and deliver healthy vitamins for very few calories. Sugar-free Jell-o cups weigh in at a skinny 10 calories each. Craving cheese? Try low-fat cheese wedges for 35 calories apiece, or part-skim mozzarella sticks for 80 calories.
 

Avoid the 100 calorie packs of cookies and chips you see at the grocery store. They are good for occasional cravings, but they don’t really give you enough food to really satisfy your hunger. Plus, you’d get more nutrients by eating a sweet, crunchy apple or a low-fat yogurt cup.

 

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Tip 17: Savor Desserts Under 200 Calories Each

 

 

Have a sweet tooth? Don’t let your love of desserts sabotage your diet plan! There are plenty of lower calorie alternatives that will satisfy your cravings without straining your skinny jeans.
 

If you’re dying for some ice cream, try a Weight Watchers frozen dessert. They typically clock in under 200 calories each. Or try one of the half-cup servings of real ice cream now available in many grocery stores. The tiny serving size gives you full flavor for a fraction of the calories.
 

For 200 calories, you can have two 100-calorie snack cakes; plenty of sugar-free pudding with whipped topping; or even a slice of fat-free cheesecake. Try chopping up some reduced-calorie pound cake and topping it with strawberries and sugar-free Cool Whip. You’ll have a virtuous strawberry shortcake that tastes like the real thing.
 

While some dieters avoid desserts like the plague, there’s no reason why you can’t indulge as long as you make smart substitutions and control your portion sizes.
 

 

 

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Tip 18: Fill Up on Low-Glycemic Fruits

 

Along with vegetables, fruit is one of the healthiest foods you can eat. But all fruits are not created equal. Some are very high in sugar, which can lead to blood glucose spikes and crashes, excessive hunger, and persistent sugar cravings.
 

If you’re limiting your sugar intake, and especially if you have a health condition like diabetes, it’s a good idea to eat mostly low-glycemic fruits. These fruits don’t contain as much sugar, so they don’t stimulate the body to produce as much insulin – a chemical that, among other things, makes you hungrier.
 

In general, berries and melon are quite low in sugar when compared to other fruits. Papayas, lemons, limes, peaches, and nectarines have a low to medium sugar content. Apples also have moderate sugar, but their fiber content makes them a healthy choice. Avoid figs, bananas, mangos, and tangerines. They tend to be very high in sugar.

 

 

 

 

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Tip 19: How “Diet Foods” Make You Fat

Tip 20: Dieting During the Holidays

Tip 21: How to Control Yourself at a Buffet

 

 

 

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Tip 13: Eating to Heal Your Metabolism

 

Have you spent years trying one diet after another? Have you lost weight – and regained it – more times than you can count? Do you find it nearly impossible to lose weight, even when you drastically reduce your calories? If so, your metabolism might be sluggish due to chronic dieting.

 

Luckily, the way you eat can actually heal your metabolism. Instead of eating three large meals a day, as many of us were taught to do, you can keep your metabolism in high gear by eating 6 small meals throughout the day. Eat at or just below the recommended caloric intake for someone of your weight. You might see a small initial weight gain when you start to eat this way, but soon the pounds will begin to vanish.

 

Be sure to drink plenty of water, too. It will keep your kidneys from becoming overburdened and prevent them from calling on your liver for backup. When the liver has to act as a secondary filtration system, it isn’t doing its primary job of metabolizing fat – and the pounds will pile on as a result.

 

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Tip 14: The Facts about Fasting

 

People fast for various reasons. While fasting has been a persistent approach to weight loss for countless years, the fact is that any rapid weight loss that comes from fasting is only temporary.

A lot of the initial weight loss comes from a reduction in food intake. We get quite a bit of our fluids from food, so when we don’t eat, we lose water weight. Losing water is not the same as losing fat, and the water weight you lose during a fast will come back when you start eating again.

 

As it turns out, fasting isn’t even necessary. Some people claim that it helps to give the body a break every now and then, but as long as the body is in good health, it is amazingly efficient.

If you decide to go on a fast, try doing a raw or whole food fast. This involves giving up fast food, processed foods, and even cooked foods for several days at a time. You will get plenty of nutrition without the chemical additives that so many of us have sensitivities to. Drink plenty of clean, pure water during your fast, and you will feel better in no time!

 

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Tip 15: The Dangers of Trans Fats

 

 

Did you know that many of your favorite baked goods contain a dangerous substance called trans fat? It’s true; margarine, cakes, cookies, and even breakfast cereal can give you an unhealthy dose of this harmful fat.

Why is trans fat so bad for you? Unlike heart-healthy unsaturated fat, trans fats actually clog your arteries, raise your bad cholesterol, and lower your good cholesterol level. This triple-whammy is responsible for thousands of heart attacks each year. In fact, trans fats are so dangerous that experts predict the health care industry would save $56 billion over the next 20 years if trans fats were eliminated from all foods.

 

You can protect yourself from trans fats by reading the labels of the food you buy. If you see margarine or hydrogenated oil on the ingredient list, the food contains trans fat.

 

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Tomorrow's Tips:

Tip 16: Enjoy Snacks Under 100 Calories Apiece

Tip 17: Savor Desserts Under 200 Calories Each

Tip 18: Fill Up on Low-Glycemic Fruits