Earlier today I did a workout and it consist of a:
15 minute jog
3x12 bench press
4x10 dumbbell press
3x10 decline bench press
3x10 weighted decline push ups
3x10 weighted triceps' dips
3x10 triceps' extensions
5x5 close grip bench
Friday, May 30, 2014
Fitness Research
http://www.muscleandfitness.com/nutrition/lose-fat/burn-fat-fast-eating-plan?page=2
I was doing some research on fitness meal plans and I came across this. It gives you tips on what you could do and eat and how you can stay on track with your meal plan. Meal plans and good nutrition is just as important as working out if not more important. If you are working your butt off at the gym but coming home and eating a bunch of crap then you aren't going to get half the results that you wanted. If you eat well and workout correct and really hard at the gym then you will most definitely get the results that you want.
I was doing some research on fitness meal plans and I came across this. It gives you tips on what you could do and eat and how you can stay on track with your meal plan. Meal plans and good nutrition is just as important as working out if not more important. If you are working your butt off at the gym but coming home and eating a bunch of crap then you aren't going to get half the results that you wanted. If you eat well and workout correct and really hard at the gym then you will most definitely get the results that you want.
Fitness and Me
The reason why I take fitness, weight lifting, and nutrition so serious is because in my family there has been a lot of people who have been diagnosed with diabetes. My grandma had 11 kids, 9 of which were women and two men. 4 of my aunts and 1 of my uncles have already been diagnosed with diabetes along with my grandma and grandpa. So for me I figured that if I choose to eat bad now and not practice any good eating habits then I will most likely get diabetes at a young age as well. So that's why I have started incorporating those good habits into my life right now. Not only is working out and eating good healthy for me but it has many more perks, like for instance it gives me more energy every day. I haven't been working out for long but I can already see an impact it has made on me just in the past few months. If I could pursue fitness as a career path I would love it, but I have a lot of work to do if I want to become reality.
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