How to get a six pack by eating the right food
Personal trainer Glenn Hill - Newcastle
01913874222
So here goes: This blog contains some of my best tips here which will help you get in the shape of your life. Easy tips which you can employ simply.
Eat regularly: Eating healthy snacks regularly staves off hunger and stops you gorging on fatty meals. You also stop your body’s natural tendency to store fat when it thinks there’s no food on the way. Five meals is best, then if not four meals and so on.
Calories counting: If you want to lose fat you have to burn off more calories through exercise and activity than you are consuming with food. The average amount of calories a day we burn just to stay alive is between 1500-2500, this is your basal metabolic rate, the energy you use no matter what you’re doing, even when sleeping, than add any extra burnt off through exercise. If you eat 500 calories less per day, you will lose around a pound of fat per week. You can use a great app download called myfitnesspal which tells you the calories in food and helps track food and weight.
Protein: Protein is vital for repairing muscles damaged by exercise and making them stronger again. It also takes more energy to process than other foods, so it’s less likely to be turned into fat. Aim to eat 1g of protein per kilo of body weight per day, 2g if you are doing some serious Bodybuilding. Good sources include meat, fish, eggs and dairy.
Eat Leafy Greens: when you exercise you put a lot of strain on your body’s immune system. It can be kept in the best condition possible with the antioxidants found in leafy greens and dark coloured fruits and vegetables.
Drink Water: Water is very important to keep you hydrated during exercise but it also helps to stave off those hunger pains and prevents the body hanging on to fat stores.
Eat the Right Fats: Your body actually needs fat to function properly, around 30%. Make sure you are getting the healthy kind such as those found in fish, olive oil, nuts and seeds. Limit your intake of artery-clogging saturated fats found in red meat and trans fatty acids found in processed foods such as cakes and biscuits.
Drink Green Tea: Green tea has been known to contain a whole host of health-giving properties. One is the ability to help your body digest fat stores.
Avoid Alcohol: Alcohol contain empty calories, which means the calories you consume with alcohol go straight into the body without providing any real nutritional or health benefit. Your body has no method of storing alcohol instead it will try and remove the alcohol and during this time your fat burning process is turned off.
Avoid Ready Meals: ‘Reduced Fat’ or ‘Low Fat’ this is what the label reads, this often means the product has very little fat but has a loads of sugar and salt instead to add flavor. Sugar is the main reason why we get fat in the first place, it’s the sugar that gets turned to fat in the body that makes us fat and we all know the having to much salt in the diet is bad for us, which can raise your blood pressure, which puts you at increased risk of health problems such as heart disease and stroke.
So enjoy some extra help when it comes to losing weight or getting rthe body of your dreams. Personal Trainer Glenn is the number one female weight loss expert in Newcastle and County Durham.
If you would like a little help please get in touch:
Glenn (health geek) Hill
How to get a six pack by eating the right food
Personal trainer Glenn Hill - Newcastle
01913874222
So here goes: This blog contains some of my best tips here which will help you get in the shape of your life. Easy tips which you can employ simply.
Eat regularly: Eating healthy snacks regularly staves off hunger and stops you gorging on fatty meals. You also stop your body’s natural tendency to store fat when it thinks there’s no food on the way. Five meals is best, then if not four meals and so on.
Calories counting: If you want to lose fat you have to burn off more calories through exercise and activity than you are consuming with food. The average amount of calories a day we burn just to stay alive is between 1500-2500, this is your basal metabolic rate, the energy you use no matter what you’re doing, even when sleeping, than add any extra burnt off through exercise. If you eat 500 calories less per day, you will lose around a pound of fat per week. You can use a great app download called myfitnesspal which tells you the calories in food and helps track food and weight.
Protein: Protein is vital for repairing muscles damaged by exercise and making them stronger again. It also takes more energy to process than other foods, so it’s less likely to be turned into fat. Aim to eat 1g of protein per kilo of body weight per day, 2g if you are doing some serious Bodybuilding. Good sources include meat, fish, eggs and dairy.
Eat Leafy Greens: when you exercise you put a lot of strain on your body’s immune system. It can be kept in the best condition possible with the antioxidants found in leafy greens and dark coloured fruits and vegetables.
Drink Water: Water is very important to keep you hydrated during exercise but it also helps to stave off those hunger pains and prevents the body hanging on to fat stores.
Eat the Right Fats: Your body actually needs fat to function properly, around 30%. Make sure you are getting the healthy kind such as those found in fish, olive oil, nuts and seeds. Limit your intake of artery-clogging saturated fats found in red meat and trans fatty acids found in processed foods such as cakes and biscuits.
Drink Green Tea: Green tea has been known to contain a whole host of health-giving properties. One is the ability to help your body digest fat stores.
Avoid Alcohol: Alcohol contain empty calories, which means the calories you consume with alcohol go straight into the body without providing any real nutritional or health benefit. Your body has no method of storing alcohol instead it will try and remove the alcohol and during this time your fat burning process is turned off.
Avoid Ready Meals: ‘Reduced Fat’ or ‘Low Fat’ this is what the label reads, this often means the product has very little fat but has a loads of sugar and salt instead to add flavor. Sugar is the main reason why we get fat in the first place, it’s the sugar that gets turned to fat in the body that makes us fat and we all know the having to much salt in the diet is bad for us, which can raise your blood pressure, which puts you at increased risk of health problems such as heart disease and stroke.
So enjoy some extra help when it comes to losing weight or getting rthe body of your dreams. Personal Trainer Glenn is the number one female weight loss expert in Newcastle and County Durham.
If you would like a little help please get in touch:
Glenn (health geek) Hill
How to get a six pack by eating the right food
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