Comments on: Gym Equipment For Total Body Fitness http://wendellbullard.com/strength-and-conditioning/gym-equipment-for-total-body-fitness Civilize the Mind, But Make Savage the Body Fri, 06 May 2011 20:35:47 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: yomega_girl2003 http://wendellbullard.com/strength-and-conditioning/gym-equipment-for-total-body-fitness/comment-page-1#comment-1890 yomega_girl2003 Sun, 07 Mar 2010 00:37:59 +0000 http://wendellbullard.com/strength-and-conditioning/gym-equipment-for-total-body-fitness#comment-1890 try getting some in home dvd's to help you get some ideas for workouts without the gym. It's cheaper that way too. Taebo works wonders (burns lots of calories in a short amount of time). Cut your calories to about 1300- 1500 per day and work off about an extra 300-550 calories. The rest are burned off with daily activity. Eat lots of fiber and protein to build muscle and feel full. But eat a balanced amount (food pyramid) of everything. Try multivitamins too. The lack of these can cause cravings for foods that have too much of a certain nutrient that are also unhealthy. Good luck!<br><b>References : </b><br> try getting some in home dvd’s to help you get some ideas for workouts without the gym. It’s cheaper that way too. Taebo works wonders (burns lots of calories in a short amount of time).

Cut your calories to about 1300- 1500 per day and work off about an extra 300-550 calories. The rest are burned off with daily activity. Eat lots of fiber and protein to build muscle and feel full. But eat a balanced amount (food pyramid) of everything. Try multivitamins too. The lack of these can cause cravings for foods that have too much of a certain nutrient that are also unhealthy.

Good luck!
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]]> By: Lefwyne http://wendellbullard.com/strength-and-conditioning/gym-equipment-for-total-body-fitness/comment-page-1#comment-1889 Lefwyne Sat, 06 Mar 2010 19:35:31 +0000 http://wendellbullard.com/strength-and-conditioning/gym-equipment-for-total-body-fitness#comment-1889 <b>What fitness equipment and plan would you recommend for this situation?</b><br>Hi, I'm a Uni student with a plan to spend at least 30mins a day on a home exercise programme (can't afford the gym). I'd like to slim down, build up my upper body muscles and trim/tone my stomach (I'm short 5' 5" if that's relevant); practically full body really. I used to ride a bike extensively for 2 years which built up my legs but its no longer convenient in the city. Ideally I'm looking for fairly inexpensive (<£100 total) equipment and a plan that will help me achieve this. So far I own a set of 15kg dumbells. Any advice including diet would be great, thanks. What fitness equipment and plan would you recommend for this situation?
Hi, I’m a Uni student with a plan to spend at least 30mins a day on a home exercise programme (can’t afford the gym). I’d like to slim down, build up my upper body muscles and trim/tone my stomach (I’m short 5′ 5" if that’s relevant); practically full body really. I used to ride a bike extensively for 2 years which built up my legs but its no longer convenient in the city. Ideally I’m looking for fairly inexpensive (<£100 total) equipment and a plan that will help me achieve this. So far I own a set of 15kg dumbells. Any advice including diet would be great, thanks.

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