Precision Nutrition Elimination Diet FAT LOSS It’s a Great Start!
Here’s a great start to fat loss!
http://www.precisionnutrition.com/elimination-diet-infographic
Reasons Traditional Health Clubs Suck #438
Maybe this has happened to you.
Perhaps it has happened to one your loved ones.
Either way, to a fault, its gravity’s dilemma, and health club owners, staffers and lucky witnesses should be holding this unconquerable force accountable.
But in a P.C. world you can’t be a material girl and have your cake and eat your shoes too!
Well fuck you I’m eating shoes today Starla!
And I’m going to begin with the ones I use to deadlift #almightydrop #wasthatadisc #icrushoncreatine. When I am finished digesting them and passing said #funkychunky I will create you the greatest caloric blended gut wrenching protein shake of your life Globo-Gym! #howdoesmyinnerliningtaste
Accompanying footage can be seen below, thank you and good night:
BelleyFit Training – Boston – Marshfield, Massachusetts – South Shore
“Take Pride In How Far You Have Come,
And Have Faith In How Far You Can Go.”
Truer words have never been written, or spoken.
To embrace the challenges, overcome them, and move forward enlightened with your efforts is an overwhelming emotion. It is no coincidence that these obstacle races and events have blasted off into the mainstream.
They are empowering.
They are enlightening.
They are awakening.
You can test yourself among a myriad of skill and fitness, physical and cerebral movements, toward a better, fitter, stronger, more intelligent you.
I will never forget my first obstacle based event. I was 15, Sophmore year of high school. I was part of a youth leadership/betterment group and we took our chances against an outward bound course on an island off of Boston, Massachusetts.
I remember helping everyone, being a bridge for others or a cargo net-of-self to help my peers over walls and cross traverses. I remember feeling powerful within. I remember the moment of feeling Alpha. I remember the pride. I remember sitting on the steps of our city stoop after school that day and not being able to contain myself about it to my mother. Rambling and rambling as cars drove past, myself shirtless, scratches and scars, the sun still radiating heat off the pavement city street.
That feeling fortunately came back to me in 2009 at a little unknown event aiding my friend Mike in the Peak Races summer Death Race in Pittsfield, Vermont. There I met Andy and Joe. There I rediscovered something I loved to belong to.
Since that day in Vermont there has been no looking back.
I’ve entered dozens of events, ranked high in the Reebok Spartan Elite Series, been having fun with other courses like Metro Dash and REI Muddy Buddy. My girlfriend Alicia and I even snagged a first place finish in Atlanta/Conyers, Georgia as partners in crime, “Team Thunder-buddies For Life” at a Muddy Buddy.
All in all having good fun with family, friends, clients and anyone else I can share the experience with and help along the finish line. And sometimes, I’ve been helped by these same folk.
That is the greatest thing about these events. They bring people together. Unlike running, or a triathlon there is a real sense of family and help with one another. Everyone is embracing the suck together, therefore, everyone helps one another move through the suck.
And there may not be one true way to train for these events, as they are ever changing, but there is absolutely a way to strengthen yourself to accept and conquer the challenges these events pose.
Fortunately, I’ve been through and experienced the suck, some of the worst (Winter, Summer, Mexico, Team) Death Races, ultra marathons, marathons, and although I may not have finished all of my goals, I DNF’d far beyond what most would endure, and I attribute that to my training style and methods within the walls of 32 Riverside Drive, Pembroke, Massachusetts. Of course some of our training also takes place on hills and mountains, trails and streets, beaches and playgrounds, but the majority takes place at 32 Riverside.
If you’ve been playing with these events, and are ready to take it to the next level, improve your time, improve your ability to handle the pain, improve your ability to navigate the course like you belong on it, then I would love to help you bridge to the other side,
Interested athletes/racers/trainees need only send an email to rob@rbfit.com
From there we can work together to get your body in the best shape possible to crush these events, head on, and find a little more about yourself, than you already know…
I know I continually find the better version of myself out there in the earth, wind and mist.
Please advise, nothing in life “worth attaining” is simple. It takes work. Hard work, And I dig the brilliant minutes of it.
Happy New Year – 5 Awesomely Easy Tips for 2013!!
Wishing everyone, our clients, supporters, family, friends and subscribers a happy and wonderful New Year in 2013!
Train hard, eat smart and take time for recovery.
Recovery is probably one of the most overlooked, and underused portions of fitness and health.
- Aim to stretch 10 minutes a day
- Choose the muscles that are tightest (traps if your neck hurts, delts if your shoulders bother you)
- Aim to drink 64 ounces through the day. If you can do more awesome, if not, you will live 😉
- Add one extra 4 minute workout of “body weight only” exercises. it’ll do wonders for your health
- Sign up for one event each season
Live the dream you want, create the future you’ll love
Rob
PS – For those of who are studio clients, here’s a link again to our five 2013 updates!
http://archive.aweber.com/trainingfamily/FdMSc/h/5_Exciting_Studio.htm
For Mary… Vanilla Protein Shakes
This one is for Mary!
And of course anyone else at the studio who uses vanilla protein powder in their shakes.
Remember you can spice up and trick out vanilla beyond water and ice cubes.
I personally blend with a Vita-Mix, as does Alicia, they are fantastic blenders and you can create narly stuff with them, but none the less, you can also make any of these with any commercial blender.
I also must admit I’m more of a chocolate man, but, after reading these I may have to filter in a tub of vanilla soon!
Here are some shake recipes I found and altered a tiny bit from Sherdog Forums and Pimp My Protein Shake:
http://pimpmyproteinshake.blogspot.com/2009/05/carrot-cake-post-workout-protein-shake.html
http://www.sherdog.net/forums/f15/unofficial-sherdog-protein-shake-recipes-how-thread-430362/
From Pimp My Protein Shake.com
The ‘I Read Food & Wine Magazine’ Ultra Deluxe Version Carrot Cake Shake:
29-58 grams Vanilla Protein Powder
Liquid (Water/Milk/Almond Breeze Unsweetened Vanilla Almond Milk)
1/8 – 1/4 Teaspoon vanilla extract (depending on your protein powder)
A few drops up to 1/8 Teaspoon butter extract
A few drops up to 1/8 Teaspoon walnut extract
1/4 Teaspoon maple extract
1/4 cup (dry measured) oatmeal, preferably cooked, cooled and frozen (into cubes or Tablespoons – otherwise you will have a giant frozen chunk and your blender will hate you.)
1/2 – 1 cup shredded carrots
Sweetener to taste – stevia (such as NuNaturals), powdered erythritol or splenda
Ice cubes
1/2 up to 1 Teaspoon Apple Pie Spice (depending on how spicey you like it…)
Pinch of all natural sea salt (helps bring out the sweetness)
Optional: 1 Tablespoon of cream cheese
Optional: pinch of turmeric for color
From Sherdog Forums:
Iced Coffee Super Shake
2 cups Iced Coffee
58 grams Vanilla Protein Powder
1 tsp Flax Oil
6 dark chocolate covered espresso beans
A touch of cinammon
Tropical Power Super Shake
1 cup Water
1 Banana
1/2 cup Fresh Pineappple, Frozen
58 grams Vanilla Protein Powder
1/2 cup Nonfat Plain Yogurt
1 tbsp Ground Flax Seeds
1/4 cup Unsweetened Coconut Flakes
Banana Mango Berry Super Shake
12 oz Iced Green Tea
1 cup Frozen Mixed Berries (Blueberry, Blackberry, Raspberry)
1 Mango, Ripe
45 grams Vanilla Protein Powder
1 tbsp Nonfat Plain Yogurt
1 tsp Ground Flax Seeds
Banana Cream Super Shake
1 cup Water
5 Ice Cubes
1/2 banana
58 grams Vanilla Protein Powder
1 cup Lowfat Plain Yogurt
1 tbsp Ground Flax Seeds
1/2 cup Hazelnuts
Blueberry Pie
Water/Ice (as desired)
1 cup Blueberries, Frozen
1/4 cup Vanilla Yogurt
29 grams Vanilla Protein Powder
1 tbsp Ground Flax Seeds
1/4 cup Whole Groat Oats
1/4 cup Crushed Graham Crackers
Dash Vanilla Extract
Baked Apple Shake
1 cup Iced Coffee
4-5 Ice Cubes
1 Apple, Baked w/Skin
58 grams Vanilla Protein Powder
3 tbsp Ground Almonds
1 tbsp Ground Flax Seeds
1 tbsp Sesame Seeds
Dash Cinnamon
Just Strawberry
1 cup Skim Milk
7 Ice Cubes
3-5 Strawberries
58 grams Vanilla Powder
1/2 cup Cottage Cheese
2 tbsp Ground Flax Seeds
Ginger Orange Cream
1/2 cup Water
5 Ice Cubes
1 Navel Orange, Peeled
Zest from the Orange
1/2 tsp Fresh Ginger (Squeezed w/Garlic Press)
58 grams Vanilla Protein Powder
1/2 cup Plain Yogurt
1 tbsp Ground Flax Seeds
1/4 cup Oat Bran (Optional)
PB&B
3/4 cup Water
1 Banana, Frozen
58 grams Vanilla Protein Powder
2 tbsp Yogurt
1-2 tbsp Organic Peanut Butter
1 tbsp Ground Flax Seeds
Splenda (to taste)
Peanut Butter Banana Nut
1 cup Water
1 Banana
58 grams Vanilla Protein Powder
1 tbsp Natural Peanut Butter
1 tbsp Pecans
1 tbsp Ground Flax Seeds
Maple Pecan Pancake Shake
1 cup Water
1 cup Ice
29 grams Vanilla Protein Powder
1/4 cup 2% Lowfat Cottage Cheese
1 oz Pecans, Halved
2 tbsp Ground Flax Seeds
6 tbsp Walden Farms Calorie-Free Pancake Syrup
Belley Fitness
Marshfield Fit and Fitness Christmas Wishes
Thank you technology! Early Christmas
Finally we can blog straight from the mobile.
Very excited this app is now available for use.
Thank you WordPress!
And thank you Janey Burke for this awesomeness of awesomest Christmas ornaments!!!!
And thank you Jess and Dr. Amanda for this amazing unicorn magic granola delish!!!!
What a fun little Thursday we have here 🙂
Belley Fitness
Marshfield Fit and Fitness Christmas Wishes!
Jenn: Transforming from Every Excuse into a Fitness Competitor
What Jenn has accomplished over the last 18 months is nothing short of pure awesomeness.
She has become an entirely motivating and dedicated individual; not that she wasn’t before, but in fitness AND nutrition she traversed her earth.
Below is an essay written by Jenn, as she shared co-victory of the Belley Fitness 8-Week Beach Body Challenge back in May of 2011. This was her first acceptance of her THEN current conditioning.
***
Beach Body Challenge 2011
Jennifer Gallant | May 27th, 2011It was time for a change. I, however, had every excuse in the world as to why I couldn’t get in shape.
I have always wanted to be fitter and healthier but there was always a reason in my mind why I couldn’t be: I am a single mother, I work full time, I don’t have a babysitter, I don’t have the money, I have too much to do.
I could go on and on and on.
One day I had enough.
I lost 20 pounds when I lost the excuses!
I had been training at Belley Fitness off and on for about 2 years. Rob always told me exactly what I needed to do to shed the pounds and feel better but I always deviated from the plan.
One slice of pizza won’t kill me I would tell myself, 3 slices later I would feel awful. Finally I had enough! I called Rob and said what do I need to do?
This is how I started the MarshFIT Beach Body 8 Week Challenge™. 8 weeks of eating clean and working out with Rob 2 days a week. No more excuses. Just suck it up and get it done it’s only 8 weeks.
My work outs were fabulous. Rob was always changing it up so I never got bored.
Eating clean is easier then you think.
I wasn’t dieting I was eating plenty but it was healthy and organic.
There’s also 1 cheat day a week when you can eat whatever you want!
I started feeling results almost immediately.
I was happier, my clothes were more comfortable, after 4 weeks I had lost 10 pounds!
That was enough to keep me motivated for the last 4 weeks. Eating clean isn’t always easy but as long as I stayed prepared I did great.
One trick I learned is it’s just as easy to swing in the grocery store for something healthy as it is to swing by the fast food chain and grab something gross!
After 8 weeks the MarshFIT Belley Beach Body Challenge™ has become a way of life for me. I eat clean and cannot get enough gym time in! I love my workouts and I deserve me time.
I am a better mom, employee and friend because of what I have done for myself!
Thank you Belley Fitness.
Jennifer Gallant
***
Not only did Jenn lose 20 pounds in 8 weeks, afterwards, she decided to lockdown an extra gear and began entering some obstacle races and 5k’s in the summer and throughout the fall of 2011.
After that, Jenn decided to share her abilities and successes with others taking on clients and training smarter and harder than ever!
Fast forward a mild Marshfield winter and dive into spring of 2012, Jenn not only connected our studio to the Diva Dash event, helping hundreds of women experience and element of the Belley Way, she decided to ABSOLUTELY DIAL IN to her eating plan.
[Jenn’s second acceptance of her THEN current conditioning]
She decided she would spend a summer free of processed indulgences and summer favorites like beer, ice cream, mixed drinks, smore’s and pizza!
Clearly she was disturbed, possessed or perhaps knew she was capable of MORE. In any case, I was curious to see how this unfolded.
At the end of her hard work, an entire summer void of beach-town partying, she would enter her first Fitness Competition, on a stage, in a bikini, for everyone to judge her, critique, tell her what could use work, what looked good and how she looked next to other women on stage with equal determination.
If that’s not the classic “Guts” scenario I don’t know what is. I personally do not possess that extra gear. She has a bit more faith in herself than I do in my own-self physique-focused.
[SIDE NOTE] I once gave Jenn a sensational cool fat kid club present of a Peanut Butter & Company Dark Chocolate Dreams jar that I told her to put in the fridge and eat like ice cream: if you never have it’s delicious so don’t judge us. So imagine my astonishment that she would pull off this incredible feat!
But she did it, and she looked amazing, and in the crowd Greg, her fiancé holding roses, Alicia and myself cheered her on and we were extremely proud of her capacity to achieve, and as-of-present best figure forward.
It was a very memorable moment to see someone who you had become more than a trainer to, but a friend and an unofficial brother, change so much, in what relatively is a short period of time.
Jenn has been a part of our Belley Training Family for 3 and half years.
42 months in all: (1,278 days)
24 months getting workouts completed, trying hard and adhering possibly 70-80% of the time.
13 months of a great push and adhering about 80-90% of the time: (400 days)
5 months literally attacking her goal to get on a stage and adhering damn near 100-95%: (150 days)
I’ve never adhered so incredibly and my name is on the door!
Jenn transformed her body!
Just looking at her before pictures of spring 2011, to her stage photos from late-October is proof in the pudding!!
And she has lined up her 2013 for a diversity of challenging events, including obstacle races, short runs and figure.
The end result will leave Jenn, at 34 years of age, in BETTER shape than she ever was pre-pregnancy in her 20’s!
LESSON LEARNED = Getting after your goals consistently with a plan IS WHAT MAKES THE TRUE DIFFERENCE.
Jenn is definitely one of the most dedicated and inspiring individuals I’ve ever been able to be around.
And if you have any questions, Jenn can always be reached via her Facebook page, her email Jenn@rbfit.com and by training at our multiple-award winning studio, Belley Fitness.
Whether coming in to the studio to train after long overnights as a paramedic, in between riding sessions at her Magic Penny Farm, bringing her daughter Kae in tow at the studio, or before and after sessions with clients she’s always getting her workout in! It’s complete dedication.
She doesn’t show up twice or three times a week and lie to herself anymore that she’s making the effort.
She is going after it!
Jenn is creating the difference in her body. Nothing comes easy in life – especially physique goals.
And everyone knows someone who is skinny, smokes like a chimney, drinks like they’re birthright is at the bottom of every bottle and eats nothing but oxygen, desserts and pizza, but that person is weak and unhealthy. That person would be hard pressed to run further than a mile at a respectable pace without wanting to throw up. That person wouldn’t be able to lift more than their body weight or crank out chin-ups on a bad training day.
Have you ever seen Jenn do chin-ups?
I’m not a sexist by any means, but girls do tend to struggle a bit more than men with chin/pull-ups and Jenn’s been able to outperform almost every guy who has ever set foot in the Marshfield studio. And she can pull a bunch of weight too! She’s strong! And lean! And happy! And healthy above all else!
Sure she’s a little colder now but that comes with lower body-fat levels 🙂
Plain and simple life is easier, and streamlined, when you have mentors, or follow people who have been successful before you at the same endeavor. Jenn is one of those people who can be followed, and people can learn from. There are no shortcuts, but there’s definitely a path, and she’s followed it.
I know people who can tell you everything to do with fat loss but have never done it themselves in fitness and eating. People who can spit out every program, every exercise, every meal plan or diet yet they look like shit or have never tested their own abilities after years of study and reading.
Jenn has spent far less time on the study spectrum amongst all the hats she’s worn as a mother, paramedic, equestrian athlete, fiancée, farm operator, trainer, and god only what else, but she’s actually done the work. She’s lived in the trenches. She’s done what 99.9% of people will never be willing to do.
For that she’s far more valuable and resourceful than most trainers from any university or accreditation program who workout, enter events and never prove themselves.
She lives the lifestyle or code shall we say.
IT has become part of her, second nature, as if breathing.
And we all know breathing can be hard from time to time, and that it’s much easier to give into the pain, and collapse, and feel sorry for ourselves, but Jenn has refused to for a long time, and doing so daily is an impressive feat.
I am so proud of Jenn.
And hopefully, one day not too far away, I’ll be writing a before and after post about you.
And how proud I am of you for taking on a challenge and finishing what you started.
Adam Loses 65 Pounds within Months
Adam happens to be one of the hardest working individuals I’ve ever had the fortunate opportunity to personal train. His results are nothing short of staggering.
Adam ditched any excuse to fully commit himself to accomplishing his goal!
He trains at both 5:45 am (before his children and wife awake) at the studio, and again after a long day at the office (sometimes in his neighborhood, others while running Myles Standish Monument hill with all 3 of his children in tow).
A man who is a bit of a foodie and wine enthusiast (such as myself), he stuck to his caloric needs as comfortably as could, and reaped the rewards of his consistency.
But this is the mark of the man Adam is.
He’s consistent in life.
Adam engages fully into all elements and passions: family, career, fun, past-times and fitness.
And he has absolutely inspired me to train not only smarter but harder.
He’s simply an inspiring individual to be around and listen to.
I am very proud to have gained Adam as a friend over the course of the last 6 months working together.
We’ve hiked Mount Washington together, competed in Vermont at the World Championship Spartan Ultra/Beast, played at the beach with family and are preparing to run a marathon together (Adam’s first).
If I could fill my hours with the ideal trainees, they would all be reflective of Adam’s dedication and intensity. Much like another Adam who trains at our studio when he’s home from Florida.
Something in a name perhaps, but none the less, intrinsic, I’m a fortunate person to have mornings begin with the motivation and good-heartedness that Adam brings to his sessions.
Nothing like waking up to laughter and intensity each morning before the sun rises.
ADAM’s WORDS (testimonial):
When I was finally ready to get off the couch I am fortunate that I found Belléy Fitness.
In High School and College I was very active with many organized sport teams. However, like many former high school and college athletes, I was very unsuccessful at maintaining any sort of regular diet and exercise program in the years following organized sports and I had fallen into some unhealthy habits.
As a father of three young kids and a business owner, I convinced myself that I just did not have the time to take care of myself. I didn’t even notice, or was willing to admit to myself, that my weight was spiraling out of control. When I could no longer squeeze into any of my cloths and was again forced to buy the next round of bigger cloths, I knew it was finally time to make a real change.
I decided to commit to living a healthier lifestyle and to start exercising again. I called Rob to learn about semi-private classes. I’ll admit that I was initially concerned about the added cost of the semi-private training. Like most people in the world, I was currently paying for a monthly gym pass that I never went to and finally admitted to myself that I could not do this on my own.
Energetic, encouraging, creative, and professional are the words that immediately come to mind to describe Rob as a trainer. His encouragement took on various forms, such as his always enthusiastic greetings, the genuine interest he showed in me as a person, and most importantly, the way in which he would guide me through his well-designed workouts.
In addition to encouraging me while in the studio, Rob helped me design a healthy diet and a workout routine at home. He pushed me far beyond where I thought I could be at 36 years old and I am by far in the best shape of my life! In less than 7 months I have lost a total of 65 pound and have completed numerous 5K’s, one sprint triathlon, one half marathon, two mud runs, the hellish 14 mile Spartan Beast in Vermont, and I will be running in my first full Marathon with Rob in a few weeks.
PS. In regards to my initial concerns about the added expense, I am spending far more money on my new wardrobe as shrunk from 258 pounds down to 193 pounds. The money that I spend on my Semi-Private Training is the best investment that I have ever made in myself!
Life Lessons.. posted on Facebook 09-29-2011
Just because you’ve made the club, doesn’t entitle you to belong to it. Hard work, consistency, leadership, courage and appreciation are a few reasons to keep you here. We are all interchangeable at any given moment.
Life Lessons brought to you by the letter “L”
- It’s okay to be one person’s hero and another person’s villain
- You CAN NOT save anyone!
- You control your choices
- It’s not their fault. It’s your fault. Because you let them hold yourself down.
- Some things are out of your control. Completely. So stop trying to figure out how to control them.
- Invest emotionally in those things you have a say in… Red Sox fans… don’t take this too much to heart. You can’t win the game. And you never actually lost the game. Those men did. Cheer up J
- Gravity always wins. Always.
- If something seems too easy. It’s because you’ve done it wrong, or haven’t calculated all the possibilities or risks.
- There’s no such thing as “EASY MONEY”
- There are such things as “Where’s my money bitch?!” “You have until 2 o’clock” and “So help me God…”
- If you’re out of shape. It’s because you did it to yourself. No one else.
- If you’re feeling uncomfortable in a room, like everyone is looking at you, it’s because someone in that room knows something about you that you wish they didn’t. Just saying. For good or bad.
- This number is commonly unlucky. Remember it.
- Like the proverbial tree, if something isn’t tweeted, did it actually happen? You can bank on it.
- When they say, “Dance like no one is watching” guess what, EVERYONE is watching… so be talented at it. Been to enough clubs over the years to know, that you know, who the good dancers out of 1,000 people are and who are not.
- If you can mentor someone, do it!
- If you believe that for any moment you are not a role model, you’re wrong. We are all each other’s role models. That’s why we are a society. We share sociological and psychology behaviors. We are catalysts for one another. Energy breeds energy. Negative or Positive.
- Text message spelling and word automation is so much better with a $200 smart phone than a $2,000 word processing program on a notebook/PC. Funny huh?
- Mangoes are brilliant. And they know it.
- The 1970’s destroys the millennium. For a soul’s fulfillment. Let’s recreate the best of the 70’s!
- Less is usually more.
- Someone always gets hurt 😉 And the ones who are not ever really feel it. Sorry. It’s kind of true.
- There is no such thing as revenge. There’s stupid layered upon stupid.
- Hating is useless. You can pull off memories to elicit a surge or drive but outside of that moment hating is completely useless.
- The world is not ending. People are using it as an excuse to blow off responsibility. Don’t be that person.
- Reality TV is pointless. Fuck watching someone’s life. LIVE YOUR OWN. You’ll be much happier.
- If someone loves you. Love them back.
- If you ever wonder why people are talking about you, guess what, it’s because they have nothing better to do. You finally made it. You my friend are important. So it’s your victory. Congratulations J Welcome to the world. You’ve landed.
- If you can make someone smile. Do it. It will bring them more happiness then you can imagine.
- Be selfless once per day. Completely selfless. Anonymously.
- The universe is reciprocal so get ready 😉
- You are the direct reflection of your 5 closest people. Choose wisely.
- John Lennon is right,
“All we are saying is give peace a chance.”
“All you need is love.”
“As usual, there is a great woman behind every idiot.”
”A dream you dream alone is only a dream. A dream you dream together is reality.”
”Everybody loves you when you’re six foot in the ground.”
”Everything is clearer when you’re in love.”
”I believe in everything until it’s disproved. So I believe in fairies, the myths, dragons. It all exists, even if it’s in your mind. Who’s to say that dreams and nightmares aren’t as real as the here and now?”
”If being an egomaniac means I believe in what I do and in my art or music, then in that respect you can call me that… I believe in what I do, and I’ll say it.”
“If everyone demanded peace instead of another television set, then there’d be peace.” - 14 years ago on this day, September 29, 1996 I barely kept my right eyeball, almost broke my sternum, pushed my head out the windshield, and bled everywhere in a horrific car accident all because I was doing too much, too often, trying to accomplish everything at once, at 17. Take it easy. Revel in the moments. Learn to rest. But don’t be fucking lazy. Set lofty goals, and provide a realistic time-frame to accomplish them. I crashed to Metallica’s “King Nothing”… ironic huh?
- And lastly, two more great John Lennon quotes:
“I’m not claiming divinity. I’ve never claimed purity of soul. I’ve never claimed to have the answers to life. I only put out songs and answer questions as honestly as I can… But I still believe in peace, love and understanding.”“I’m not going to change the way I look or the way I feel to conform to anything. I’ve always been a freak. So I’ve been a freak all my life and I have to live with that, you know. I’m one of those people.”
Fat Loss 101.a
Fat Loss 101.a
Recap the last post:
Step 1: Either you A) decide to lose body fat, or, B) decide not to lose body fat.
Step 2: Set time aside for 10 workouts a week, lasting 30-45 minutes each.
Step 3: Dax Moy’s elimination diet. Quality of your food will decrease your body’s fat.
Step 4: Accept patience.
Step 5: You did this to you and now you need to undo this to yourself.
Today:
Two sample plans of a day in the life.
The first plan one of my own from an actual day of eating.
The second plan one for a female looking to also lose body fat.
Of course these are just rough outlines, and there are other things included throughout the day not listed but these will undoubtedly give you an idea.
My own (Male Plan)
Female Plan
*I could have added a few more grams of food for the my own (the male) plan on those days but I had taking in too many the days before and was attempting to regulate my calories for the entire week.
Good luck with these till the next post!
Live the dream,
Bobby Belley