Setting ourselves targets for losing weight is the easy part; actually reaching those set targets is somewhat trickier. However, there are a few steps you can take to ensure you reach your goals and lose that weight that is holding you back.
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One of the most successful ways to put yourself off when it comes to achieving the weight loss levels that you desire is aiming too high! Losing weight is a continual and steady process — not one that happens overnight, and if you aim to lose 25 pounds in the first week then not only will you fail but you will then lose your will power to lose weight, and so the self destruction begins…
What to do: Set targets that are obtainable, set meal plans that include treats and only create workout plans that your timetable and fitness level allows you to stick to.
What not to do: Aim too high too quickly, create meal plans that are full of fruit, salad and vegetables if you hate them, and don’t say you will go to the gym seven nights a week as you will wear yourself out!
There is nothing worse than feeling self conscious when working out, so if you have to shop for a new wardrobe, work out at home or attend the gym when it’s not busy, then do so! You won’t want to workout if you are uncomfortable in your surroundings or clothes and the more comfortable you are, the more likely you will work out.
What to do: Shop for new workout clothes that make you feel comfortable, go to the gym when you want to and work out in the privacy of your home.
What not to do: Work out in clothes that are too tight or too revealing, and attend the gym when all the beautiful/fit/make-you-feel-uncomfortable people are there.
Having a fixed plan is a great way to ensure you do the things you should be doing, as it will help you to get into a good routine. Again, it is essential to be realistic with it, but a well-planned week will make it easier for you to stick to.
What to do: Set out your weekly workout plan, make sure you are realistic rather than optimistic with your schedule and plan your weekly meals.
What not to do: Avoid committing to days or times when it is likely you won’t be able to do anything and don’t make a meal plan that includes foods you dislike just because they are healthy.
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