Fitness Tip: Flush it Out

January 20, 2009

istock_000000245460xsmallWater does the body good when it comes to good health. Water helps flush out toxins and other unwanted things lingering in your body. Water also replenishes fluids that help lubricate the internal body, while keeping you hydrated, lowering your desire to eat, and also helps keep your skin looking smooth and young. I know it’s hard to drink lots of water, but find bottled water you enjoy the taste of or filter your tap water and keep it chilled in the refrigerator. You should be drinking at least 64oz per day up to 128 oz to keep your body hydrated and working properly.

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Kristy Lee Wilson

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Don’t Believe the Lies

January 14, 2009

istock_000005434293xsmallRepetition does not transform a lie into a truth.

That bit of wisdom came from Franklin D. Roosevelt during a radio address in 1939, and though he wasn’t talking about fitness, it certainly applies to the following fat loss myths.

Myth #1: Eating Late at Night Makes You Fat

The Facts: Your body doesn’t have an internal timer that causes late night eats to be stored directly as fat. Weight gain happens when you eat too much and exercise too little – you could eat too much in the morning, the afternoon, or late at night and it would all result in weight gain.

  • Your Solution: Consider how many calories you eat and burn each day, rather than when you eat.

Myth #2: Snacking Promotes Weight Gain

The Facts: Eating snacks throughout the day is actually a great way to keep your metabolism up and to avoid overeating at meals. However, if you snack on junk food then be prepared to pack on pounds.

  • Your Solution: When it comes to snacking it’s all about what you snack on.

Myth #3: You Can Lose Fat Without Exercise

The Facts: Exercise and healthy eating go hand-in-hand when it comes to permanent fat loss. Your body needs exercise just as it needs to be fed a diet filled with fresh produce, whole grains and lean protein.

  • Your Solution: Accept exercise as a part of your daily lifestyle.

Myth #4: Fat Free Means ‘All-You-Can-Eat’

The Facts: It’s time to close your eyes and mentally erase everything that the 90’s taught about fat-free dieting. Fat-free foods are not the equivalent of flavored air – they contain plenty of calories and often lots of sugar.

  • Your Solution: Be mindful of calories when eating fat-free foods.

Myth #5: Eat as Little as Possible for Maximum Fat Loss

The Facts: Eating too little causes your metabolism to shut down and puts your body into starvation mode, and prone to store fat rather than burn it.

  • Your Solution: When it comes to fat loss think burn rather than starve.

Myth #6: Diet Pills Work for Fat Loss

The Facts: The only thing that diet pills are capable of burning is the extra cash in your wallet. Billions of diet pills are sold every year – all to no avail.

  • Your Solution: Healthy eating and exercise can never be replaced by a pill.

Myth #7: You Should Never Eat Fast Food

The Facts: It’s all about what you order. Fried, processed and salty foods will cause weight gain – don’t order them. Lean meat, salad, vegetables and beans, on the other hand, are available at many fast food chains – order these instead.

  • Your Solution: When eating fast food skip the fried items, stick with lean meats and salads.
Trying to lose weight is often a frustrating experience. In a world filled with quick fixes, lasting weight loss is not something that happens overnight. Remember that it took time to gain the weight, so it will also take some time to lose it.

Permanent weight loss happens as a result of a proper exercise and a good diet plan – my specialty.

Contact me today and together we will customize a diet and exercise plan designed to help you lose the weight, tone your body and feel fantastic.

Get Fit and Stay Fit!
Kristy Lee Wilson

Be Real About Your Success

January 11, 2009

istock_000002891175small1It would be great if you could train for a week and see magical results, but that’s not how Getting in Shape and improving your health works. Just like Getting out of shape does not happen in one day, you will not see results immediately when you start any type of fitness training program. Be Realistic, Be prepared and Set Short, Medium and Long Term Goals. When you make your fitness goals realistic and attainable you will ensure a greater success for sticking with your fitness program for life.

Kristy Lee Wilson

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Every Major Expert Agrees

January 6, 2009

I recently learned about a workout program specifically created for the working men.

It’s called the 100 Rep Workout and it’s the fastest most potent exercise program out there for busy men who have little time to exercise.

This is probably one of the best programs I’ve seen losing belly fat and building muscle in the shortest amount of time possible.

The average workout is only 100 repetitions, which takes all but four and a half minutes to get done. Even the most advance workout module (300 reps) takes under fifteen minutes.

What I like most about it is that you can do these 100 Rep workouts anywhere – at home with just your body weight, while traveling in a hotel room or the gym.

Best of all the entire program is endorsed by some of the top fitness coaches in the world, and these guys don’t just put their name on anything. So you know this system works.

I want you to check it out for yourself and download a free 100 rep workout video.

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If you’re a busy guy, or if you know a busy guy who wants to get back in shape, lose the gut, put on muscle tone again, and get more energy then you seriously need to look at this program.

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Kristy Lee Wilson

P.S. Make sure to check out the 100 rep workout video and see if it’s right for you.

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So-Called Health Food

January 2, 2009

This is the time of year when grocery stores put ‘health’ and ‘diet’ foods on display. Before you reach for that box of ‘health bars’ or ‘100 calorie packs’ take a moment to actually read the nutrition label. Many of these items aren’t healthy at all. They are simply cleverly disguised junk food that will actually promote weight gain rather than weight loss. Stick with items that are low in sugar and fat, and eat fresh produce often.

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Kristy Lee Wilson

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