Ok, so I started my exercise regimen a little later than I wanted to but I'm doing it and that's the important thing.
I have been doing the Wii Active (see link attached) that I got as a Christmas Present for about a week now and I'm seeing & feeling the results already. I started on the low-impact 30 day challenge portion of the program but it also have medium-impact & high-impact challenges. It works on your upper & lower body as well as the mid-section. This video game comes with a resistance band to focus on strengthening & toning your muscles while burning calories. It has been a while since I've done any type of real exercises so I thought it best to start off slow and work my way up. This games also has a feature for customizing your own workout plan.
Most of the exercise routines are around 20 minutes which is great for those of us who work full-time and just don't have a lot of spare time.
So far so good. Just gotta stay focused & motivated.
Tuesday, January 26, 2010
Wednesday, January 6, 2010
The New Me
I love a big juicy cheeseburger, I love bacon & eggs but you don't have to give up all the things you love & enjoy. There are ways to reduce the calories and still eat the things you love.
Indulge! Just follow these easy rules to build a tasty burger for only 400 calories—the perfect amount per meal to help control portions and lose weight.
Veggies
Choose darker hues. The deeper the color, the more nutrients they pack. Pile them high since they're so low in calories, and opt for spinach over iceberg and red bell peppers instead of yellow for more vitamin A. More smart picks: red onion, pickles, tomatoes and jalapeƱos.
Cheese
Shred it. That way, the cheese spreads out more easily so you can use less for just as much flavor. A thumb-size portion (about 2 tablespoons) is 50 calories.
Meat
Buy lean beef. It has the same calories as turkey but is slightly higher in iron and zinc. Choose 95 percent lean (5 percent fat) and keep your patty to a 3-ounce, hockey-puck size—about 145 calories. Every 5 percent jump in fat adds about 30 calories.
Indulge! Just follow these easy rules to build a tasty burger for only 400 calories—the perfect amount per meal to help control portions and lose weight.
Veggies
Choose darker hues. The deeper the color, the more nutrients they pack. Pile them high since they're so low in calories, and opt for spinach over iceberg and red bell peppers instead of yellow for more vitamin A. More smart picks: red onion, pickles, tomatoes and jalapeƱos.
Cheese
Shred it. That way, the cheese spreads out more easily so you can use less for just as much flavor. A thumb-size portion (about 2 tablespoons) is 50 calories.
Meat
Buy lean beef. It has the same calories as turkey but is slightly higher in iron and zinc. Choose 95 percent lean (5 percent fat) and keep your patty to a 3-ounce, hockey-puck size—about 145 calories. Every 5 percent jump in fat adds about 30 calories.
Friday, January 1, 2010
2010
Happy New Year Everyone....It's 2010.....Time for the New Year's Resolutions.....
Here's to being healthy, wealthy & wise...LOL
Well at least healthy & wise....Don't know about the wealthy part....
I think I'm going to change up my blog for 2010....Just not sure yet how I want to change it.
Here's to being healthy, wealthy & wise...LOL
Well at least healthy & wise....Don't know about the wealthy part....
I think I'm going to change up my blog for 2010....Just not sure yet how I want to change it.
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