You Are What You Eat

To make it clear- this blog is mainly used to illustrate my own progress with my weight, however if you feel somewhat inspired by what I put on my blog, feel free to use it in your own battle against your weight. I accept submissions and questions in my inbox so don't by shy.

This blog will also be used as an aid to anyone who may suffer from Coeliac's Disease, Colitis or Crohn's Disease like myself.
Recent Tweets @Neffneyful

levesunt:

  • Stiff-Legged Dumbbell Deadlift:
    • 15 lb x 5 reps (+76 pts)
    • 20 lb x 10 reps (+93 pts)
    • 25 lb x 10 reps (+96 pts)
    • 25 lb x 10 reps (+96 pts)
  • Dumbbell Squat:
    • 12 lb x 10 reps (+38 pts)
    • 12.5 lb x 10 reps (+38 pts)
    • 15 lb x 10 reps (+39 pts)
    • Superset with lunges

richaching:

Massive Core Workout

injuryweightloss:

SO YOU WANT TO TONE YOUR WAIST? 

Further to a question I received from love-willstopthisbomb - she wanted to know ways to tone her waist! So let’s go!

CARDIO: the best way to lose fat, especially belly fat is cardio. Interval training is probably your best option, and for best results I’d aim for 4+ sessions a week.

TWISTS: sit on the floor with legs bent to approximately a 45-degree angle. Hold a medicine ball or a dumbbell in your hands. Lean back slightly, and rotate the object from side to side, attempting to touch the floor each time. Increase intensity by raising one or both feet off the ground; maintain upright form while performing these twists.

SIDE BENDS: stand holding a dumbbell of challenging weight in one hand. Place the other hand behind the head with elbow pointing laterally. Hold the dumbbell next to your thigh with the palm facing in. Slowly bend to the side with the dumbbell, lowering it toward the floor. When you feel your opposite oblique muscle (the muscle along your side) stretching, use your abdominal muscles to return to the beginning position. Bend your knees slightly as you start the move, but do not flex further as you lower the dumbbell.

REVERSE CRUNCHES: lie on a mat in a supine —- face-up —- position. Bend your knees to a 45-degree angle, with feet together. Extend your arms, and place your palms down, alongside the body. Tighten the abdominal muscles, and raise both knees toward the chest. At the top of the move, your buttocks should rise slightly off the floor. Return feet to floor, and repeat. Increase intensity by performing this move with legs fully extended, placing your hands beneath the lower back for lumbar support.

& I believe the most important thing you need to remember is watch your diet :)

yogachocolatelove:

Today’s workout - 15 minute hot body

Side Jump Lunge
Reptile PUs
V-Crunch
Prisoner squats
Knee Raises

You can watch the complete workout here.