In my last post Weight Loss Vs Fat Loss - Losing Fat Without Losing Muscle, I discussed the difference between weight loss and fat loss and the key points to consider when looking to lose fat. In this post I will delve a little deeper into why traditional weight loss methods don't work and what changes need to occur in the body to make sure you get the fat loss results you are after.
Most people looking to lose weight look to see what the scales say in order to measure their weight loss success. However weighing yourself is not the best way to measure fat loss.
At the gym the majority of people I see who are looking to lose weight spend most of their time doing steady state aerobic exercise on the elliptical trainer or treadmill and focusing on the calories they are burning in each workout session.
Resistance bands are a great tool to incorporate into your workouts - they are versatile and require next to no storage space, which means you can easily pack them in a bag and get a good workout wherever you go! Below is a short resistance band workout I have put together for you to try.
Many people assume that sports drinks are a 'health' drink or are necessary when participating in any kind of workout or sport; but this is not the case. In this article I hope to highlight the purpose of sports drinks and when it may be worthwhile having one.