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Sounds great. Well done. To keep to your daily routine, and in case you ever run out of time to go out to exercise. start doing a routine at home of similar exercises, every 2nd day for 10 minutes or more. Lots of core work.
for some one in the shape your in, Its not how hard you workout, its how long you workout !
and then continue for 4 months after you have reached your normal weight range, to maintain your weight goal, and so you dont fall into the “yo yo” effect to prevent some of the weight coming back on. This is the key to sustainability.
after this period keep working out for ever, to maintain your weight,
Vangel - I consult, only obese and over weight
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WII Boxing is done at home in front of the television (in nightware) prior to having a shower in the morning.
According to the dietitians in New Zealand I am obese - I need to be 62 kgs to be of normal range.
I plan 10 kg increments per 4 months which is achievable - when losing weight I usually average 700 grams per week….
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You'll know you're overdoing it if your workouts suddenly feel harder than usual, or you're losing ground despite the fact that you're working harder than ever.
The typical signs of overtraining (too much exercise) include:
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Congratulations on your progress. The fact that you have put so much effort into researching a good exercise and diet routine, and maintaing it for four months is well worth commendation.
It is important to listen to your body. Keeping a journal of your health is a great way for you to avoid overtraining. Record your overall energy levels, your daily food and calorie intake, and other important variables.
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