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Physical Fitness 101
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1 - Overview - Start Here4 Topics
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2 - Why You Must Get In Shape5 Topics
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3 - Diet and Nutrition - The Foundation to Health14 Topics
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1. You Can’t Outrun a Bad Diet
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2. Whole Foods vs. Processed Foods
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3. Understanding Macros
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4. Calorie Deficit and Surplus
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5. Calculate Your Basal Metabolic Rate (BMR)
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6. Determine Your Total Daily Energy Expenditure (TDEE)
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7. Set a Calorie Deficit
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8. Macro intake
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9. How Often Should I Eat?
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10. Meal Prepping
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11. Diet I used
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12. Tricks to curb hunger
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13. Water
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Next Steps
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1. You Can’t Outrun a Bad Diet
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4 - Exercise - Making Your Body Ready7 Topics
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5 - How I Got In Shape - Personal Testimonial10 Topics
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My Physical Fitness Transformation Journey
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Lessons Learned
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My Exercise Goals
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Diet to Lose Body Fat and Gain Muscle
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Exercise to Lose Body Fat and Gain Muscle
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Diet to Maintain My Weight Loss & Muscle Gains
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Exercise to Maintain My Weight Loss & Muscle Gains
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Gym membership/equipment
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Additional Equipment
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Next Steps
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My Physical Fitness Transformation Journey
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6 - Should I Hire A Personal Trainer?3 Topics
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7 - How To Get Started9 Topics
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- Aerobic Exercise
- To burn calories, engage in activities like brisk walking, jogging, cycling, or swimming for at least 30 minutes most days of the week.
- High-intensity interval training (HIIT) can be more effective for fat loss in shorter periods.
- Strength Training
- Build muscle with resistance exercises like weightlifting or bodyweight exercises (e.g., push-ups, squats) at least twice a week to boost metabolism.
- Daily Activity
- Incorporate small changes like taking stairs instead of elevators or walking during breaks to stay active throughout the day.