lundi 23 février 2009




Get ready for this summer !

Summer is coming fast! It’s time to lose body fat, get in shape to look good and confident in your bikini. There’s nothing sexier than a flat stomach!Ladies, this blog will give you the essential tips to get a flat stomach on time for summer.





Let’s start by loosing your belly fat!

How to reduce your belly fat?

  • Avoid food with a high glycemic index such as: baked potatoes, watermelon, cornflakes, white rice, white bread, croissant, straight glucose.


  • Avoid high calorie foods: butter, fast food, fried food, frozen food ‘ready to eat’, pastries.
    Prefer high protein food: eggs, milk, soy milk, fish, cheese, poultry, lean meats, low fat yogurt and good carbohydrates : wholewheat pasta, brown rice, wholegrain bread,


  • Eat without moderation vegetables and fruits.


  • Drink at least 8 to 12 glasses of water every day


    This is a menu type flat stomach:

    Breakfast:
    1 hot drink NO sugar (tea or coffee)
    1 dairy (low fat yogurt or a glass of soy milk)
    1 fruit
    1 toast with a little bit of butter (5 g)

    Snack: cheese, low fat yogurt or fruit > DRINK WATER*

    Lunch:
    Proteins (meat, fish or poultry) NOT fried (baked is better)
    Vegetables
    Starchy carbohydrates food (wholewheat pasta, brown rice or whole grain bread)
    Fruit or low fat yogurt

    Snack: cheese, low fat yogurt or fruit > DRINK WATER*

    Diner:
    Soup or salad
    Fruit
    Tea

    * DRINK WATER will help you to reduce your appetite

  • Your ideal caloric intake

    For active women, it should be between 2200 and 2800.
    Check out the calorie counter located on the left on my blog to help you determine your daily caloric intake and adjust it if it's too much. ;) -->


    To get the flat stomach that you are dreaming about, it’s important to fight against bad bloating digestion.

    Constipation, gas and bloating are common digestive troubles known by women.
    How to get ride of those digestive troubles?

    By rebuilding and fortifying your intestinal flora. Keep a healthy diet:


    - Eat fruits, vegetables, good proteins and dairy food (yogurt)
    - Drink at least 2 liters of water
    - Consume good food source of magnesium (see list below)


    Reduce belly fat with Abs exercises

    It’s important to do regular abs exercises daily. The following exercises will make you work out all your abdominal muscle: upper, lower, and middle.

    Start Now this Abs routine :

    Upper and middle abs muscles

    Crunch: Lie on the floor with hands behind your head. Curl the shoulders up until the upper back lifts off the floor. Do it 30 times.


    The most important in this exercise is to stay focus on your abs and hold the contracted position for 2 seconds before slowly returning to the start position.


    Obliques:

    Diagonal abs: Lie on the floor wit hands behind your head, elbows flared out and knees bent with feet on floor. Place the left ankle over the right knee. Raise and slightly twist to bring right shoulder toward left knee. Do not move elbows and stay focus on your abs contracted. 30 times


    Lower

    Place hands under buttocks, with back pressed against the floor. Lift your legs about 10 inches off of the floor. Do small scissor-kicks slowly. 30 times




    FOR EACH EXERCISES REMEMBER TO CONTRACT YOUR ABS MUSCLES TO MAKE YOUR WORK OUT MORE EFFICIENT!!!




    2 tools can help you to add more variety in your exercises:
    - 1 abs roller
    - 1 exercise ball




    If you discipline yourself to keep a healthy diet mix with some regular exercises you’ll find yourself burning even more calories and toning your abs muscles at the same time.
    You should print out those following information and stick them on your fridge as a reminder:

    DairyMagnesiumVegetablesFruitsProteinsStarchy
    carbohydrates
    Low
    fat yogurt
    Cheese
    Soy milk
    Milk
    Black
    Beans
    Broccoli
    Okra
    Spinach
    Halibut
    Seeds
    Pumpkin Squash
    Carrots,
    lettuce, cucumber, tomatoes
    Green, yellow, red pepper
    Asparagus
    Brussels
    Sprouts
    Cauliflower
    Endives
    Collard greens
    Green and red cabbage
    Apple
    Pears
    Citrus
    Bananas
    Berries

    Soy
    Milk
    Poultry
    Fish
    Eggs
    Nuts
    Tofu
    Wholewheat
    Pasta
    Wholegrain bread
    Brown rice
    porridge oats



    This picture can help you also to remind what is your goal:






    Stick those pictures on your fridge . That's will help you stop your food cravings!


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    Newsletter - March 28, 2009

    Healthy Shape - What's best for your waist ?

    Rasperries: great source of soluble fiber, which helps reduce bad cholesterol and make you fell full faster (great news for your waistline). Plus, they are high in anti-oxidants.


    Asparagus: low in sugar and high in folate and vitamin C.

    Skim milk: has a lot of calcium but not fat or sugar.Flavored sletzer: (zero calories) or a no-cal flavored water (like Hint) that contains no artificial sweeteners or added sugar.

    Quinoa or Bulgur: few calories and the fill you up fiber, high in fiber, great source of protein.Extra lean ground sirloin: (surprised, right?) 95% lean ground beef has 240 calories and 10 grams of fat only! Lean beef also supplies a good helping of iron.

    Low-sodium red, black, or white beans : no fat, plenty of protein, few calories and lots of nutrients like zinc and foliate. Canned beans have a lot of salt, so make sure to choose a low-sodium variety.

    Whole wheat pasta: similar calorie counts than white pasta but have more fiber so you fill up faster and eat less.

    Dried apricots: (ideal for snack) has about 150 calories and less than 1 gram of fat plus loads of vitamin A.

    Feta cheese: has about 4 grams of saturated fat per serving. The Greek-salad staple is a healthier bet.

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    NEWSLETTER - March 28, 2009

    FIVE BEST AFFORDABLE FOODS

    Add these low-calorie, fill-you-up, vitamin rich gems to stews, soups or pasta. Or serve them on the side, tossed with a little olive oil, salt and pepper.

    Canned wild salmon.
    Scrumble it with eggs use in place of tuna for a healthy sandwich, or top a salad with a few forkfuls for added protein and a boost of omega-3s.

    Brown rice.
    Serve the filling, high-fiber grain as a side dish, add it to a salad, mix it with veggies, or even warm it up with a little cinamon and milk for breakfast.

    Frozen edamame.
    Boil it for snacking, toss some into a stir-fry, or mix it with rice for added nutritional punch. Edamame is high protein, fiber, B vitamins, folate, and vitamin K.

    Sweet potatoes.
    Put them in casseroles, slice them for roasting, mash them, or use them in quick breads. These versatile veggies are loaded with fiber, beta carotene, and vitamin A.

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