Reasons your weight loss plan isn't working...

I was writing an article for the website the other day called "20 reasons why your weight loss plan isn't working"...

I was highlighting them and providing actionable information...

There are something's you know you need to do and maybe it's not the right time now, or you have got too comfortable with where you are now...

But what's worse is when you reach the point where you desperately want to take action, or have taken action but it's not having the desired effect...

So here is a couple of shortened snippets from the article;

Losing weight and changing shape are different things, can you change shape without losing weight? Oh Yes!
So the scales may indicate no change, but you could still be losing fat, try measuring your waist and taking photos to compare as well as the scales over time...

You could be eating too many calories; the body weight measuring scales I use give me more measurements than just weight, one is how many calories the person burns at rest, everyone is astounded by the number, but studies show we all underestimate our calorie intake by quite a bit...

Lastly, maybe I'm biased but exercise is useful for increasing your metabolism and strength training in particular. You don't always need fancy equipment, the exercise sessions I have designed so far for my website use body weight only and can last under 30 minutes, useful if you are short on time...

Well, that was only touching the surface, look out in the future for a blog post called some reasons your weight loss plan isn't working 2 and so on...

How to keep getting weight loss and fitness results...

Have you ever tried a new healthy recipe for the first time and liked it?...

Or become slightly more motivated by a new exercise routine?...

But then somewhere down the line, not much later, eating the same recipe doing the same exercise routine got a bit tedious...

So much in fact, that you started eating unhealthier food instead and gave your self excuses not to exercise because it became uninspiring...

I tend to have more variety in my eating habits now, but in the past although healthy I would be quite OK with having the same meal day after day, I'm sure there is a word or phrase to describe such a person :)...

One of the most important messages I can give you and it's something that helps those that I help as a Personal Trainer...

...Is when it comes to your nutrition habits have a list of healthy recipes and dishes, dinners, lunches, breakfasts and snacks that you can interchange for variety...

Have either a few different exercise sessions or change yours up every few weeks or have a pool of exercises that you can draw upon and interchange...

I'm aware a big challenge in getting the results you so badly want is creating enough variety...

I am currently resourcing and designing monthly meal plans and guides and exercise sessions that are effective and can be done anywhere...

But don't let lack of variety be the brakes holding you back from developing and maintaining healthy habits to get results...

Apparently the phrase is Monophagous as to someone who doesn't need nutritional variety or is a creature of habit, maybe as well as being a weight loss cure I could also cure insomnia too...

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Any questions use the comments section...

I will answer :)

More help and advice very soon,

Ed.