Are You Sabotaging Your Fat Loss
Workouts?
I've been told by some
of my friends and clients that they just can't
lose fat.
They try and
try, but nothing happens.
They
exercise.
They eat
"right".
They do all the right
things.
Does that
sound familiar?
However, when
I dig down deeper and ask some questions I find out that
they're all doing one thing wrong.
It comes in different
forms, but it's all the same mistake.
They think that if
they have a really good fat loss
workout, they can "reward" themselves with an
unhealthy snack or meal.
Or, if they
have had a really hard day/week, they give in to some
temptation or comfort food.
It's just this
one time, right?
Many people think that
just because they exercise and do fat loss
workouts that they can eat more unhealthy
foods and not have any consequences.
After all, exercise
burns calories and so if you eat extra calories they won't
matter in the grand scheme of things,
right?
Have you ever
had that thought?
Or have you
told yourself that if you stay diligent and focused all
week that you can let it all hang out on the weekends,
because you deserve it after all your hard
work?
Or maybe
you're the emotional eater who stays disciplined 80% of
the time, but there are those days that make you want to
pull your hair out (or someone else's) and you cope by
drinking alcohol or eating ice cream or
cheeseburgers.
Those are all
hidden mistakes that will wreak havoc on your fat loss
goals.
Never lose sight of
the fact that you're trying to LOSE FAT and, if that's
what you're after, you have to keep an eye on everything
that goes in your mouth (or doesn't go in your
mouth).
You can't
justify eating whatever you want just because you're
active.
That may be fine for
the 20 year old collegiate athlete, but not the 40 year
old, mostly sedentary, except for the 30-45 minutes of
exercise 3-4 days per week man or
woman.
Nor can you
give in whenever your kids, husband, wife, job,
neighbors, or whatever the trigger is, drives you a
little crazy.
Don't get me
wrong.
I'm all for rewarding
yourself once and a while.
I adhere to the 90/10
rule, where I stay disciplined 90% of the time and 10% I can
"loosen the tie" so to speak and have unhealthy foods or a
little alcohol.
That's what I preach in
my Fat Loss To
Go program and what I preach to my
clients.
Sometimes this
mistake is known and sometimes it's "hidden", but I want
you to really look at your eating habits and ask yourself
if this mistake fits you.
Do you justify
eating those junky treats because you deserve it after
that awesome workout?
Do you reach
for the "Chunky Monkey" ice cream after a hard day's
work?
Do you justify
eating and drinking whatever you want on the weekend
because you stayed disciplined all
week?
If you
answered yes to any of those, or can answer yes to a
similar question, you need to understand that you MUST
change those habits if you truly want to lose fat.
Swap the bad habits for good ones and I promise the fat
will fall off.
By: Ed Scow,
NSCA-CPT, LMT
author, Fat
Loss To Go - 10 Minute Fat Loss Workout Program Designed
For Busy Moms and Dads
www.fatlosstogo.com
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