How Busy Women Can Lose 1-2 Inches Of
Thigh Fat
Thunder
thighs.
Saddle
bags.
How do those two
phrases make you feel?
I’m willing to bet that
you don’t feel warm and fuzzzy feelings after reading
them.
They probably
make you feel fat.
For that I
apologize.
I don’t want
to make you feel fat.
I want to make you
feel like a lean, strong woman capable of doing anything
she sets her mind to.
But how do you feel
that way when you’ve got all that
extra hip and thigh
fat hanging around? How are
you supposed to lose stubborn hip and thigh
fat?
Good
question.
There are a few things
you need to start doing right now if you want
to lose hip and thigh
fat and get a set of strong, lean
legs.
The first one
is obvious.
You need to clean up
your diet.
That doesn’t
mean you need to rush out to the bookstore and grab the
latest best-selling fad diet.
That’ll just make
things worse in the long run because you’ll gain more
weight than you lost as soon as you go off the
diet...and you will go off the diet.
All it means
is you need to get rid of fat gaining foods like
processed carbohydrates, too much chocolate (at least
switch to extra dark), anything fried, and calorie-bomb
coffee drinks.
You then need to
replace those things with lots of fresh fruits and
vegetables, healthy fat fighting nuts like almonds and
lean sources of protein like chicken and turkey breast,
and lean cuts of beef.
The next thing you
need to do is focus on interval
training for your cardio over the boring,
monotonous 60-90 minutes you’re used
to.
By
doing interval
training for your cardio, you’ll burn more
fat than with the moderate-paced stuff you’ve been
force-fed for years, plus you’ll get done in a fraction
of the time.
There are lots of
different ways you can do interval
training.
You can do it on a
treadmill, elliptical, or stationary bike by mixing bouts of
high intensity exercise for 20-40 seconds with bouts of very
low intensity exercise for 60-90
seconds.
Repeat the
cycle for around 12-15 minutes and you’re
done!
You’ll be done
with your cardio sooner than many of the ladies have even
entered their “fat burning zone.”
A zone which doesn’t
exist by the way.
The next thing you
need to focus on is performing fat loss resistance
training properly.
To
really lose thigh
fat, you need to stop focusing on those
isolation exercises like the hip adductor/abductor machines
(thigh master types), leg extensions, etc. and start
focusing on big compound movements like squats and
lunges.
There are so many
variations of squats and lunges that you should never get
bored with them.
And don’t
worry.
Doing those exercises
will not give you bigger thighs.
I don’t care what you
may have been told, it’s practically impossible for most
women to get big thighs from doing those types of
exercises.
Here’s a quick leg
workout I gave to a client of mine who was wanting
to lose thigh
fat.
I told her to
do this mini-circuit right after her warm-up, before the
rest of her normal workout.
1A)
Walking Lunge – 10
reps per leg
1B)
Plie Squat – 8
reps
1C)
Mountain Climbers –
30 seconds
I told her to
perform those 3 exercises as a circuit moving from one
exercise to the next with little to no
rest.
You should also
perform this circuit 3-4 times before moving on with the
rest of your workout.
Perform this
mini-circuit before you do anything else in your workout,
2-3 times per week for 4 weeks and I guarantee
you’ll lose thigh
fat.
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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