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When you design your Weight Loss program make sure you pick up the activities that fit your health and you enjoy the most. Here is a list of physical exercises / activities from the most to the least effective in terms of rate of burning the calories (calories per hour):
1020 – Running at 10 miles per hour.
900 – Rowing at competitive level / Walking Up-the-Stairs, fast, 2 steps at a time.
840 – Stationary Cycling at 20 miles per hour / Running at 8.5 miles per hour.
780 – Trampoline.
720 – Field Hockey at competitive level / Rugby at competitive level / Running at 7.5 miles per hour / Water Polo at competitive level.
690 – Running at 7 miles per hour.
660 – Basketball at competitive level / Running at 6 miles per hour.
630 – Cycling at 10 miles per hour / Cycling Uphill / Running at 5.5 miles per hour.

600 – High-impact Aerobics / Badminton at competitive level, single / Carrying 75 pounds loads / Stationary Cycling at 15 miles per hour / Handball at social level / Heavy Manual Work / Rowing Machine at vigorous pace / Squash at social level / Free-style Swimming at 40 yards per minute / Tennis at competitive level, single.
570 – Jogging at 5 miles per hour.
540 – Cycling at 11 miles per hour / Rope Skipping at 70-80 steps per minute / Skiing at fast pace.
480 – Badminton at social level, single / Basketball at social level / Cycling at 10 miles per hour / Football at competitive level / Soccer at competitive level / Ice Hockey at competitive level / Judo at competitive level / Karate at competitive level / Rollerblading / Walking at 5 miles per hour / Walking Up-the-Stairs / Water Skiing.
450 – Calisthenics (physical exercise without weights) / Downhill Skiing at light pace / Free-style Swimming at 30 yards per minute.
420 – Medium-impact Aerobics / Stationary Cycling at 10 miles per hour / Dancing at fast pace / Gardening (digging) / Ice Skating / Tennis at competitive level, double / Tennis at social level, single / Walking at 4.5 miles per hour.
390 – Cycling at 8 miles per hour / Horseback Riding at fast trot / Walking at 4 miles per hour.
360 – Table Tennis, single / Tae Kwon Do.
330 – Dancing at Foxtrot pace / Walking at 3.5 miles per hour.
300 – Badminton at social level, double / Cycling at 6 miles per hour / Golf, carrying the golf bag / Mapping Floors / Rowing Machine at easy pace / Rowing for pleasure / Sailing, handling small boats / Free-style Swimming at 20 yards per minute / Tennis at social level, double / Volleyball at social level in 6 people team, Walking at 3 miles per hour / Water Aerobics at mild pace / Weight Training.
270 – Horseback Riding at trotting speed / Tae Chi.
240 – Low-impact Aerobics / Billiards / Cycling at 5 miles per hour / House Cleaning / Playing a Musical Instrument, like piano / Snooker (game using the pool table) / Yoga.
210 – Playing Frisbee / Manual Typing.
180 – Bartending / Gardening (weeding) / Horseback Riding at walking pace / Isometric Exercises / Walking at 2 miles per hour / Walking Down-the-Stairs.
150 – Golf using a power cart.
120 – Darning (sawing technique) / Desk Work / Driving a car / Fishing, recreational / Knitting / Playing Cards at social level / Sawing / Standing / Electric Typing / Walking at 1 mile per hour / Writing, sitting at the desk.
72 – Watching TV.
60 – Lying Down / Sitting / Sleeping.

 

Here are some tips to consider when you design your Weight Loss and Maintain Weight programs:
1. You have to set your goals realistically for your health, age, weight, and height.
2. Write down your food preferences and design your programs around these.
3. Set your daily number of meals and snacks you will have and stick with it; is better to have more meals and snacks then less.
4. Establish your desired Weight Loss Rate in pounds per week.
5. A weight loss of 1 lb/week it is recommended by most physicians.
6. Make a list of physical exercise you can practice and do it.
7. The first few pounds are easy to lose; after this is getting harder and harder.
8. Don’t get too excited after you lose a few pounds.
9. Don’t go back to your old habits and diet because those pounds are coming back extremely fast and you are going to add some more on top.
10. After you lose the weight you want, you have to follow the Maintain Weight program.
11. You should weigh yourself every day, at the same time of the day, best is in the morning. If you gain more then 2 pounds go back to your Weight Loss program until you shed those 2 pounds.
12. If you gain weight too fast following your Maintain Weight program, this needs to be adjusted.
13. Commitment, Motivation, Determination, Planning are everything in this game.
The Weight Loss programs I will provide in this blog are natural diet programs. The calories count is based on Food and Drug Administration and National Institute of Health standards.
The Weight Loss and Maintain Weight programs have to be planned very detailed. If you can’t do this please contact me at info@weightndiet.com and we’ll work out your plan.


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