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it takes 21 days for habits to form, and that’s what you want to try to do is make tnihgs a habit.For diet, what I like to do is replace or eliminate one bad food item per week over a course of several weeks. Set yourself some goals and even write them down. This way, you don’t end up missing tnihgs so much. Allow yourself one cheat day per week, going easy on the portions but having something to treat yourself.For exercise, start out slow and work your way up. This will get your mind and body used to the stress of exercise, and if you start out going for short workouts, it’s not so bad. You’ll likely be sore the first week, but if you go slow enough it won’t be bad. If you go full tilt then it will be bad and you risk injury. Depending on what you decide to do, use this time to learn how to do the exercise well. As you advance, then you can start increasing the time and intensity of the workout. The idea is to always be improving as your body adapts.The focus should always be making health and fitness part of your lifestyle rather than an end result. This is the only way anyone will ever stick with it over the long-term. Take your time with it, improve on tnihgs as time goes by, have patience and be diligent and results will come. When it’s part of your lifestyle, tnihgs just fall into place and it doesn’t seem so forced, if that makes sense.The most helpful thing will be education. Learning what works and what doesn’t, what foods you are actually eating (especially when you eat out but also what you pick up at the store) and the effects they have on you, the different macronutrients, how to perform exercises to the best benifit and other tricks are all what’s needed. There is a lot of misinformation out there so learning for yourself what works is key.Good luck!
New Years Diet Program For 6 Months?(I just want to say, before I start. That a few years ago, I was mxeretely overweight. I stuck to a random routine I made for myself And it worked. Within 3-4 months I lost 20 pounds, it was incredible. But the problem is, that was a few years ago, and I tried doing it again, but have failed.)Hi, I want to start a new diet for myself, after 3 years of not dieting or exercising right. To give you a slight insight:1) Weight = 125KG or 250 pounds.2) Age = 19 / Male4) Under House Arrest5) Limited to my bedroom only. (sometimes the stairs when no ones home)Now, I am under house arrest (don’t ask) for 6 months. Also, 6 months later I will be going on holiday. What better to do then try to get into shape for the first time. Please note, that I can’t move around the house much, and I was aiming to do around 30 minutes of exercise a day, because I know myself And I’m lazy. If I push myself far enough, I will quit.Currently, I run up and down a flight of 10 stairs 30-40 times a day. (300-400 steps.) I also have weights that I can lift. I currently lift on them around 75-100 times a day.Is this a good routine to stick too? Around 30 minutes a day? What else would you suggest that I should fit into the 30 minutes a day that is easy? Would I be able to loose 20KG at the end of the 6 months? (around 50 pounds)