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Losing one pound of fat isn't that impressive to some people but knowing how to do so can make a world of difference for someone else. Losing just one pound means that you can lose two, three, and continue until you reach your goal.
There are a lot of ways to go about losing pounds but nothing will take the place of healthy eating and physical activity. Yet, eating healthy and exercising can be often neglected due to busy lifestyles. It can be hard for most people to fit in fitness.
Below are some tips that may help you get on the right track of losing a pound and staying motivated to meet your weight loss goal.
1. Keep food simple - Fitting in healthy eating means keeping food simple in terms of the food you choose to eat. Simple doesn't mean ordering through a drive-thru. It means eating food that isn't full of ingredients you can't pronounce or have no clue to what they are. The more natural your food the better. Think of lean meats, seafood, fresh vegetables, fresh fruit, and good fats.
2. Make the most of your workouts - If your biggest excuse is not having time to workout then you will need to make the most of each workout that you do. Burning fat should be the goal and a great way to do this is by building muscle. Good fat burning exercises are strength training, calisthenics, and interval training.
3. Don't weigh yourself daily - Our weight can fluctuate from day to day so if you weigh yourself everyday you may freak out wondering why you are a pound heavier than the day before. Keep in mind that there is water weight to consider as well as gaining muscle that puts on weight. This happens over time so it is probably better to do weekly weigh-ins.
4. Make small goals - Let's say you have 20 pounds or more to lose. Setting a huge goal can make it seem unachievable. Set a realistic goal of losing one pound per week. When you see that you can lose a pound a week, it gets you motivated. It's nicer to reach small goals and feel good along the way. The small goals add up to your much larger one.
If you can lose one pound, you can lose the rest that are keeping you overweight. It is all about baby steps, seeing progress, and staying motivated.
Have you reached your weight loss goal or working towards it? What are some of your tips?




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Great tips… I always have the hardest time breaking women of their habits of hopping on the scale every day. Making goals is the number one best thing in the world! I set weekly goals and then bigger ones too.
It is very hard for me to resist to the weight balance, i am always very curious about my actual weight and sometimes it gets me depressing to see my weight ToT.
Good advice!