25/03/2024
The reason it is confusing as F when you start trying to change your diet/lifestyle to see more results..
Is because most people do NOT understand the basic principles of fat loss, how to lose fat and keep it off.
And to see more progress, you cannot be in a deficit chronically and expect to see consistently amazing results!
There are many ways to get into a calorie deficit (eating less than maintenance or burning more calories than maintenance), but not ALL of them are necessary or sustainable ways of doing so!
✅ The one basic principle that you have to remind yourself of with fat loss is that how you lose the weight is going to determine how sustainable your progress is going to be.
If you take an extreme approach to your goals and look for a quick fix after quick fix you will never be able to sustain your progress!
Fasted cardio? Burns the same amount of CALORIES as non fasted cardio.
Eating carbs at 8am VS 8pm? Not going to change your FAT loss progress, maybe effect you’re digestion depending on the food, but nothing to do with your fat/ weight loss.
Keto?! May put you into a calorie deficit, but CAN you sustain it? Probably not!
And remember- THIS is what sets our clients apart, we do NOT initially slash your calories by 30 to 50%, BUT INSTEAD slowly decrease food or increase your activity levels in order to get into a sustainable calorie deficit for 10-12 week periods.
If you cannot keep up the diet that you’re doing, you won’t be able to keep up your progress!!
Start by tracking your intake intake, moving your body consistently 3 to 5 days per week, prioritize weightlifting and hitting 8000 to 10,000 steps per day which is a very sustainable approach to movement!
You can slowly start decreasing your macros as the weeks progress or slowly start increasing your activity levels from where you start.
Stay consistent and you will see consistent progress!