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1 Health/Fitness on Mon Oct 17, 2011 3:11 pm

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I think Mr Almighty Admin should make this a sticky. Health and fitness is really important and i think we should have a thread to discuss or share health/fitness info.

i really recommend this site for daily training schedule. its really good for beginners or advanced fitness freaks. most sessions are 15-20min. so wake up 30min earlier and make a difference to your life!!

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2 Re: Health/Fitness on Mon Oct 17, 2011 3:21 pm

Stickied Nice idea and nice site i downloaded and printed the usn plans this morning

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3 Re: Health/Fitness on Mon Oct 17, 2011 3:34 pm

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InSanity wrote:Stickied Nice idea and nice site i downloaded and printed the usn plans this morning

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ah thank Mr Super Admin Very Happy

I cant stick to that plan though. I just cant eat that much! its weird how its a lose weight plan but you eat a lot so that you can burn it! i have been training hard and although i haven't lost weight i feel much much better of late. I gym Mon, Tues and Fri. Upper Body weight lifting etc, then cycle and some of those moves from the site i posted. and like i say im feeling great. im gaining muscle and feeling awsome! Very Happy

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4 Re: Health/Fitness on Mon Oct 17, 2011 3:44 pm

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My problem with fitness is I can't do any upper body work, been running/cycling - need to get more involved Sad

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5 Re: Health/Fitness on Mon Oct 17, 2011 3:53 pm

saffa02 wrote:
InSanity wrote:Stickied Nice idea and nice site i downloaded and printed the usn plans this morning

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ah thank Mr Super Admin Very Happy

I cant stick to that plan though. I just cant eat that much! its weird how its a lose weight plan but you eat a lot so that you can burn it! i have been training hard and although i haven't lost weight i feel much much better of late. I gym Mon, Tues and Fri. Upper Body weight lifting etc, then cycle and some of those moves from the site i posted. and like i say im feeling great. im gaining muscle and feeling awsome! Very Happy


Diet has nothign to do with amounts a or very little anyway its mroe important what you put in not how much (e.g protein, fibre etc)

When i did the 13 day metabolism diet it actually states steak as much as you like etc


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6 Re: Health/Fitness on Mon Oct 17, 2011 3:57 pm

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Oculate wrote:My problem with fitness is I can't do any upper body work, been running/cycling - need to get more involved Sad


hope you dont mind me asking why not? try the bodyrock website. no weights involved. all body resistance training. cycling and running are good cardio but to lose weight fast you must add some light weight or resistance training to your cardio work out.

today i started training differently. i like to mix it up. i have a bruised bone in my ankle so no running or any impact on it is allowed.

today's workout went like this:
i did a stretch for 6-8min.
6 min of :squats, lunges, jumping jacks, jumping boxing. alternating between all.
i then cycled for 10 min.
15 min HIIT (High Intensity Interval) weight training.
10 min cycling again,
and finished with 5min of crunches, cycling crunches and other ab workouts.
i know ab workouts wont make my abs show, i need to burn fat first. but i have back injuries so i like to work my abs.

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7 Re: Health/Fitness on Mon Oct 17, 2011 3:58 pm

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InSanity wrote:
saffa02 wrote:
InSanity wrote:Stickied Nice idea and nice site i downloaded and printed the usn plans this morning

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ah thank Mr Super Admin Very Happy

I cant stick to that plan though. I just cant eat that much! its weird how its a lose weight plan but you eat a lot so that you can burn it! i have been training hard and although i haven't lost weight i feel much much better of late. I gym Mon, Tues and Fri. Upper Body weight lifting etc, then cycle and some of those moves from the site i posted. and like i say im feeling great. im gaining muscle and feeling awsome! Very Happy


Diet has nothign to do with amounts a or very little anyway its mroe important what you put in not how much (e.g protein, fibre etc)

When i did the 13 day metabolism diet it actually states steak as much as you like etc


yeah i know. thats the point i was trying to make.

actually i was going to post that program here when i get a chance. its quite hectic!

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8 Re: Health/Fitness on Tue Oct 18, 2011 8:02 am

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saffa02 wrote:
hope you dont mind me asking why not?


How to explain it...Mostly shoulder problems, my collar bones dislocate if I raise my arms above my head

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9 Re: Health/Fitness on Tue Oct 18, 2011 8:21 am

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Oculate wrote:
saffa02 wrote:
hope you dont mind me asking why not?


How to explain it...Mostly shoulder problems, my collar bones dislocate if I raise my arms above my head


ok ja, that could be a problem! seriously though, that is not kiff. sorry. like i said, check out bodyrock, i cant remember having to lift my hand above my head. and check out that chick, she is seriously seriously fit and delish!! Wink haha

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10 Re: Health/Fitness on Tue Oct 18, 2011 8:29 am

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Motivation is my biggest problem - I have no problem running around for rugby practice and doing fitness then, but once I get home it is just relax time for me.

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11 Re: Health/Fitness on Tue Oct 18, 2011 10:07 am

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Getting motivated is the hardest part. The best time to exercise is first thing in the morning. If it is a HIIT session your body will continue to burn calories all day thus helping you lose weight faster and get in shape.

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12 Re: Health/Fitness on Tue Oct 18, 2011 12:25 pm

saffa02 wrote:Getting motivated is the hardest part. The best time to exercise is first thing in the morning. If it is a HIIT session your body will continue to burn calories all day thus helping you lose weight faster and get in shape.


This Morning is the best any cardio doesnt have to be HIIT as working out in the mornings raises your RMR(Resting Metabolic Rate) through out the day.

But i agree with piesank when i get home in the afternoons sometimes i really dont feel like going ot training or working out jsut feel like chilling have to actually fight with my mind to go !


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13 Re: Health/Fitness on Tue Oct 18, 2011 12:52 pm

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After baby is born and my csec wound has healed I will defs use this thread, so keep it full of good info, excersizes and healthy food recipies. I will try to post some as well

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14 Re: Health/Fitness on Tue Oct 18, 2011 1:14 pm

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InSanity wrote:
saffa02 wrote:Getting motivated is the hardest part. The best time to exercise is first thing in the morning. If it is a HIIT session your body will continue to burn calories all day thus helping you lose weight faster and get in shape.


This Morning is the best any cardio doesnt have to be HIIT as working out in the mornings raises your RMR(Resting Metabolic Rate) through out the day.

But i agree with piesank when i get home in the afternoons sometimes i really dont feel like going ot training or working out jsut feel like chilling have to actually fight with my mind to go !


yeah any cardio is better than none, but an intense 20min workout is better than a 40min easy cycle.

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15 Re: Health/Fitness on Tue Oct 18, 2011 4:45 pm

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What you also have to consider in my case is that I start work at 7 until 5 so my day is pretty long at the office - and gym in the mornings is out, rugby practice in the evening is fun because I socialise while I practice.

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16 Re: Health/Fitness on Wed Oct 19, 2011 8:29 am

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Piesank wrote:What you also have to consider in my case is that I start work at 7 until 5 so my day is pretty long at the office - and gym in the mornings is out, rugby practice in the evening is fun because I socialise while I practice.


yeah that is early! shizer. atleast you going to rugby so that is a workout and fitness so you are cool. if you did nothing on the other hand, then... we need to kick your butt! Very Happy seriously though, exercise and fitness is a lifestyle. do it in whatever form suits you. ive only started gym and cardio and cycling etc since i can no longer run, play cricket or hockey, so i need something new to keep me fit until im over my ankle injury.

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17 Re: Health/Fitness on Wed Oct 19, 2011 9:26 am

Piesank wrote:What you also have to consider in my case is that I start work at 7 until 5 so my day is pretty long at the office - and gym in the mornings is out, rugby practice in the evening is fun because I socialise while I practice.


I msut admit havign a gym at the office with showers and everythign is the greatest thing ever its not a huge gym they have about 5 weight machines(the multi function big boys) 2 bench press setups lots f dead weights and a few misc thigns like bikes inverted situp table etc but in the mornign when im there i have the place to myself !


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18 Re: Health/Fitness on Wed Oct 19, 2011 9:35 am

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InSanity wrote:
Piesank wrote:What you also have to consider in my case is that I start work at 7 until 5 so my day is pretty long at the office - and gym in the mornings is out, rugby practice in the evening is fun because I socialise while I practice.


I msut admit havign a gym at the office with showers and everythign is the greatest thing ever its not a huge gym they have about 5 weight machines(the multi function big boys) 2 bench press setups lots f dead weights and a few misc thigns like bikes inverted situp table etc but in the mornign when im there i have the place to myself !


yeah having it work must be cool.
i have my own exercise bike and gym machine at home. after gyming on it for 12 months it has payed for itself (at current gym rates), so for the past 10 months gym has essentially been free. Very Happy so if you playing on hitting gym for a couple years it is actually cheaper to get your own stuff! just its a hell of a lot to folk out at the time of purchase!

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19 Re: Health/Fitness on Wed Nov 30, 2011 11:55 am

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A cool meal plan to try out.


Breakfast Lunch Dinner
MONDAY
1 cup bran flakes with fat-free milk, 1 t sugar and 1 t oat bran
1 orange, 1 C coffee with fat-free milk and 1 t sugar (optional)
Snack: Berry smoothie:
1/2 C mixed berries, 1/2 C plain fat-free yoghurt and 1 tsp sugar Lunch: Tuna mayonnaise sandwich (2 slices low-GI bread, 1/2 tin drained tuna in brine, 1 T light mayonnaise, 1/2 onion, chopped)
10 baby carrots
Snack: 175ml fat-free yoghurt
Ceylon tea with fat-free milk and 1/2 t sugar (optional) 1 cup pasta alfredo.
1 C beetroot
10–15 tomato slices in balsamic vinegar
TUESDAY
1 C Bokomo oats, made with milk only (no water), served with 2t soft brown treacle sugar and 1 papaya with lemon juice
Snack: Banana smoothie:
1 banana, 1/2 C fat-free vanilla yogurt
Ceylon tea with fat-free milk and 1/2 t sugar 1C durum wheat penne pasta with 2-3T Arrabiata sauce*
3 celery sticks, served with dip ( 1/2 C fat-free cottage cheese and 1 T chutney)
Snack: 1 caft latte: 1t instant coffee dissolved in hot fat-free milk, 1 t sugar (optional) 2 cups beef stir-fry (2) with chickpeas
1 glass carrot juice
WEDNESDAY
1/2 C wholewheat ProNutro, with warm fat-free milk and 1 t soft brown treacle sugar
1 grapefruit
1 skinny cappuccino with 1 sugar
Snack: Carrot and apple smoothie: 3 large carrots, 1 apple with skin, 1/2 C crushed ice 1/2 tin beef and lentil soup* with 1 slice low-GI toast
10 Rosa tomatoes
Snack: 1 glass fat-free milk with 2 t Nesquik 1/2 cup chicken a la king (3) with 1 C rice
1 C baby spinach
3 baby gem squash
THURSDAY
2 slices low-GI toast with low-GI jam (no butter)
1 large mineola
1 cup Ceylon tea with fat-free milk and 1/2 t sugar
Snack: Guava smoothie: 2 guavas, 1/2 C plain fat-free yoghurt with 1t sugar Chicken mayo toasted sandwich (2 slices low-GI toast, 1 chicken breast fillet, 2 T light mayo 1 tomato, 5 gherkins) Use in toaster with Spray ‘n’ Cook
Snack: 1/2 C light custard
1 energy vitaminwater 2 Weigh-Less pork bangers
3/4 C baked beans
1 C steamed carrots, tossed in honey and ginger
8 chunks cubed butternut
FRIDAY
1 cup Bokomo Right Start Fibre Plus, with vanilla fat-free yoghurt and 1 sliced banana
1 Espresso
Snack: 1 banana with 1/2 C light custard Lunch: 1/2 tin butternut soup*
6 Pro-Vitas with 1 tub fat-free cottage cheese and 2 T
tomato sauce
Snack: Hot chocolate:
1 C fat-free milk with 2 t Nesquik 1 grilled salmon cutlet with corn mash ( 1/2 C mashed potato with 1/2 C whole kernel corn) and Oriental sauce (4)
1 C steamed red baby cabbage and 1 C steamed courgettes
SATURDAY
Omelette (1 whole egg and 1 egg white) with baked beans
1 cup fresh fruit salad
1 coffee with 1/2 t hazelnut syrup
Snack: Paw paw smoothie (1 paw paw and 1/2 C fat-free vanilla yogurt 1 tin pilchards in tomato sauce, 1 slice low-GI toast,
1/2 cucumber chopped and mixed with 1/2 C plain, fat-free yoghurt and chopped mint
Snack: 1 Ola Moo ice cream on a stick
(this ice cream was specially designed to be high in calcium and low-GI) 2 chicken sosaties (5) on the braai with baby potato salad (6)
1 C carrot salad (7) and 1 C plain, grilled aubergines
SUNDAY
Grilled tomato and Weigh-Less bacon on toast
1 iced coffee (1t instant coffee and 1t sugar dissolved in a little hot water, then fill glass with cold fat-free milk and ice cubes)
Snack: A large bunch of grapes 150g beef fillet, sliced, with 1 roasted sweet potato,
1C mashed butternut, 1/2 C peas tossed in mint jelly
Snack: Hot vanilla babychino (4-6 drops vanilla essence and 1/2 t sugar in 1C hot fat-free milk, frothed) 1/2 tin chicken and chickpea soup, 1 slice low-GI toast
10 mange touts peas
Special notes
- The products and brands mentioned in this eating plan have been specially selected by dietitian Tabitha Hume for maximum results. Carbohydrates are low- or medium-GI, proteins are lean, and dairy products are low-fat or fat-free.

- Water is essential for optimal metabolic functioning and you need 6–8 glasses a day.

- When buying mayonnaise, tinned soups and pasta sauces, make sure the product has less than 10g fat per 100g.

RECIPES

Pasta Alfredo (Serves 4)
1. Cook 2 C durum wheat pasta until al dente.
2. Gently dry-fry one chopped onion in a heavy-bottomed pot, using only chicken stock water when it sticks. When browned, add 1/2 C water and simmer till soft.
3. Add 3 rashers finely sliced Weigh-Less bacon, and toss until cooked through.
4. Add 1 punnet sliced mushrooms, 1 clove crushed garlic, and salt and pepper to taste.
5. When mushrooms are limp, add 1/2 tin low-fat ideal milk and 1 t maizena pre-mixed with a little water to form a paste.
6. Stir until thickened, and serve immediately over pasta. Top with chopped parsley.

Beef Stir-fry (Serves 4)
1. Cook 1 C rice (dry portion).
2. In a wok, place 250–500g extra-lean beef strips, and sear lightly (don’t cook). Remove from heat.
3. In a jug, mix 1/2 C soya sauce, 1 t maizena, 1 T brandy or sherry, 1/2 t ginger, 1 clove crushed garlic, and 1 T brown treacle sugar. Set aside.
4. Chop 1/2 cabbage, 3 carrots, 5 spring onions, 1 punnet button mushrooms; add 1 punnet mung sprouts and 1 punnet sugar snap peas.
5. Place wok with meat on high heat and add vegetables. Toss until just beginning to wilt (do not let them go limp and soggy). Add sauce, and toss until all vegetables and meat are covered, and sauce thickens.
6. Serve with rice and freshly chopped green chillies.

Chicken a la King (serves 4)
1. Cook 1 C rice (dry portion).
2. In a heavy-bottomed pot, dry-fry 1 chopped onion, using only a little chicken stock water when it sticks. When onions are browned, add 1/2 C water and simmer until soft.
3. Meanwhile, slice 4 skinless chicken breast fillets into cubes.
4. When water from the onions has evaporated, add in the chicken pieces and toss until sealed.
5. Add 1 chopped green pepper, 1 punnet sliced mushrooms, 1 T sherry, and toss in pan until vegetables have wilted.
6. Stir in 1/2 C low-fat ideal milk, add salt and pepper to taste. Serve with cooked rice.

Oriental sauce: Mix 1/4 C soya sauce, 1 t wasabi and 1 T sweet chilli sauce.

Chicken sosaties (serves 4)
1. Slice 4 chicken breast fillets into thick cubes. Chop onions, green peppers, and 4 Weigh-Less bacon rashers into pieces.
2. Thread these ingredients, alternating them with chunks of tinned pineapple and whole button mushrooms, onto skewers.
3. Marinade in sauce: 1 C tomato sauce, 1 C soya sauce, 1/2 C chutney and juice from the tinned pineapple.
4. Cover with foil and bake in the oven at 180 degrees C for 45 minutes or cook on the braai.

Baby potato salad
Boil and cool baby potatoes in their skins, chop and mix with just enough light mayonnaise to cover them and freshly chopped parsley. One portion is 4–6 baby potatoes.

Carrot salad
Grated carrots, chopped tinned pineapple, and a little orange juice


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