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In my experience, I’ve seen people obtain great gains without the use of stimulants or supplements, and the key to their success was their diet and training. In fact, diet is the foundation of bodybuilding success. A great diet is what will give you your results, supplements only contribute a small amount to overall results. Another thing to note is that supplements will not even be beneficial for you unless your diet is in good shape and you are getting an optimal intake of protein and vitamins as well as carbs and fats.

Our body naturally uses the whole foods that are available in the world for its source of energy and to build itself up and repair. The body uses protein to repair muscle tissue that was broken down from exercise as well as everyday life. Supplements may aid in this process by increasing

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I am constantly amazed at the dearth of quality information on the internet available to women about fitness routines. The vast majority of blogs seem to be targeted at men with most of their content focusing on how get bigger muscles. I’ve gotten a ton of requests for information that targets women and most of the women I know are not concerned with building large bulky muscles. Most of the women I know want to have a slim, toned, yet feminine look and the truth is that does take a slightly different approach. Below I’ve developed a basic overview of a weekly workout schedule that women may want to consider in order to achieve that toned yet feminine look.

Strategic Cardio Workouts

Strategic cardio workouts as outlined below will help you achieve three important things:

1. These are effect fat burning workouts that will get your fat

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1. I have more energy than when I ate meat.

This is my number benefit. I use to be so tired after eating that sometimes I had to take a nap. Of course I did, my energy was being used to digest that heavy beef, pork, etc. Now my food is what is was intend- my energy source.

2. I get to enjoy fruits and vegetables everyday. In order to be healthy we all need to eat lots of fruits and veggies. Who do you know that has the proper intake of fruits and veggies?

3. Being a vegetarian has sparked my creativity and exploration as it pertains to food. I enjoy seeing how different foods go together. Now I am more willing to try a wider variety of spices. There are cultures that have foods that are vegetarian, I try different ethnic foods as well. I

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One of the most common issues that arises when trying to burn fat, is the FEAR of losing our hard earned muscle. We spend months and months during the colder periods trying to add mass, and give little focus to the fat-gain that slowly creeps up on us (seemingly out of nowhere mind you).

There is a solution however… Below are 5 things that you can do to make your fat-loss goals more achievable, whilst maintaining that muscle-mass year round. You just need to be selective with your training, and make incremental adjustments.

1. Choose HIIT over steady state cardio High Intensity Interval Training has been proven to increase fat burning, allows for less time at the gym and also keeps the body’s fat-burning furnace running for a lot longer than typical steady-state cardio. TIP: 15mins of HIIT followed by 15 of steady state cardio at

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One of the most common issues that arises when trying to burn fat, is the FEAR of losing our hard earned muscle. We spend months and months during the colder periods trying to add mass, and give little focus to the fat-gain that slowly creeps up on us (seemingly out of nowhere mind you).

There is a solution however… Below are 5 things that you can do to make your fat-loss goals more achievable, whilst maintaining that muscle-mass year round. You just need to be selective with your training, and make incremental adjustments.

1. Choose HIIT over steady state cardio High Intensity Interval Training has been proven to increase fat burning, allows for less time at the gym and also keeps the body’s fat-burning furnace running for a lot longer than typical steady-state cardio. TIP: 15mins of HIIT followed by 15 of steady state cardio at a