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Hey, guys.
Drink some water.
Just another silly, screwed-up girl looking to become healthier, and maybe a little closer to awesome.
Height: 5'7"
Here's hoping for the best!
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Drink some water.
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I’m so proud of my best friend. I know that she’s had her struggles in the past, and while she was never overweight (or anywhere near it), she’d had body image problems. I’m proud of her for getting fitter in such a healthy way (like counting calories to make sure that she was getting enough, and working out like a crazy woman), and for being so positive during the whole process. She really does inspire me.
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Oh dear everything, so much love for Blogilates right now!
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Cardio does not tone… running for hours on the treadmill is not going to give you that look… in fact, excessive cardio has the opposite effect on your body! (http://muffintop-less.tumblr.com/RunnersBeware)
Why?
Because “tone” comes from muscle, and excessive cardio breaks down muscle (the opposite of what you want). In order to build muscle, you need to incorporate some kind of strength or resistance training into your routine (and obviously get enough protein in your diet). Most of the girls I post on my tumblr lift weights (such as Alex, the girl in the picture). In fact, weight lifting can actually help to reduce the appearance of cellulite!
“Weight training, which incorporates free weights, weight machines and resistance bands, builds muscle. Gaining more muscle boosts your metabolic rate. A faster metabolism causes your body to burn more calories. When your body needs energy, it will tap into its supply of stored fat. While the body doesn’t burn its subcutaneous fat for energy, losing weight may relieve the pressure between the upper layer of fat and the connective tissue, thereby reducing the appearance of cellulite, says Marcelle Pick, one of the founders of the Women To Women Clinic, a health center in Maine.”
This doesn’t mean you shouldn’t do cardio.. or that it’s bad for you. It just means you shouldn’t do it in excess if you are trying to be “tone”. =)
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So important!!
People would expect me to be heavy for my height and weight but I wear size 2 jeans.
My muscles weigh a lot but I’m tonedTHISSSS YES
YESSS. I’ve said it once I’ll say it a million more times. That number on the scale doesn’t mean SHIT. It doesn’t take into account the fact that you might have had a salty dinner, or drank a lot of water, or ate breakfast, or burnt fat and gained muscle. Inches not pounds are where you’re going to see your results! <3
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- A single number does not reflect your body composition or body type. It won’t tell you if that weight is comprised mainly of muscle, or if you carry a lot of fat, or if you’re retaining water, or any of those things.
- Even if you think you have a ‘small’ frame, you…