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The best weight loss cheats? NO! There is no secret to losing weight, but you are not working hard enough!
People often come to me looking for magical advice, special training programs, or quick fixes to transform their bodies in time for the tough summer ahead. I admire their determination and hope they can improve their physique. After all, no one wants to feel sluggish. Regardless of what people are seeking, my answer is usually the same. On the surface, it looks like this:
80% of your weight loss success depends on your diet.
Focus on strength training and avoid ineffective efforts. This means you should eliminate the following strategies:
- 45 minutes on the treadmill while watching TV
- Low-calorie burning activities like yoga or pilates — don’t waste your time on these
Sorry to say, many so-called “miracle†programs are not effective. For example, promises like "get six-pack abs in 7 days" or "8 moves for chocolate abs" are just marketing hype.
Recreational sports may be fun, but if your goal is to shape your body, choose activities that challenge you. If you're just playing around, there's no need to push yourself too hard. However, if you want real results, pick something that’s both enjoyable and effective.
If your previous workouts left you feeling nothing or disappointed, maybe it's time to start real training. I know I've said this before, and I'm sure some of you are tired of hearing it, but people still ask the same questions. If your body isn't improving, it's because you haven't followed the advice. Now is the time to take action seriously.
This is mostly about what you eat.
For calorie intake, if your diet is poor, here's what you can do:
- Reduce your daily calorie intake. Start by cutting back on portions. Instead of a big bowl of white rice, have half a bowl. Cut your cooking oil in half. That’s about 500 calories less per day.
- Eliminate processed foods. They’re everywhere, but you must avoid them. Think instant noodles, boxed meals, and pre-packaged snacks.
- Replace sugary drinks with water. If you don’t like plain water, try green coffee or lemonade with a bit of flavor.
- Eat more fresh fruits and vegetables. Make them part of every meal or snack.
- If you love carbs, switch to whole wheat alternatives.
No matter which option you choose, make sure you don’t overdo it. It’s not just about what you eat — it’s about controlling your total calorie intake to manage your weight.
Let’s talk about exercise. Training shouldn’t be easy or short-term. It should be challenging and consistent. Whether you use a treadmill, elliptical, or go for a run, the key is to push yourself.
Want to use a treadmill or elliptical machine? Go all out for 12 minutes. Try sprinting for 1 minute and walking for 30 seconds, repeating this 10 times. Or do 5 minutes of work followed by 1 minute of rest, doing this three times.
Want to succeed with jogging outdoors? Run for 1 minute, jog for 1 minute, and repeat this 15–30 times. You’ll get more out of this than a 30-minute jog.
Do pull-ups, push-ups, or any bodyweight exercises until your heart rate matches that of running. Add speed each round and push until you’re exhausted.
Perform full-body strength training to build muscle. Muscle burns more calories, even when you're resting. The more muscle you have, the better your metabolism works.
Whether you're male or female, muscle helps you maintain energy. If you eat enough and train hard, those extra calories will help build muscle instead of fat.
High-intensity strength training is powerful. It builds muscle and burns calories efficiently. Combine it with proper nutrition, and you'll see better results without losing muscle mass. Remember, muscle defines your shape, while excess fat hides it.
Too much cardio is counterproductive. Look at long-distance runners — most don’t have great body shapes. A little cardio combined with strength training gives you a balanced, toned look.
I know I’ve repeated this before, and you might be tired of hearing it, but it’s worth saying again. If your past training didn’t work, now is the time to start real training. It might be harder, but it will give you better results. If you really want to change, you’ll find a way.