#Workout routines for weight loss

[jenniesarchives]

Take pride in all that you do.

[solarmorrigan]

[cw: weight loss, body image issues/body dysmorphia]

Consider: Steve whose migraines become unmanageable for a while, or who falls into a harsh depressive episode after everything with Vecna, or who experiences reduced mobility or chronic pain due to the many varied injuries he's picked up over the years, or any combination of the above

Steve who loses his appetite and who isn't able to keep up with the workout routine he used to have and who loses weight and loses muscle mass and fucking hates it

He's always been on the lean side, but he hasn't been skinny since probably eighth grade, when he was still gawky and growing into his frame. But this is different; this isn't awkward adolescence, something he'll grow out of, this is the sight of his ribs through his skin and his hipbones jutting out and his wrists getting too skinny for his watch. This is feeling cold all the time and struggling to lift things he used to be able to pick up without much trouble

(It's fear, too. Not just a fear that he'll never get back to where he used to be, but fear that something will happen and he'll be too weak to stop it. Too weak to help. Too weak to protect anyone the way he should)

There are days he can't quite stand looking at himself; can't stand the sight of baggy clothes that used to fit perfectly, can't stand looking at tired eyes staring out of the sharpened angles of his face. He feels insubstantial this way. Like anyone could look right past him - right through him

Eddie never does, though. He never treats Steve differently, except to worry about his health - but never what he looks like. He hugs Steve as tightly as before, kisses him just as hard as before, whistles at him when he catches Steve in the middle of dressing, just like before. Like he isn't disappointed that Steve doesn't look good anymore, like he isn't even bothered

He'll hold Steve, and pull him close on bad days, and he'll let Steve be upset, but he'll never stand for Steve speaking badly about himself. He'll always push back, sometimes gently, sometimes loudly, always reminding Steve that he loves him, and what he looks like is a part of that. Reminding him that Eddie loves it all

"But you can gain it back, if you want to. When you're doing better," Eddie tells him

"What if I'm never doing better? What if I can never get back to where I was?" Steve demands. "What if this is just my body now?"

"Then it is." Eddie kisses his shoulder, his neck, his cheek. "Then I'll help you learn how to love it as much as you did before. As much as I still do."

And he says it so openly, so honestly, that even on bad days, Steve thinks that maybe - maybe he could be okay

[vskitty]

jan - feb weekly workout schedule

monday: upper body & core strength

goal: build lean muscle in arms and strengthen core.

warm-up: everyday full body pilates - 10 min

arms:

slim arms in 1 week - 10 min

optional: toned arms with dumbbells - 20 min

core: get abs in 2 weeks | abs workout challenge - 10 min

flexibility: 

stretch for splits (front splits flexibility routine) - 15 min

how to get a flexible back fast! - 10 min

tuesday: leg flexibility & splits

goal: work towards front and middle splits.

warm-up: everyday full body pilates - 10 min

flexibility:

full body stretch for flexibility - 20 mins

intense hamstring repair yoga routine - 25 mins

wednesday: lower body & glutes

goal: tone legs and grow glutes.

warm-up: everyday full body pilates - 10 min

arms: slim arms in 1 week - 10 min

glutes:

30-day fat burn: legs & butt shaper - 10 min

or option 2: best at-home booty workout - 20 min

legs: toning ballet legs workout for sculpting, lengthening and strengthening - 25 mins

flexibility: 

stretch for splits (front splits flexibility routine) - 15 min

how to get a flexible back fast! - 10 min

thursday: back flexibility & posture

goal: improve back flexibility and posture.

warm-up: everyday full body pilates - 10 min

strength & mobility:

shoulder & back mobility workout - 10 min

fix your posture - 10 min

flexibility: 

stretch for splits (front splits flexibility routine) - 15 min

how to get a flexible back fast! - 10 min

optional: deepen your arch | back stretch routine | spinal flexibility - improve posture - 10 min

friday: full body strength & core

goal: engage full body strength, focusing on core and arms.

warm-up: everyday full body pilates - 10 min

strength:

ballet back & arms sculpting workout - 10 min

ballet legs & core workout - 20 min

flexibility: full body stretch for flexibility - 20 min

saturday: deep stretch & legs

goal: deepen flexibility, focusing on legs and hips.

warm-up: everyday full body pilates - 10 min

strength: toning ballet legs workout for sculpting, lengthening and strengthening - 25 min

flexibility:

how to get a flexible back fast! - 10 min

get your splits | hip flexibility | splits challenge - 20 min

intense hamstring repair yoga - 25 min

sunday: active recovery / light stretch

goal: relax, relieve tension, and lightly stretch.

active movement: walk or gentle yoga flow - 30–60 min

flexibility: bedtime stretches for relaxation - 10 min

[mywellnessdiaries]

Glow up with me ! ❣˚ ༘♡ ⋆｡˚

brush your teeth & use a tongue scraper first thing in the morning

drink a full glass of water with a pinch of himalayan or sea salt and add a little bit of lemon. note: If you're gonna add lemon use a straw to avoid damaging your teeth

DIY milk face mask: cool trick to give your skin that instant glow. start off by simply pouring raw milk in an ice tray and allow it to freeze. take an ice cube, rub it on your skin for 3-4 minute. then gently massage your face, do this just before you sleep to wake up to a brighter and fresher face.

try hot & cold gel bead eye mask with collagen pearls:  soothe your eyes by heating up (better sleep, decongests sinuses, better blood flow to eye area) or cooling down (soothes tired, reduces dark circles and under-eye puffiness) increasing blood circulation.

use a gua sha and a face roller, it is essential to choose a high-quality, cold-pressed oil, preferably organic. I recommend to use argan or jojoba oil.

buy a water filter !! once the impurities are removed from your tap water it’s much easier for you to achieve clear and vitalized skin

Give a little massage at the end of the day, your body will be grateful! Improves blood circulation while relaxes your stress levels. (I'll be posting soon different kind of massage, trigger points and ways to give yourself a massage more easiliy w objects)

[livinglifewithmandymarie]

Taking 3 days off from the gym, barely moving for those 3 days, and eating pizza and popcorn tomorrow and going to bed hungry was not the right plan before going to the gym this morning.

Every exercise was a struggle. I was extra irritated with Mr. Sex Noises today. Honestly why. We're all impressed you show up everyday and lift heavy, but are the noises necessary? Considering how X rated they sound, they can't possibly be necessary.

Anyway, I'm eating better today. Hydrating and walking around. I have a lot to do at work because the boss doesn't do anything. I had yesterday off. A truck dropped, price tag labels had to go out (that I printed for them ahead of time). Miscellaneous things. And they did zero of them. It's always frustrating when your coworkers don't help out, but when they're your boss it's extra annoying. I'm a lead by example type and apparently there's too many "no I'm the boss and tell you to do the work" types in life.

Anyway, I think it's time I ate something cause I think I'm hangry.

[bodybyravenus]

The Road to Wellness: Unveiling the Vital Role of Nutrition Counseling in Achieving Optimal Health

Embarking on the road to being healthier involves making small changes in all aspects of your life, with your diet being one of the most crucial aspects of it. What you consume and let enter your body matters a lot. And that's where nutrition counseling comes in. It's not just about counting calories or following food charts; it's about getting personalized advice that fits your needs. Read this article now!

[theglowsociety]

Tapping into your inner athlete isn’t just about physical performance—it’s about adopting the mindset, discipline, and habits of an athlete to reach your goals, whether they’re fitness-related or not. Here’s how you can unleash that inner athlete:

1. Shift Your Mindset

• Think Like an Athlete: Athletes approach challenges with a growth mindset. They view failures as learning opportunities and stay committed even when progress feels slow.

• Set Clear Goals: Identify what you want to achieve—whether it’s running a 5K, building strength, or improving endurance. Make your goals SMART: Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, and Time-bound.

• Visualize Success: Take a moment daily to visualize yourself achieving your goals. Athletes use visualization to build confidence and focus.

2. Build a Routine

• Schedule Your Training: Consistency is key. Set a regular workout schedule and stick to it, treating it like an important appointment.

• Warm-Up and Cool Down: Just like athletes, prioritize warming up to prevent injury and cooling down to aid recovery.

• Track Your Progress: Use an app or journal to monitor your workouts, nutrition, and recovery. Tracking your performance helps you stay motivated and make necessary adjustments.

3. Fuel Your Body

• Eat Like an Athlete: Focus on nutrient-dense foods—lean proteins, complex carbs, healthy fats, fruits, and vegetables.

• Hydrate: Dehydration can significantly impact performance. Drink water consistently throughout the day, especially before, during, and after workouts.

• Prioritize Recovery: Adequate sleep, stretching, foam rolling, and rest days are crucial for long-term performance.

4. Train with Purpose

• Mix It Up: Cross-train with different activities to build all-around fitness and prevent burnout.

• Challenge Yourself: Gradually increase intensity, weight, or distance to push your limits. Athletes constantly seek ways to improve.

• Stay Present: Practice mindfulness during workouts. Focus on your form, breathing, and the sensations in your body.

5. Cultivate Resilience

• Embrace Discomfort: Growth happens outside of your comfort zone. Push through challenges and remember that mental toughness is developed in hard moments.

• Celebrate Small Wins: Acknowledge your progress, no matter how small. Every step forward counts.

• Learn from Setbacks: Injuries, bad workouts, or missed goals happen—even to elite athletes. Use setbacks as opportunities to reflect, adapt, and come back stronger.

6. Find Your Community

• Surround Yourself with Motivated People: Join a local running club, CrossFit box, or yoga studio. Training with others boosts accountability and motivation.

• Follow Athletes You Admire: Whether on social media or through biographies, learning about others’ journeys can inspire your own.

• Hire a Coach or Trainer: If you need guidance, a professional can help tailor a program to your needs and keep you accountable.

Remember: Your inner athlete is already there—you just need to give it direction, dedication, and belief. What’s your first step going to be?

[vskitty]

check-in: october 12th

workouts:

workout 1: 1 hour walk

workout 2: everyday full body pilates workout 10 min

workout 3: slim arms in 1 week - arm fat loss workout

posture & flexibility exercises:

back exercise: fix your posture in 10 mins

full body stretch: beginner flexibility routine

legs and back stretch: how to get flexible legs & back fast

backbend stretch: get your backbend! stretches for backbend flexibility

legs and hips stretch: get the middle splits fast! stretches for middle split flexibility

yeahhh i'm going to feel this tomorrow :')

step count: 10,009 steps

fasting:

stuck to my fasting window (12 pm - 6 pm): yes

notes: didn't really track my food today either

water intake: 3 litres

weight: ?? kg

zone minutes: 34 minutes

mood/energy levels:

how i'm feeling today: not great - low mood and low energy

stress levels:

medium to high

sleep quality:

hours of sleep: 6.5 hours

quality: poor

daily goals:

goals set: workout on my stretches

achievements: i did so many stretches!!

[robertasgym]

Effective Workout to Resolve Flabby Arms, Legs, Belly

This workout routine is designed to target all the major muscle groups in your body, helping you to tone your arms, legs, belly. It is s combination of cardio and strength training exercises, which will help you to burn calories and build muscle. The following workout can be done 2-3 times per week, with a least one day of rest in between. With dedication and consistency, this workout routine will help you to achieve your fitness goals and create a toned and healthy body.❤️💪 **If you want to be notified when I upload a new video, make sure to subscribe to our channel. I upload new videos everyday from Monday to Saturday! 

[drmilindcom]

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Core Workout

[livinglifewithmandymarie]

Leg Day 🦵

I stretched and everything and this workout kicked my ass. I'm so tired. I slept fine, just feel super slagged. I'm ready to go back to bed.

Instead I'm at work til 6PM 🫠

[optimal-living-lab]

Crafting a Balanced Workout Routine: Key Components and Strategies

Introduction

A well-rounded workout routine is essential for overall health and fitness. Whether your goal is to build muscle, improve endurance, or simply stay active, incorporating a variety of exercises is key to achieving success. In this article, we'll explore the elements of a balanced workout routine and provide strategies for creating one that suits your needs and goals.

1. Understanding the Components

Before diving into creating a workout routine, it's important to understand the key components that make it balanced:

Cardiovascular Exercise: Cardio workouts elevate your heart rate, burn calories, and improve cardiovascular health. Examples include running, cycling, swimming, and brisk walking.

Strength Training: Strength training involves exercises that target specific muscle groups to build strength, increase muscle mass, and improve bone density. This can include weightlifting, bodyweight exercises, and resistance band workouts.

Flexibility and Mobility: Flexibility exercises improve range of motion and joint health, while mobility exercises enhance functional movement patterns. Yoga, Pilates, and stretching routines are excellent for improving flexibility and mobility.

Rest and Recovery: Adequate rest is crucial for muscle repair and growth. Make sure to incorporate rest days into your routine to prevent overtraining and allow your body to recover.

2. Setting Your Goals

Before creating your workout routine, define your fitness goals. Are you looking to lose weight, gain muscle, improve endurance, or enhance overall health? Tailoring your routine to your specific goals will help you stay focused and motivated.

3. Designing Your Routine

Once you've identified your goals, it's time to design your workout routine. Here's how to create a balanced plan:

Include Variety: Incorporate a mix of cardiovascular exercise, strength training, and flexibility work. This variety keeps your workouts engaging and targets different aspects of fitness.

Set Priorities: Depending on your goals, prioritize certain types of exercises. For example, if you're aiming to build muscle, allocate more time to strength training. If weight loss is your primary goal, emphasize cardio workouts.

Schedule Regular Rest Days: Rest and recovery are essential for preventing injury and allowing your body to adapt to training. Aim for at least one or two rest days per week, depending on your activity level and intensity.

Progressive Overload: Continuously challenge your body by gradually increasing the intensity, duration, or weight of your workouts. This progression stimulates muscle growth and improves fitness levels over time.

Listen to Your Body: Pay attention to how your body responds to exercise. If you're feeling fatigued or experiencing pain, adjust your routine accordingly and give yourself adequate rest.

4. Sample Workout Routine

Here's an example of a balanced workout routine:

Monday: Strength training (full-body workout)

Tuesday: Cardio (30 minutes of running or cycling)

Wednesday: Rest or light yoga/stretching

Thursday: Strength training (upper body focus)

Friday: Cardio (interval training or HIIT)

Saturday: Flexibility/mobility work (yoga or Pilates)

Sunday: Rest

Feel free to adjust the days and activities based on your schedule and preferences.

Conclusion

Creating a balanced workout routine involves incorporating a variety of exercises to target different aspects of fitness. By setting clear goals, prioritizing key components, and listening to your body, you can design a routine that is effective, enjoyable, and sustainable. Remember to stay consistent, track your progress, and adjust your routine as needed to continue challenging yourself and reaching your fitness goals.